Lot 50 Kingfisher Reserve was once the Wilison's Farm.
The mural in front of you on the shed wall features local native plants and insect species.
The info to solve the multi can be obtained here.
Senman Creations used aerosol paints to do the design and the Lions Club of Golden Grove funded the mural.
Tea Tree Gully Council worked in collaboration with the artist to co - design the art to reflect the local diversity of the area.
The area around lot 50 is still being developed by Council staff and a native bee hotel,along with a focus on a bee and butterfly garden .
I would like to thank the Tea Tree Gully Council Public Art Projct Officer for the information she gave me when I mentioned placing a cache in the area,
The area is a great place for a picnic and the photo mural on the toilet block is lovely.
You are looking for a micro container log sheet only.
Please replace cache as found.
Please take care as the creek can flow fast at times if you have young children.
Cache can be found at the following.
S 34 48.5A7
E138 41.7AB
A= No of butterflies on the mural divide by 2
B= No of bees on mural multiply by 2
Carpark entrance at
S 34 48.618
E138 41.785