CASSILIS PIONEER Traditional Cache

In the late 19th century over 500 people lived in the remote gold mining township of Cassilis in the mountains of East Gippsland. Today, the area of the Cassilis township is a ghost town, inhabited by a few locals, a winery and some secluded holiday homes, none of which were original Cassilis dwellings. In a small gully that was 'over the hill' from the Cassilis township, is the Cassilis Cemetery, last resting place and remnant of the Cassilis township. 

You are looking for a medium sized sistema container with a few toys and swaps for the kids. Plenty of parking and generally a very quiet spot giving you plenty of time to find the cache and view the half dozen graves in the cemetery, but occassionally over the summer you can find a few campers and particularly horse enthusiasts at the site, but if you work on the pretext of exploring the hills, you should be all right.