In Sydney for a short trip from Brisbane (Interstate travel, what is that?) and would welcome a catch up with local geocachers. Feel free to drop in for a chat before the day gets in to full swing.
Where: The Obelisk, Loftus Street, Macquarie Place Park , Sydney, 2000
The obelisk is the earliest surviving public monument of Australia's colonisation. Designed by Francis Greenway and erected in 1818, the sandstone structure functioned as the zero point for the measurement of early roads in New South Wales. The obelisk was instrumental as a surveying device used for Sydney's earliest roads.
This is also the spot where the "Great North Walk" to Newcastle commences. A well worthwhile challenge (which I unfortunately completed before discovering geocaching).
There will be a log book for signing (and COVID compliance purposes).