GĂ©ographe Ship 1815 Broadwater, Western Australia, Australia
By
pood on 04-Feb-21. Waypoint GA20398
Cache Details
Difficulty: | |
Terrain: | |
Type: | GeoArt |
Container: | Micro |
Coordinates: | S33° 39.316' E115° 18.138' (WGS 84) |
50H 342581E 6274773N (UTM) | |
GeoArt Coordinates: | S33° 37.171' E115° 18.208' (WGS 84) |
31N 166021E 0N (UTM) | |
Elevation: | 4 m |
Local Government Area: | Busselton |
Description
Le Geographe Ship 1815
Hidden as Part of the GeoArt games.
This Series of GeoArt Caches are in the shape of the Ship, they will tell you the story of Baudin as he leaves his Homeland.
There is a lot of local history as you meander around the Lower South West of WA, shipwrecks, stories, artifacts, and several original homesteads to pursue.
As History goes, this story started in the early 1800's.
It is a series of caches which traverse along the Busselton Bike Path, showcasing the wonderful Geographe Bay.
Let the Historical Journey Continue...
Both ships were about 350 tons, similar to the Investigator, but considerably longer: Le Geographe was 124 feet [37.8 metres] and Le Naturaliste was 127 feet [38.75 metres] compared to the Investigator's length of 100 feet [30.5 metres].
To be continued...
Hints
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Logs
Thanks for another cache in this series POOD.
After doing some of the Lab caches we started down the coast to do as many of the ship caches as we could before we had to leave for Nannup. In the end we 25 of them all with blank logs so joint *FTF* with The Better Half on them. Some caches were harder to find than others as they seem to have ended up quite buried. All were signed and returned as we found them.
Thanks Pood for placing these geoart caches for us to find. We will have to come back some other time to finish them all.
After doing some of the Lab caches we started down the coast to do as many of the ship caches as we could before we had to leave for Nannup. In the end we 25 of them all with blank logs so joint *FTF* with Chwiliwr on them. Some caches were harder to find than others as they seem to have ended up quite buried. All were signed and returned as we found them.
I found this one as we arrived as it was out in the open. We put it back where we thought it had come from.
Thanks Pood for placing these geoart caches for us to find. We will have to come back some other time to finish them all.