Damn Freddo’s Up the Numbered Creek cache series.
Our forefathers could be pretty boring people when they really tried. Having named the things they found after themselves, their wives, their children, their patrons, their monarchs, feast days and the remaining days of the week, they then started on the look of the natural features. Brown Hill, Green Hill, Black Hill, Red Hill, Mount Lofty. If all else failed they then fell back to numbers.
Colonel William Light in consultation with Captain John Hindmarsh selected the location of our fair city based on the water resources offered by the Torrens River. The river rises between Mount Pleasant and Springton and flows to St Vincent’s Gulf past many, many caches. One of the best has to be On Ya Knees. Other notables include Where am I, Have a Swinging Time, and A River Somewhere, which starts here and finishes far far away in Mexico.
The river was both the city's water supply and sewer. Many years of hard work have replaced the toilet with a pristine linear park that everyone uses.
The final cache of this series can be found in a part of the river that Freddo considers to be appropriate for the cache name. No hints in the logs please.
Collecting all of the supplementary accompanying clues from Damn Freddo’s Up the Numbered Creek cache series and solving the code will provide the information required to find the cache location.
Have fun. Good hunting.