| Please
be very careful in accessing the cache as the final location is in
an area that is frequently frequented. The difficulty rating
reflects the effort you will need to go to not to be seen. If you
are not extremely careful, the cache will not last long (and we
could all wind up as suspect terrorists, hiding suspicious things
in public). The cache is a micro container and cannot be seen,
please ensure it is placed back in its hiding spot when you leave.
And as it is a small container, please bring your own pen to log
your find! Enjoy!! |
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GPS performance can be erratic at the 2
locations near high buildings, but the coordinates should put you
in the general area to find the sculptures.
This tour is an easy walk and is accessible
by wheelchair for those able to handle going up easy hills (and
down slightly steeper ones - fun!), although the final location may
be a stretch. Dogs are not welcome in all areas on Saturdays
between 6am - 4pm.
It may be helpful to note the letters against
their corresponding numbers as you go:
Get your bearings. . .
S42º 52.939 E147º 20.106
A = # of
man's best friends
B = # of
stars per side of the flag
Beware the tides of. . .
S42º 53.004 E147º 19.973
CDEC = year
commissioned for the Sydney Head office of the Bank of NSW
F = # of
circles in the access plate inland
These coordinates are across the street
from the next sculpture.
I'm being kind - you can get a much better lock on satellites here!
Cross the street to get the clue.
S42º 53.008 E147º CD.EEC
G = # of
penguins
Poetic ???
S42º 53.0DD E147º CD.AFC
H = # of
echidnas
Squaring the circle. . .
S42º BG.HFF E147º CD.DAC
CI = # of
wooden benches arranged around
J = # of
benches that are NOT shy
. . .and now the cache!
S42º BG.CJH E147º CD.DII
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