Ol' Chermside Multi-Cache

Annand Park was renamed Burnie Brae park by the Brisbane City Council in 1997.

Burnie Brae was the name of the family home of Andrew and Margaret Hamilton who emigrated, to the area, from England in the 1860's. The homestead was resumed by the council for public housing in 1947 and was subsequently demolished in 1952.  The land was then re-purposed as a park.

This is a great park to take the dog for a run, let the kids play, fly a kite, or learn some history of the Chermside district.

Make sure to check out the Burnie Brae community garden whilst you are in the area.

Cache is a micro camoflagued in a small.  Do not force the container - it should unscrew. BYOP and no room for swaps

Stating out at Checkpoint 1 - locate the answers to the following questions. This will then lead you to the cache which is located at:

S 27° 23.ABC' E 153° 02.DEF'

Happy Hunting.

Burnie Brae building commenced in which year? last digit = A

Letters in surname of first Chermside school principal = B

Price of tram ticket on last day of operations? last digit = C

Bill Argo emigrated which year? third Digit = D

First Tram to Chermside in which year? last digit = E

Gympie road, Chermside, bitumen laid in which year? last digit = F

You can check your answers for this puzzle on GeoChecker.com.