Winter Scavenger at Well Station Harrison, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
By Luckyl10n on 16-Dec-16. Waypoint GA8964

Well, well, well, a hole in the ground.....!

This is a single offset multi which was going to be call Summer Scavenger at Well Station, that is, until winter returned yesterday!

The Well Station in the Gungahlin district of the ACT is one of the very early, but little known, rural properties to the north of the city.  Until recently, it was known as the Well Station, because it had only one well on it. In the early days, a spring had been opened up, stoned all round and at one stage fitted with pumps. It provided good permanent water and was the pioneers’ main source of water until dams and water tanks were introduced later. More recently, an ‘s’ [Wells] has been added to the name. However, no family by the name of Wells has ever owned or lived at Well Station.  This explains why road signs can be found in the area with both spellings of the name.

At the posted coords, you will find a large sign.  The information on that sign will help you to find GZ.

A = Number of letters, third word, top line.
B = Number of letters shared by three of the words.
C = Number of words on the sign.
D = Number of Canberra suburbs named on the sign.
E = Number of letters in the fourth word.
F = Number of letters in the sixth word.
G = Number of words in black lettering.

The cache can be found at S35 12.AB(C-D) E149 09.(F-E)(C+D)G

Now for a little walk!
 

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