Eynesbury 10. E Traditional Cache
6Hinemoa2: Been out to check. The cache had gone missing again. Time to let it rest.
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A short series leading to Eynesbury Township. The first half (1-10)would be completed by car and the last (11-17) 3km on foot.
Eynesbury was once part of a pastoral run owned by Simon Staughton known as Exford. It comprised over 70,000 acres. Samuel Thomas Staughton acquired ¼ of the property which became known as Eynesbury.
Eynesbury was named after a town in the United Kingdom (north of London) where Simon Staughton was born (1797).
The Eynesbury station currently has 60 buildings and structures dating from 1870 to the 1940’s.
This cache is magnetic. Please return it to where you found it.
END OF CAR SECTION.
Additional Hints
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