Acknowledgement of Country: I would like to pay my respects to the First People: the traditional custodians of the lands and waterways of Ngunnawal, Ngunawal and Ngambri Country. I would like to acknowledge that this geocache has been placed on what always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.
The cache is not at the published coordinates. To find the coordinates for GZ, you will first need to complete the AL 'Ken Behrens' available on the 'Adventure Lab' smartphone app. The link to the AL is: https://adventurelab.page.link/T46x
On 13 August 2021, Chief Minister Andrew Barr was doing his daily press conference for our 2021 COVID-19 lockdown when an error appeared in the subtitles: "I want to thank Ken Behrens for doing the right thing".
'Ken Behrens' has become a calling sign for Canberra's people. To be Ken Behren means to know the bizarre, unique characteristics about Canberra that people may not know unless they've lived here for a while. This AL is a tour of places close by to each other that signify distinctly Ken Behren things. Each journal entry from each lab cache will provide the numbers required to substitute letters A to E. GZ is then located at:
S 35° 18.(A/B)D(C-E)
E 149° 8.BC(D-A-B)
The posted coordinates are a safe pedestrian crossing for getting to GZ on foot. For the AL and bonus I recommend parking at and walking from the carparks next to the John Gorton building (just north of the posted coordinates), free on weekends.
The cache itself is a black bison tube, no room for swaps so BYOP. Please be mindful of muggles where necessary and cover the cache well when replacing.
Good luck to all Ken Behrens and tourists! From GZ I was able to see a Ken Behren thing highlighted in the AL, not the lab location itself but the subject matter of one of them - can you spot it?
***FTF honours goes to Tankengine, dty73, Youban and Delta Response Team***