Tamar River / Kanamaluka Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
By Tassie Trekkers on 20-Jan-24. Waypoint GA28017

Cache Details

Difficulty:
Terrain:
Type:	Traditional
Container:	Micro
Coordinates:	S41° 26.101' E147° 7.787' (WGS 84)
	55G 510842E 5412941N (UTM)
Elevation:	0 m
Local Government Area:	Launceston

Map

Whodunit Difficulty

Description

A cache placed for the Cacheopoly Games

Tamar River / Kanamaluka

The Tamar River is actually a saline and tidal estuary.

The entire body of water is salty, and it rises and falls with the tide of the Bass Strait to the north.

It is 70 klm long and formed by the collision of the North and South Esk Rivers.

Take a walk along the board walk, stop to read the information signs and find a cache at the same time.

Often busy with muggle dog walkers, tourists and runners.

You are looking for a magnetic key holder.

Cache contains logsheet only, please bring your own pen.

Hints

Fvta

ROT 13:	ABCDEFGHIJKLM
	NOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Decode

Logs

01-Sep-24

Occelot09

This cache was found untucked at sight.

Thanks for the Cache

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Find#253
Find(GCA)#4
Find (Total)#257
Search/SL Time=
Today Found/DNF=2/0
Today Found/DNF (GCA)=1/0
Device= S24 (Exynos)

26-Jul-24

ChrisWhite62

a quick find as too cold for anyone to be out. Walking along the boardwalk on a windy Winters day and i have passed this cache many time but today was the day to stop

01-May-24

2y'stassies

It had been a while since we had been in this area so we enjoyed our short walk along the path. We read the interpretation signs at each spot and found them very informative. This cache was found quickly but we had to wait for the walking muggles to move on.

Thanks for this cache Tassie Trekkers. It was a lovely afternoon for a walk on the path.

06-Feb-24

beetles2

A delayed start to our ride to GZ as we stopped and watched the drama unfold at the Peppers Silo jetty. Had a chat to the muggle that moved on the boat tied up there who told us that they were always having trouble with boats parking there illegally and stealing their power and dumping their rubbish. Also chatted about the homeless that camp up nearby and he told us that one person owns most of those campers and caravans and rents them out to the homeless. Definitely not a good look next to their posh hotel and you would think the council would have done something about them after all this time.
A quick find at GZ and loved the art work on the nearby flood wall.
Thanks.

20-Jan-24

Tassie Trekkers