ICEM - Wayatinah Tasmania, Australia
By stainless-steel-rat on 12-Dec-18. Waypoint GA13317
Cache Details
Difficulty: | |
Terrain: | |
Type: | Traditional |
Container: | Small |
Coordinates: | S42° 23.234' E146° 30.073' (WGS 84) |
55G 458943E 5307107N (UTM) | |
Elevation: | 288 m |
Local Government Area: | Central Highlands |
Description
ICEM - Wayatinah.
This cache is part of the I've Cached Everywhere, Man (ICEM) project, a series of Geocaching Australia caches in Australia. The series had it's first airing in 2011 and now in 2018 Geocaching Australia is promoting the series again in the hope the number of caches in the series can be increased.
The series is made up of the locations made famous by Lucky Star in the song "I've been everywhere" in 1962, lyrics by Geoff Mack.
Wayatinah is a small Tasmanian Rural Location within the local government area of Central Highlands, it is located approximately 87kms from the capital Hobart covering an area of 59.531 square kilometers. Wayatinah has a recorded population of only 34 residents. Wayatinah was formed as the village for the six-station Lower Derwent hydro-electric scheme. There is a camping area and limited caravan parking, heated pool, tennis court, golf course, squash courts and a tavern. A boat ramp is available and excellent trout fishing, so if you're in the area, stop by and add another ICEM to your list of finds
Verse 6 by hookline
I've cached in Ulverstone, Dulverton, Smithton, Burnie,
Queenstown, George Town, Campbell Town, Swansea
Lilydale, Scottsdale, Berriedale, Bicheno
Rosebury, Fentonbury, Dodges Ferry, Jericho
Cockle Creek, Lake Leake, Sisters Creek, Winneleah
Wayatinah, Poatina, Tulendeena... yeah, I've cached there!
Have fun with this cache, and if you think you can to the growing list of ICEM caches, check out this link to see what locations might still require one...or two.
Hints
Objy bs gerr |
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Decode |
Logs
Out and about primarily finding the HEC Derwent series with this cache on my list too.
Found the cache hide where the covering stone was in situ, but alas the cache had gone.
Carrying plenty of spares, the cache was replaced with a small black screwtop container with log and biro.
A pretty spot out here and a nice quiet location.
Many tftc....thoroughly enjoyed...cheers ST.
People playing golf looked at me, but couldnt see what I was doing due to may parking space.
TFTC
Today I wanted to find two caches to fill in some more dates.
I decieded to go for a bit of a drive to find your cache, it was a nice easy find in a town I had driven through a few times.
Found on Saturday 08 February 2020 at 1338
TFTC"
This cache wasn't there when i arrived at ground zero, looks like a trend of wandering by previous logs, searched everywhere but no luck. then i remembered i had some spare containers in the ute so i replaced with a small sistema container with a logbook, unfortunatley i didnt have a pencil to leave behind. Thanks for bringing me to this great place Stainless-Steel-RAT
Cheers,
The Hancock Clan
It was raining and blowing a gale when we pulled up near by. Coats on and GPS in hand we were soon at the object mentioned in the hint. To our horror the hiding spot was bare. We looked here there and everywhere within a 35m radius of the object our GPS indicated was GZ 1m. Finally we had to admit defeat.
We contacted the CO and got the heads up to leave a replacement. Next problem. After several trips to the mainland this year our replacements box is empty of containers. We had pencils and log books in plastic bags but no suitable container to leave. So it was up to the shop to see what we could find. Alas no Woolies or Coles so no plastic. The only thing we found was a small jar of coffee. So that had to be it. Coffee granules emptied into several small plastic bags. Jar wiped out with towel and replacement log in bag added. Jar then tucked away under a blanket of needles. Hope it lasts until the next searcher visits.
Thanks for this ICEM cache Stainless-Steel-Rat and for today's little challenge. The replacement container is a glass jar so needs to be replaced with a suitable plastic container to avoid the possibility of broken glass.
Travelled to Meadowbank to look for a cache that had been muggled unknown to me
So travelled on to Wayatinah and had a quick find here; sighting the cache before I left the car
Sainted and signed the log at 1250 hours
Tried to have lunch at the local but it didn't open till 1700 hours
So back to Ouse for lunch at their local
IT WAS BRILLIANT
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint
My FINDS: GCA 4013; GC 3728; TOT 7741
Heading back to Launceston via Queenstown we managed to make a quick find here in between a shower of rain. Experienced snow falling at Derwent Bridge and 3 degrees.
Many thanks SSR for publishing this cache and adding to our geocaching experience. Another ICEM ticked off the list. Cache and contents in excellent condition.
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