Cosmopolitan Melbourne has a multitude of public sculptures and
artworks spread throughout it's CBD.
Many caches use their artisan charms as often the feature for
you to contemplate, or as in this case, calculate.
The coordinates here should bring you near the sculpture named
"A History Apparatus". Currently, I've not been able to glean much
on it's own history, or the sculptor themselves, but feel free to
note it in your log if you figure it out. It's an iconic structure,
and one I'm surprised has not been cached already.
While here...
A = The number of groups of air holes on the eastern side of the
sculpture (note, there may be a few panels, each with a number of
groups of air holes).
And then...
Not too strenuous a walk will find you at the final location, an
artwork this time by Maurie Hughes.
S 37°48.A23 E144°58.113
The cache is the smallest in the CBD so far. Please be wary of
bystanders when you retrieve and replace this cache. Weekday peak
and lunch hours may prove challenging as there may be a high
pedestrian influence in the area.
Happy caching! It's been that way for me for over 200 caches
now!