Simon Lysterfield, Victoria, Australia
By muzza on 11-Oct-06. Waypoint GCYP1X

The electronics can't be resurrected, so I will archive it, then replace it as a traditional.

Retrieved device. Electronics + Water don't mix. I don't hold out a lot of hope for this one.

GZ is fine. Might just turn it into a traditional.

Sounds like it is now time to retire the device.

Will have to retrieve the box before archiving.

Stopped in for a look as we were walking past but a cracked lid meant a swimming device.

Found it and the battery, but covered in water and not working...

Device in need of attention. Disabled until fixed (if possible).

Found 8 June 2013 13:17
oegleaeg
Geocaching number 10
found the device and battery, but was completely inundated in water needs major repair, muzza

I was wondering why a cache would be called 'Simon'... until I got there. Very clever. Took a glow star, left a surprise. TFTC

Device is now back in place.

I have picked up the electronic device. Now comes the hard part.

Temporarily disabled until I can check it out.

I had to abandon my attempt to get the co-ords from the game because the blue light between the red and orange lights wouldn't light up. I was in a shaded spot and cupped my hands over the light and ran the start up sequence several times just to be sure, but no blue light. The yellow key was quite sticky at the outset, but it freed up doing several attempts to get the co-ords. I hope this can be fixed.

Having found the recently reactivated Bed Bugs I just had to continue on and give Simon a go too (it's been on my to-do list in a very long time). GZ was found without any trouble, so I settled in for a play of this "computer" game from the past (as I recall, my cousin had one, or perhaps it was a friend at primary school) I had a little bit of trouble starting the game - and checking the battery-pack plug I noticed a little corrosion which wiped off, this time the game was behaving. The old buttons sometimes seemed a little unresponsive, so I decided to take the easy option and run it at level one, where the potential frustration level was low and I could quickly get back to the air-conditioning of my car... Needless to say, the game was soon over and GZ coordinates obtained. I made the mistake of forgetting to correct the coordinates, so took an unplanned "scenic route" to GZ where the cache was found immediately. Thanks for another cool electronic-game cache - another favourite from me

Sunny spring afternoon just screams for a walk in the park after work and a cache or two on the way.
I love it. Solved the puzzle (sorry, level 1) but decided I needed to make it harder for myself and only read half the requirements. Got to the GZ and couldn't find the prize, after going in circles for several minutes I decided to calculate the coordinates again and go to the real GZ for a quick find. I hate it when that happens.
TFTC and the walk muzza.

Out with the kids on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. Kids are a bit young to understand the game but they liked it anyway, and we only did level 1. After a short journey the cache was in hand and everyone was happy. The 4 1/2 year old was dissapointed that there was not kangaroo, but overall very happy. TFTC

Found it with Sladem today and had lots of fun trying to find it, the co-ords were a little bit out, but we did get there in the end. Loved the game and I think we did Level 4 (but not sure now). Enjoyed the park and the sunshine and the trees. TFTC

Been wanting to stop to do this cache for a while but wanted it to be more than a park and grab and have the time to enjoy it. Ali-J had enough work for the day and wanted to get out. We meet at the car park nearby and headed in to this cache. I knew what to expect since it had been talked about a lot but it was all new to Ali-J. We had fun getting the machine to work and soon had a possible GZ. However our numbers where out and we found ourself's exploring a different area. We did not mind however, we eventually made it to the cache. TFTC

Great cache! Found woth C@H on a sunny winters afternoon after ditching work early to go caching (the weather was too good to be working and the temptation to play was too great..). This is the first type of cache like this that I have done and it was super good. It wasn't only the cache that was good but the area. I had never managed to explore this area before and we wandered quite a bit off the trail of the cache on this one and found ourselves up the top of the hill looking out towards Melbourne. there were kangaroos everywhere and the view was great. Finally found the cache just on dark after a great afternoon wander on a sunny winters afternoon. TFTC muzza

Just adding promised Favourite Point

This was the third of four caches in this park today. I had determined to do this and 'Bed bugs' with MMelb who I also thought would be useful for Minimax. We both enjoyed the easy walk in after BMP2 and Minimax. Our first try was successful at level 4. MMelb (who as a much younger child had a smaller version of this game) continued to play but was unable to win at the higher levels. An arithmetic error was made but quickly corrected and we soon found the cache. Took letter opener and left key ring and lanyard. Thanks Muzza
GJMMelb

PS We will add a Favourite Point when we get some more... we owe about 8 by the end of today!! lol

This entry was edited by GJMMelb on Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 9:43:21 AM UTC.

Got the impression that this device did not work properly.
However, can't rule out that I did not understand info
correctly.

Called by to check the box. No problem there. The device is safe inside its plastic bag and is still nice and dry.

Found the first cache with Kamce and palyed the game ( it bought back many memories)
unfourtunatly I didnt read the cache list carefully and missed the vital clue

I also confess to using too much muscle power on the cache box. I thought it had seal clips and when I pulled I cracked the edge of the box. Sorry muzza
we packed it up nice and snug but it might need a bit of maintanence

Big muscles using clips that are not really there damaged the box. Its not too bad but might leak if the rain gets heavy
see my didnt find log [:|]

Another beauty and a little bit more difficult.....however it was fun. Picked L/3 to begin with and stuck with it Great idea and well executed.
We collected the numbers and soon found ourselves heading 200 or so mt's to the East or was it West?.....WHOOPS we made an error - pays to first read the description [:o)] re-caculated the numbers and we were soon on our way back down to where a neat little container was found.

Thx again muzza a really cool multi - will recommend!

I was out east today to do a little sight seeing around the are with my friend who loved photography. I told him that this area was supposed to be nice and I really wanted to find the two caches up here and he agreed to come. I had heard some great things about these ones and I couldn't wait to give them a go. I already had proof that muzza could create great caches after solving and/or finding a lot of the Puzzlemania caches plus a few others including his marvellous Millionare V2. We had just found Bed Bugs and we were maaking good time, but this one proved to take a lot longer than Bed Bugs purely on the fact that I forgot about the amended coordinates. The location was nice and much better than the average cache, but it didn't beat bed bugs. WP1 was located easily once in the right position but with the GPS being so shotty around here, it still took a little while (not too long though). This game only took one go to complete on level 2 . I would have done it again but we had limited time as mum and my sister were still waiting in the car. I completely forgot about the coordinates requiring a change so we went to the coordinates given and because the clue was the same.... we spent a while trying to find it [xx(]. Eventually I figured it out and everybody was getting annoyed about how long it was taking! Then we went to the real GZ and the cache was soon located. Thanks for another rippa muzza, maybe you should place a cache like this over our side of town! Maybe even close to the city, it would definitely get all the favourite points it deserves there.

Stopped by here to do muzza's two nearby multis. Not knowing what to expect I was suprised to find what I did at WP1. Well this was going to be fun. I got comfortable and started playing. Just my luck and I had started with the hardest level so I slowly worked my way down to a level that I could finally complete. It was a lot of fun and I kept wondering what a passing walker might think of these funny beeping noises coming from the trees below the track.
With the coords to GZ I headed over and it took a little while and a bit of searching before I spotted and likely spot and there was the cache.
Another very cool cache muzza and a favourite for me.

Haven't seen one of these for years and years and years! Another very clever bit of engineering to create a fun way of determing coords. As mentioned previously yellow is a bit dicey but is still operational with care. Worked out GZ then wandered off for the find. Thanks to muzza for another great multi, took the TB

I was a bit worried when I took the first bit of cover of the container at wp1 as there was a scorpion sitting on top but i gave him a flick and got down to business. The yellow button seems a bit worn out but got there eventually. Brought back some primary school memories.

Thanks for another great fun cache muzza!

This entry was edited by jonnosan on Saturday, 12 November 2011 at 06:17:55 UTC.

Fantastic, after debating if little bear should be wandering through tall grass on such a warm day (in a dress!!) we decided to go single file with the theory the animals would bite me and not her!!! (Her theory) Once we found the device at 1st coords she suddenly forgot about being worried, totally enjoyed the puzzle & the rest of the cache unfolded with ease. Our first puzzle one. A lot of effort has gone into this......Thanks muzza A small bear was there so he came with us and now... there is another bear in there!!

Really enjoyed the device at first waypoint but for the life of me couldn't find the final cache even with the amended co-ords. Now I realize there would have been a hint at first wp however missed it. Rookie mistake, TFTC anyway!

Out with Slink1 completing some puzzles in the area, found quickly TFTC SL

Out with Dunko completing some puzzles in the area, found our way to GZ after completing the task TFTC SL

Accompanied Laker63..
Enjoy this park and found it by Laker63..
Great park
TFTC

with alchemy2

It has been a very long time since I have trained at Lysterfield with my good mate Tansey. I was not able to get there for the usual 7 am start for our Mountain Bike Ride around Lysterfield, but was able to get there about 9 am.

I knew hunting for caches here was going to be tough, as some of the hills can be killers, and I don’t have great bike fitness at the moment. A number of the caches, Tansey had already done, but like a true sport he did not assist in those finds.

After Bed Bugs this was the next one of the list. Tansey had already done this one, but lost the co-ords!! I selected level 1 to make it a quick game and the co-ords were won with ease. It was back to where we dropped the bikes for another find. We signed the log. At this point we debated whether we went further north, or south (to LLL). Given the time, we decide to start making our way back to the cars via a few caches SW of here. Thanks Muzza once again!!! Great cache.

ok we were slack found with trail runner - we are engineers not musically gifted- had lots of fun we went to level one - i know thats slack

Another great cache

Easy find for the start of this multi cache and so much fun.
Got the coordinates of GZ with difficulity level 3.
Spent 20 mintues at GZ and then when about to give up, decided to read the full cache details again to discover that the GZ needed to be adjusted, LOL! I missed that bit.
So having now corrected the coordinates headed off and the cache was found quickly.
Took horse left body lotion.
Another awesome cache, muzza.
TFTC
# 168 @1410

Found @ 4.30pm, #480.
Once again some excellent fun from a Muzza cache, after just completing Bed Bugs we moved onto Simon for some more fun after locating the first stage we quickly received the coordinates for the final GZ but decided to have a few more goes before heading off. We completed level 5 and had a go at 6 before throwing in the towel and heading off to the cache.
Thanks Muzza for these great caches.

Wow! Having made the appropriate adjustments to the coordinates today made a huge difference.
Since this was a revisit we didn't have to go back to GZ to do the first part again and had the cache in hand @ 13:44hrs.
Didn't take anything, but we left a little red race car and $50 in the log book.

Thanks again for a really great cache.

The initial part of this cache would have to be the best that I have seen. Fantastic doesn't even come close to describing this on. Unfortunately I neglected to read all of the description and missed the part where GZ had been changed and we had to recalculate the final coordinates.
I can see that I am going to have to have another go at this one now that I have read the whole description.

Thanks for a really cool first part of a Multi part cache Muzza.

Fantastic cache very enjoyable. loved the concept ..Good work .. TFTC

TFTC Great Spot very enjoyable

Found with Diablo, Mr_X and family.. We also got caught up in the excitement and forgot to re-calc GZ.. We all really loved this one too, took 9TBs/GC along for the ride (they enjoyed it too).. great work Muzza.. TFTC TNLN SL

3:00 pm. Should have brought the kids for this one. Still had lots of fun without them. Might bring them back to have go one day. With all of the excitement I forgot to re-calculate the GZ. Spent 15 min searching the wrong location. Once I realized my error I was back on track and made an easy find. TNLNSL. TFTC. Kems

Found at 16:36 with The Burger Baron
TFTC

Found 14/6/2010 at 16:36pm with travvy2000.

Another great cache. Unfortunately we didn't read the hints on the info sheet and so after a bit of trouble finding the cache, Ms travvy and I went back to find it again. We decoded it and returned to travvy to tell him the news only to find him signing the log!

Took a giant Mighty Bean and left a green love heart behind.

TFTC

Found at 4PM

After not reading the full instructions ended up at the wrong location initially, after re-reading the clues, found the cache fairly easily.

Reached level 5

Thanks again to Muzza for another fine cache.

TNLN

Having just completed Bed Bugs, I was curious to see what this one would be like. Also very clever! Did level 1 to get the answer, then forgot to try other levels to see what i could get up to. Will have to try again on my next visit. GPS reception at the GZ meant it took 15 mins to actually locate the cache. Next time I'll copy down the clue. Thanks muzza.

Number 4 of 10 for a day of Drive/Cycle/Walk cross country caching
Another bit of nice micro-controller work . Would have been much easier if I had read the instructions BEFORE going to GZ. When I had the right co-ords the final cache was pretty straight forward. I spent a hour removing the grass seeds from my socks when I got home!

Left Compass took Shark SL
TFTC!

Rated: for Overall Experience

Enjoyed this one - The Unfamiliars was much more succesful with Simon than I was.

Too many grass seeds to contend with... was picking them out of my socks and shoes for hours!

TFTC

Out with Lockyer_024. My map units had been changed a few weeks back on my GPSr, and I'd forgotten to put them back, so this one was a bit of a wild goose chase. Got there in the end. Grass seeds stuck to socks aplenty! OUCH! Thinking of starting up my own turf business when the seeds start sprouting. Lockyer_024 tackled Simon, and defeated him on level 5. I tried on level 8, and promptly told Simon to shut up.
Thanks for the cache. It was a fun one.
TNLN

Battery now replaced - all up and running.

Found today on my second attempt, about a month ago i found the first wpt o.k but had muggle's doing a repair job to a bicycle close by the gz.
so as i was out here to day i had the chance to check out the cache finding after a breif search.
also strolled down to wpt1 for a quick cache check and noted that the batteries were flat so maintenace will be needed !!!!
Thanks for the cache muzza.
TNLN SL

2069 re-logging due to name change

Batteries at WP1 are flat, may need checking

Battery needs charging/replacing! ....TFTC

Originally tried for this one with Mr Jibblets a month ago but muggles near GZ but a stop to the search, but today was muggle free so cache was soon in hand
TFTC

Disabled until battery can be replaced.

After the disappointment with Bed Bugs, this one raised a smile again. We found the first site without trouble, then sat out of sight of the track and played with the device. I suspect the power source will need topping up before long, but there was enough juice to allow us to get the second coordinates. Nice woodland and a great walk up to Birdlands Reserve, which is greening up after the summer fires. Not too many muggles around in the evening so we sat and enjoyed reading the log, after adding our own entry. Took the 2 c coin and left a poker chip keyring. TFC Muzza. Great fun!

Now available.

This proved to be my last cache for the day as I headed to my mate's place in Berwick. After putting one coordinate wrong I headed off 200m up a hill (should have looked at the terrain rating!) before realising, and so got it on my way back to the car.

I initially started on level 7 but I was playing while I was reading the instructions, so when I bombed out of that I played on level 1 and got it. Like Bed Bugs this was very well put together and I'm sure the kids love it!

Cheers Muzza,

R - B

This cache in on the edge of the area affected by the Upwey fire. The area will be closed to the public for some time.

This cache has been disabled until area has been reopened and the cache checked.

Our kids favourite cache so far! Thanks for the fun way of providing second coordinates. Very creative. TNLN

Had a great time finding this cache. The kids enjoyed the game as did the big kids!!

TNLNSL

Thanks for the great cache

After using level 1 to get the coords we headed off and searched for quite a while without success. Reading the cache notes again soon revealed why - it had been moved and the corrected coords proved much more fruitful. Thanks again Muzza for another unigue cache. TNLN. Greg and Bev

Out in the park to do a few caches, and keep coming across Muzza ones. This was another fun cache which we really enjoyed. Thank you for making it a great day out. TNLNSL TFTC.

Found @ 17:55 with davroy on our regular Tuesday night of caching. Another fun cache. Nice to have one thats a little different. Davroy managed the achieve the result required to get the co-ords for final GZ and cache soon after in hand. TFTC TNLNSL.

Found @ 1755.

Found with ggkof on our usual Tuesday night caching adventure. A good companion to Bed Bugs. ggkof and I used Level 1 to get the coordinates, then off to find the cache easily. TNLN.

### OUR 1000TH CACHE ###
Logged at 1445 hrs.
Anyway it's great to reach this milestone after 2-1/2 years, but that's how long it takes when you only cache on Sundays. We were a bit aprehensive that we would not get there today, and we proceeded off to the start whilst promising ourselves we would give it a really good go which we did. Another "thing" that we do not do well on, but we kept at it. This area is such a great place for caches and all the "wildlife around" just seem to make this a better place. Thank you muzza for bringing us to this place again and thanks for the cache. TNLN.

And a fun time was had by all!
We got the co-ordinates using level 1
There was much debate about the final GZ but a re-read of the cache notes revealed an adjustment to the location and the cache was soon in hand.
Thank you Muzza for a most entertaining pair of caches (see Bed Bugs)
TNLN
TFTC
The Riddellers

Another fun cache that was perfect for us as we had Junior Lips with us today. She was actually enjoying herself even though we were in the dreaded "outdoors" and there wasn't a tv in sight. She successfully completed level one and two.
We took a kangaroo and left a giraffe and some gem stones.
Thanks for another great cache.

Found the first container no problem at 1800hrs - great spot in the bush. Container and contents all dry and ok - my 10yo daughter loved using the device, she used level four to get the GZ co-ordinates. I noted that it hasnt been found for two mths since the 30/12/07.
GZ is in excellent condition too. Thanks for this one Muzza - Regards Sarian

After being attacked by the nearby Bed Bugs (a load of fun!!), we went on to find Simon. Found Simon & WOW....
If you are my age, all you wanted for Christmas one year was one of these, too cool!
Great cache.
Took bumbag, left two bells, giant mighty beanz & caching card.
TFTCSL, find # 28 for Echo & Spice

P.S. If you are doing this cache at around this time of year, check out the plum & apple trees all the way down the track to the south entrance of the park, they were delicious!

Now, this was fun. Found the device, the reluctant spouse wanted to do the work, and decided that level 1 would be sufficient.

With instructions in hand, we headed off and successfully found the nice big cache.

TN, left new blue bum bag.

Thanks to muzza!!

Liked this one too
Find 101 and 4 out of 5 today!
Walked around a bit before checking the cache details to get the correct co-ords. It was a easy find from there.

On the way to 200 finds now!!! This is 101 #4 of 5 today. Another great cache. We took the easy way and did level 1. popped in the co-ords and made our way to....the wrong spot. I read the cache details and saw that we needed to do some adding! Did that and made our way to GZ. Had to wait for the GPSr to settle, then made the find.

TNLNSL

Found the "machine" took one attempt - I was in a hurray so was on the easiest level. Walked straight to final GZ.

TNLNSL

David.

Best cache ever, found on second attempt after mistake with off set addition !
In Aus.pen
Out spring balace.

Thanks Muzza for a great cache.

Find # 1582 and 11th of the day at 1:45pm. Accompanied by Feathertop on another eastern suburbs expedition. Easy find after reading the cache notes properly and a lot of fun. TNLN, Signed Log, Thanx Muzza....

Another great cache enjoyed by two ageing cachers. I accidently hit difficulty 7 but managed somehow to reveal the coords. I am now going to revist the musical mayhem series with added confidence! Thanks Muzza.

Took the easy play option and was happy to see I was not as whacked as I had been at another close cache. Thankfully I was reminded of the offset so didn't need to do the long hike and found the final easily. Another trully inspirational cache.
*Overall Experience: 5*

Found @ 4.23pm, Best cache ever!! Love the device, great location, top effort Muzza!!
In: Shark, Out: Lizard SL TFTC

This proved a little difficult at first as the sounds worked but no lights. (They started working later though) Still managed a result anyway and found the cache easily. Thanks again Muzza.

Wandered over to the fallen log, had problems, then re-read the clue and found the bit at the end re the changed co-ords. Went to that spot which put us in a place that must have been wrong, so we called it quits and moved on.

12:00 On the way back from MMM we stopped by to say hi. Cache in good condition In: Car Out: TB BMX

Found at 5:45pm after we too fell for the 'failing to read the instructed application of the co-ord offsets' trick. We found the cool device with no problems and we reached level 5 on the device - only by pooling our brain power! We then wandered off and searched for the cache (not knowing that we would never find it there!). After an extensive search I decided to return to the device and retrieve the clue. Half way through decrypting it I then read that there was actually some more arithmetic needed to get the correct final stash position! D'oh! I returned to the other 38'ers with the news that we hadn't read the instructions correctly and that we had wasted our time there. Anyway, we trundled over to the correct co-ords and found the cache quickly. TN, Left TB BMX Dude and SL. Thanks for the walk in quite nice natural surroundings and creating an ingenious game device!

Found by Bob at 1815

Got it today . Still, I haven't learned much from my experiences last week - while doing "What's Up Doc?" by the Farmers earlier today, I again failed to properly read the cache notes (I blame it on using a PDA - I didn't scroll down far enough to get all the info) and would have ended up 5km away if I hadn't noticed the failure while doing "CCC" . Oh well, I think it's always going to be a problem with solo caching - if you've got a partner these slipups are much less likely to go unnoticed.

TNLN

Thanks Muzza - a great cache

Some days everything goes right, some days it doesn't . I put it down to the 40+° heat today - I headed off for the cache with just my GPSr, PDA and a pen (I figured I could skip my backpack - it was too hot after a day in the sun, and I was out of water). I located the device ok - and succeeded at Level 1 (I did ok at Level 2 too, but my brain was melting I think so I didn't press my luck with higher levels). I'd thought I wouldn't need any paper, but I did - so I wrote the coords on a leaf before entering them in the GPSr. I headed off for GZ after also writing the coded clue on another leaf. I got to GZ, and it looked a likely spot, but I couldn't see a cache or any sign of searching, so I managed to decode the clue by writing on a piece of bark (those spotted gums have great bark for this ) - which seemed to confirm the spot, but despite searching for 30-40 mins, I couldn't find it . The heat was really getting to me by now, and I was getting very dehydrated, so I managed to drag myself away (very disappointed - it's been a long time since I've missed one when I've had the right coords and it's actually been there). When I got home, I checked the logs (which I could have done in the field, on my PDA) and immediately noticed Robmc's reference to the cache notes - I hadn't read them recently, so hadn't added the offsets .

At least I'm happy that the cache is there and I didn't simply overlook it. I'd like to think I've learned from this, but it's not the first time I've failed to check clues, logs and cache notes - so I'm probably doomed to make the same mistake for all of eternity (Dante's undocumented 8th level of Hell - reserved for cachers who don't read the docs [xx(]).

Thanks anyway Muzza - it was yet another great device and I'm confident I'll get it next time

Found 14:45, another fantastic Muzza cache the ingenuity and work that goes into these caches is fantastic and really makes them a joy to do [^]

TNLN, thanks Muzza for another fantastic cache.

Found the machine without trouble, and unashamedly used level one. This type of exercise is NOT my strong point! Like the previous finder I went to the wrong coordinates although unlike him I had read the instructions![B)] Perhaps the next finders could attach a copy of the relevant section to the instructions with the instrument if muzza wouldn't mind? Once I sorted out my error the find was not too hard. Thanks muzza for more kidly fun.

Straight from the excitement of Bed Bugs, I raced (well slowly rode) to here. Dumped the pushie near an old tree stump just off the path and walked to the cache. Started on level 1 just so I made sure I had the co-ords, then worked up a few more levels.
Didn't read the Note, so I searched in a likely spot for quite a while , thinking Muzza's hides are usually easier to find than this! Eventually read the cache notes and fixed my GZ. It was right near where I had originally left my bike (almost stepped on it!).
Thanks, Robmc.

Found by PennDragon and new chums Dandg at 3:30 pm.

Good fun for first cache.

Thanks to Penndragon for a great day out

TN LN
Thanks Muzza

[This entry was edited by DandG on Sunday, November 19, 2006 at 3:10:19 AM.]

Found by new chums dandg on their 1st cache along with penndragon at 3.30pm. Good fun TNLN. Nice walk on a great day thanks muzza

Another great 1 for the kids.
Only hit 2 spiders today. Must invest in a better stick!
Got all smart and didn't read notes properly (Dead give-away for the level I had chosen.) Level 1.
Found it in the end & clocked up my second official cache for the day. TFTC

Found at 12.15. Had the day off work and thought we would do a couple of caches and then have a picnic lunch at nearby lake. Kids enjoyed this one, Eldest gumleaf cracked it easily on level 4 and then he wanted to try level 8, almost did it too.

Whilst writing in the logbook a male passerby stopped on the otherside of the tree to do a wee wee. We saw him but he didn't see us until he resumed his journey and passed by along the nearby track. Interesting experiences come the way of Geocachers.

Took Compass, left spring balance. Thanks Muzza, great cache.

15:25 Found with Clarks Mob. Took our two families out to show the newby the finer points of caching. Everybody went back to the car and left us to finish the logging Bed Bugs (which is close by) and when I turned around CM1 was off on the trail of this cache. Took us a while to do and when we got back to the cars we were in trouble. I had the car keys [xx(]
TNLN

Another find for The Rebel Alliance. L.L.T.R.A