A large Moreton Bay fig tree originally marked the site of the Jordan Family cemetery at the end of Abelia Drive. Unfortunately, the tree died and had to be removed. Tygum House is believed to have been on the hill overlooking this site. It was a low white bungalow with wide verandas and green shutters surrounded by beautiful gardens.
Henry Jordan was Agent-General for Queensland in London and actively encouraged migration to Queensland. He was later a member of the Queensland Parliament. The private cemetery here is the resting place for four of Henry Jordan’ s infants, as well the subsequent owner of the estate, William Arthy and his son James. Graves date between 1872 and 1888.
Your cache is located at S27 41.ABC E153 08.DEF
In the park, you will see a picnic table.
A= Count the total number of 'legs' holding up the table and seats
Find the RubbishBin Asset Number Pabcd
B= c
C= d
D= b + d
E= b times (c + d)
F= a + b
Here is a checksum (A+B+C+D+E+F): 28