Wuttrick-Yarragon PM 68 Trafalgar East, Victoria, Australia
By darsenator on 21-Oct-16. Waypoint TP7485

The road is closed, so I walked the last 400 m. It was not looking good with all the work being done, but they must have known about the trig because the massive pile of dirt stopped just a metre or so short of it. I found what Tassie Trekkers found. I think it is important to actually find something when claiming a find.

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Needed a find on my anniversary date and this was the nearest and before it gets wet here

I stomped and stomped about and dug through the very long, thick grass (hoping at the same time for no slitheries), looking for the plate, but to no avail. However I took photographs to show it.

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One of the many trigs we have found in our travels.

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On a caching morning out with Kato Potato, we happened to be returning from Warragul to home and I requested a drive-by on what I thought was a through-road to Moe. As it turns out, it's only a through-road for illegal, barrier-rounding 4WDs with impressive clearance. Not a good idea for a little VW Jetta so we persued the TP on foot. The coordinates were excellent, of course, and I waded in to the orange marker tape to spy the small pole and happily took photos. TFTC Geocaching Australia and for all the finding work Darsenator.

Thanks to the work done by the previous finder, darsenator, who located, dug the dirt, grass and accumulated debris away from the brass button, put orange marker tape on the fence and provided driving instructions, we were able to locate this trig point today.
We parked near the barrier and walked the short distance to the trig marker. We noticed that the local authorities appear to be planning some development of the road and possibly the canal.
We were glad it was cold and wet today and the snake seen when the previous finder was in the area was well hidden.

Located after nearly 90 minutes of probing but perseverance rewarded.
Orange tape on barb wired fence tied to assist with future spotters.

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