Mr Turkentine Springrange, New South Wales, Australia
By
fitzy_1965 on 08-May-17. Waypoint GA10123
Cache Details
Difficulty: | |
Terrain: | |
Type: | Traditional |
Container: | Small |
Coordinates: | S35° 5.808' E149° 3.960' (WGS 84) |
55H 688317E 6114269N (UTM) | |
Elevation: | 643 m |
Local Government Area: | Yass Valley |
Description
Mr Turkentine
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a 1964 children's book written by Roald Dahl, with a sequel Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator released in 1972. A third book in the series was never completed. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has been made into 2 movies, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) starring Gene Wilder, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) starring Johnny Depp. They are both favourite films in my household. I'm sure we all know the story about the 5 Golden Tickets and the tour of the factory - as well as the interesting characters and of course the Oompa-Loomps and their quirky songs.
Mr Turkentine is Charlie's teacher at his school. He has an interesting way of teaching Maths !
This series of caches plays homage to the ultimate fantasy - owning your own Chocolate Factory - and the final reward for this series is just that! There are three sets of six Traditional Caches, each with a clue to the seconds of a Mystery Cache. Find the three Mystery Caches, and you unlock the key to the final Mystery Cache - The Chocolate Factory !
This set contains the following:
Trad - GA10118 - Mr and Mrs Bucket - with the value of A
Trad - GA10119 - Grandpa Joe - with the value of B
Trad - GA10120 - The Other Grandparents - with the value of C
Trad - GA10121 - Wilbur Wonka - with the value of D
Trad - GA10122 - Bill The Candy Man - with the value of E
Trad - GA10123 - Mr Turkentine - with the value of F
Leading to
Mystery - GA10124 - Wily Wonka at S35 04.ABC E149 04.DEF
Willy has a clue leading to Mystery GA10139 The Chocolate Factory.
Enjoy !
BYO Pen
Parking can usually be found within 20m of the GZs on a side of the road. Please be careful crossing the road when required.
Hints
Sbex bs Cvar Gerr - frr Fcbvyre Cubgb. |
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Decode |
Logs
Thank you for this big series Fitzy! A great effort. I very much enjoyed my morning joy ride out here. Most of the caches are still in good shape, a few are waterlogged and I will try to mention them here at the end if that is the case.
TFTC Wilbert67
Thanks
Albida
The new film is my favourite.
while on our 2 weeks trek around the bush and the Yass area.
Thanks for the cache,
MrsRoosta
while on our 2 weeks trek around the bush and the Yass area.
Logs were signed as LGTTRM or similar.
Thanks for the cache,
Roostaman
Enjoyed this series that kept us on our toes collecting clues and collating them right to the end. Even though a couple were missing we still managed to work out the mysteries.
Many thanks Fitzy_1965for publishing this cache and adding to our geocaching experience.
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After waiting out some passing cars we returned the cache to its hide only to have to go back and unearth it again as we had forgotten to look for the clue.
Thanks for the last cache in this set Fitzy_1965 it was now time to see what we could do with the clues.
Thanks for the series.
Hence I started this series from the northern end and did have to add a few extra kilometres to complete them all, but a very pleasant drive in the country. I even got to have a chat with Just a Cacher and Black Bunny during my travels, so an added bonus.
Thanks Fitzy_65 for the fun and the cache.
Thanks for the series fitzy_165 ad our vote is for the Gene Wilder version.
Thanks for putting these out, FITZY_1965! It was a pleasant drive and fun to find them. We even ran into (not literally) Boot65, whilst we were out and about.
An easy find, and an easy park.
Timing finding between cars today was a PITA though. oh well!
TFTC Fitzy!
Brought back memories of watching both movies....with each being different in their approach to the story. Don't favour one over the other, just like both of them.
Thanks fitzy.....just need to come back and grab the rest now. (generic logs to follow.....)