Charlotte's Fantasticache! Traditional Geocache
Charlotte's Fantasticache!
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The first cache planted by GeoNiece Charlotte!
Charlotte's my niece and she's very interested in geocaching and finding the "treasures". I decided it would be fun to get her to help me place a cache.
I gave her some items and let her choose which ones she wanted to include for swaps.
GeoBro, Charlotte and myself then went for a short walk along the "no-man's land" strip in Jerrabomberra where the Edwin Land Parkway will eventually be built. We quickly found a suitable location for our cache. Charlotte was very keen to make sure it was well hidden!
We then talked about a good clue to give people to help them find the cache. There was an object near the cache she was fascinated by - see the hint below.
==The Cache==
The cache is a standard clip-lock plastic container inside a nylon camouflage-pattern bag. There's lots of cool little swaps, including a First-To-Find minifig. A great one for kids as it's an easy walk along the edge of the bush and a fairly easy find. I'd like to keep this one as exciting for kids as I can, so please keep your swaps kid-friendly!
==Parking==
For the shortest walk, park on the easternmost corner of Macadamia Close or the far end of Frangipani Place. For a slightly longer walk (still easily doable by most children) park on Numeralia Drive or Stringybark Drive at the current end of Edwin Land Parkway.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Jura lbh frr gur byq pnoyr fcbby, lbh'er nyzbfg gurer! Ybbx sbe gur gerr jvgu gur cnegyl-oheag onfr.