I first met Miss Terry many many years ago, when I was only a young child, and this Grand Old Lady would sit me on her lap and tell me wonderful
stories of mysterious lands across the seas. Later, as I grew older, we talked of undiscovered lands and immense fortunes hidden in long forgotten places, and of the discoveries made on her expeditions into some of these mysterious lands. I spent many, many days with
this marvelously Magnetic woman, talking,
listening and learning but now, as the years go by she is growing older and she
told me that she has
much that she wants to pass on to younger generations before her time comes.
Though she is aging gracefully, she is becoming more forgetful and she often leaves things lying around, sometimes forgetting where she put them.
At times, I have watched her sneaking about hiding things, then shuffling off chuckling or laughing quietly to herself, leaving only one or two clues as to where she
hid her 'booty'. Sometimes, she told me, she hides clues and over time she forgets where she hid them, while on other occasions, she claims to have laid down false clues. She
told me recently that she has left a vast fortune somewhere but can't remember where she put it, or where she left the clues, or even if she left clues at all, but said that she will try to remember for us.
When I last talked to her she was very tired, and told me of a
small cache that she had left not too far from a large gum
tree, but she could
could not remember exactly where. She asked me to go out and look for
it, but I told her that I don't have the time just at present but that I'd ask
some friends for help in locating it. Just before she fell asleep, she mumbled
something about it being close to a parking area and that there was a clue, but then she was asleep. I searched quietly around on both the
kitchen and Dining tables, and I also looked through all of the books in the
Bookshelf, but I couldn't find the clue (if she really left one).
The cache container can be found at S 32 11.089 - E 116 02.919
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