Come Out and Play Halfway Bush, South Island, New Zealand
By Count Fitz on 13-Jan-23. Waypoint GA27070

Cache Details

Difficulty:
Terrain:
Type:	Traditional
Container:	Regular
Coordinates:	S45° 51.227' E170° 28.102' (WGS 84)
	59G 458726E 4922060N (UTM)
Elevation:	286 m
Local Government Area:	Otago

Map

Whodunit Terrain

Description

The subtitle of this cache is "gonna keep 'em separated". It's what popped in my head when thinking of an apt name.

Should this have popped in your head as well, then you are encouraged to sing as loudly as you can. Or quietly in your head, whichever you prefer.

Singing or not, this cache is not overly difficult. A nice stroll on a Sundayafternoon type thing.

You could also pack a lunch and stay a while and listen. Which is another reference that not everyone will get.

All fun and games, innit? :)

Hints

Abg tebhaq yriry.

ROT 13:	ABCDEFGHIJKLM
	NOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Decode

Logs

14-Jan-23

U.N.C.L.E.

GPS flittered about a little but eventually settled on a spot and the cache could really only be in one place. TFTC.

13-Jan-23

Lions.v.Lambs

How could I resist a new cache so wery near to home for a balmy evening walk around the suburb contours. X definitely marks the spot. Walked up to co'ods and thought Oh dear, I'm too short and it's definitely not under at the wee block. Whistled up the moose from his possie on the slide to give me a leg up. Boosted to hide and found the cord loop, a recycled? cache soon in hand with some moisture in it. A cache note was a bit soggy, almost tearing it and only some lines were legible. Hmmm back pack off for new glad bag, a recycled RITR log strip from somewhere 'Southland', excuse the other full side, I replaced a lot of log paper in forlorn caches and my old rose labels are a bit worn out. Snaffled the *ftf* popped in some swag and seen cache popped back in hide with cord draped in place. Thanks for the quickie Fitz, We're off home to plant some more rose cuttings but will have to come back when the plums are ready. I'm a Laaaaaaaady, duh!