The city of Shepparton and the town of Mooroopna border the Goulburn River. Shepparton to the east and Mooroopna to the west. They are connected by a four lane road called the Peter Ross Edwards Causeway. The bushland on either side of the causeway is known as The Flats. The area known as The Flats became home to many indigenous after the Walk Off from Cummeragunja at Barmah on 4 February 1939. You can read more about this event at
www.riverconnect.com.au/education/theflats
The Cache
This cache is not located at the posted coordinates but if you go there you will be in the bushland known as The Flats.
To locate this cache you must first identify a song, then listen to the lyrics of that song, then answer the question below.
It is a beautiful song and it is on youtube so please do yourself a favour and listen to all the lyrics and watch the film clip, I'm sure you'll recognize some wonderful Australians.
The song is by a Shepparton born Indigenous rapper
The song talks about many significant Indigenous historical events and sporting moments
The song talks about the walk off from Cummeragunja and The Flats
The song mentions many historical Indigenous people as well as quite a few family members of the artist
The song mentions only one non-Indigenous person.
Who is that person?
Enter that person's name in the checker (first and second name with no gap between names) and if correct you will receive the coordinates to the cache.
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