The geocache is not at the published coordinates. As a Mystery Cache, you will need to deduce the coordinates from the puzzle below.
Welcome to one of the Cognitive Reasoning Ability Puzzles (C.R.A.P.) near Charleville. Each puzzle is different, and is part of a series designed to help "Train your Brain"
Your Frontal Lobe is a natural leader - this part of the brain loves solving problems.
Your Temporal Lobe is a listener - it processes what you hear and helps you understand.
Your Occipital Lobe is looking all around - it can tell when something is moving and what colour it is.
Your Parietal Lobe is busy taking it all in - it helps you pay attention, read and write.
Your Cerebellum is a mover and shaker - it helps you synchronise and harmonise your body's movements.
Your Limbic System (internal) is a sensitive soul - it forms and processes emotion, deals with smell, learns new things and holds long-term memory.
Brain training could help you be ready for any challenge ahead.
This is No 9 of the series.
All the answers to the clues are in the boxes, either as a word or picture.
Solve the clues and cross off the boxes. One word will be left over - enter it into Certitude for the coordinates.
US President who made GPS public
Had the big idea: "Great American GPS Stash Hunt"
First person to log a cache find
Credited with establishing geocaching.com
Oldest surviving geocache
"Antarctic Views" - GCDECD
Hunting device
GeoWoodstock 4
Groundspeak Headquarters
Deadly Duck: Envy
Plastic figures, stickers, toy cars, erasers, glass jewels, etc
Australia's Oldest
Sustainability
First earthcache published
You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.