The Black Mesa Menace Docklands, Victoria, Australia
By
º on 16-Apr-11. Waypoint GA3188
Cache Details
Difficulty: | |
Terrain: | |
Type: | Multi-cache |
Container: | Regular |
Coordinates: | S37° 49.338' E144° 56.669' (WGS 84) |
55H 319086E 5811910N (UTM) | |
Elevation: | 8 m |
Local Government Area: | Melbourne |
Description
The Black Mesa Menace The Facility The Object The Hunt
I'd recommend that you go at low tide and drop your boat at the trail head into the water. If you can organise a pick-up from the Docklands, then it's easier to start at Fed-Square. ... and another one: The GC.com cache with the same name GC2TANR leads to different cache-box. This is NOT a cross listing. This one is the original and how it was intended to be. The GC.com one was just created because this one didn't work over there. Viel Spaß *gg* Philipp
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This Cache has been placed in compliance with the Morsix rules:
- Is the location of particular interest? (location, culture, architecture, landscape, ...)
- Is it a challenge to get to the cache-box? (and that doesn't mean the next high-muggle location)
- Does it have an innovative camouflage, twist or idea? (a micro is not a twist - it's not even a real cache)
- Or is it exciting? (night-cache, electronic features, wherigo with a good story, ...)
Only if you can answer at least one question with yes, place the cache. If not, just let it be.
Logs
Upon return with a little help I was guided into a possible GZ where I soon made the find.
TFTC
What a fantastic cache this was to do.
Started about 9.30pm but I ran out of time after only two waypoints and had to postpone my attempt as I had to get too the Night Event on Herring island. After the Event I talked Spladem, C@H, and the CO into a midnight paddle to finish it off
This is a very well set out Multi one that I will diffently be revisiting in the near future.*Highly Recommended* to anyone who likes Kayaking and night caching
Thx Philipp for the geoyacking/nightcaching/UV adventure