Cannibal Ck-Bunyip PM 46 Bunyip North, Victoria, Australia
By darsenator on 20-Aug-16. Waypoint TP7424

Cache Details

Difficulty:
Terrain:
Type:	TrigPoint
Container:	Other
Coordinates:	S38° 3.909' E145° 42.855' (WGS 84)
	55H 387212E 5786176N (UTM)
Elevation:	57 m
Local Government Area:	Cardinia

Map

Whodunit Geocache

Description

This particular cache consists of only the bronze survey plate which is set in a precast concrete block placed at ground level, but has no trig-station framework above.
The 'Triangulation Station' marker is what makes it a Trig Point, so it's added to the database.

This marker has an associated stamp ID value 69303.

Look for 2 orange tip colored metal poles (survey plate is in the middle).

<Driving Instructions>

This is a drive to trig and is located on "Tonimbuk rd" which is a sealed bitumen rd (if approached from the "M1 Freeway").

<Parking>

Parking available opposite the trig.

* Consider wearing gaiters as the long grass may hide a slithering suprise (or at least wear long pants)

Using the web-based "Survey Marks Enquiry Service (SMES)", the Mark and Alternative names have being acquired.
The official name for this cache is "CANNIBAL CK-BUNYIP PM 46"
Dated: 14/07/1969

http://maps.land.vic.gov.au/lassi/downloadSketches.do?MARK_ID=15195

Hints

Ybbx sbe 2 benatr gvc pbyberq zrgny cbyrf. (fheirl cyngr vf va gur zvqqyr).

ROT 13:	ABCDEFGHIJKLM
	NOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Decode

Logs

12-Apr-23

alnic39

The road home to my tent inMoe.

Rated: for Overall Experience

07-Jun-21

Kashbound

Needed to find a cache on my anniversary date and this was chosen, I certainly had this feeling l was being watched, easy find as this section of road has been replanted

16-Sep-19

1toolman

I LOVE TRIGS !!
Out and about with a couple of undesirables called SSRAT AND GOOSE.
Loved this, thanks

15-Sep-19

gooseandegg

A bit of a sidetrip to find this one. Very picturesque countryside despite the burn through here. Found with stainless steel rat and 1toolman

15-Sep-19

stainless-steel-rat

quick find while out with goose and egg and Toolman
doing a raiding mission from Tassie
thanks for the trig

28-Aug-17

Tassie Trekkers

Quick drive by trig as we continue exploring the area.

Rated: for Overall Experience

12-Jul-17

Mummy Short Legs

On my way home from working in Melbourne, I decided to swing by this cache and nab another entry for the Christmas in July game. I parked in the suggested area and was surprised by the number of passing cars. In the end, I located the TP thanks to the orange tipped poles and made my way in gingerly in the long grass. TFTC Geocaching Australia

Rated: for Overall Experience

02-Apr-17

nirgalagrin

19:00
It was too nice a day to not do something, so I figured I might as well drive down for a snag or two, catch up with people, then maybe walk around for a few more smileys.

The first two happened, the third not so much... a better offer came up, and I found myself in a car on its way to visit a far flung resting place.

Anyway... upon my return, I cast about for a more interesting way home than straight back along the freeway, and noted some points of interest not too far away.

This was the third and final detour from the route home... a nice quick stop by the roadside and another find by torchlight.

Thanks, Geocaching Australia, for another interesting place to visit.

GCA#159

Rated: for Overall Experience

22-Nov-16

2y'stassies

As we were passing we noted the presence of this trig point nearby. The orange topped poles were soon found. We washed most of the mud off the brass marker before we took our photos which are attached.

20-Aug-16

darsenator

Have literally driven past it many times in the past (completely oblivious to its presence).
The metal poles are used more in rural areas (sometimes they're orange tipped points and other times they're light blue or even dark blue tipped).

Family friendly trig, just watch for fast moving traffic in both directions. Exclamation