Church Micro IE 93 Holywood Baptist Holywood, Ulster, Ireland
By
Halywid Hunters on 14-Jan-15. Waypoint GC52FGY
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Logs
Following comment by Ramck, and subsequent 'on site' check, dummy has now been REMOVED!
BUT cache is still in place waiting to be found.
BUT cache is still in place waiting to be found.
Have tried for this one on several occasions but left scratching my head knowing that it was still there . The last time noticed that the Dummy had been muggled and where something should be but was now missing.
Returned today to discover that that something was back but that the replacement Dummy has again been muggled. A Challenge successfully resolved, but dummy has to be reviewed.
TFTC anything but a QCAD
Returned today to discover that that something was back but that the replacement Dummy has again been muggled. A Challenge successfully resolved, but dummy has to be reviewed.
TFTC anything but a QCAD
After breakfast in IKEA it was time to head out in the rain for a few local caches under the guidance of local cacher Halwyrid Hunter,before heading to the CITO later in the afternoon..got a few between events..good day had by all despite the weather which thankfully cleared up later...
Between four cachers,we were struggling with this..knew it was in a particular spot,but just could not see it..despite many a hand being placed on the cache...eventually and under pressure to make the CITO on time ..we found it,nicely hidden away...TFTC
Between four cachers,we were struggling with this..knew it was in a particular spot,but just could not see it..despite many a hand being placed on the cache...eventually and under pressure to make the CITO on time ..we found it,nicely hidden away...TFTC
This cache stumped supercachers The_Swerve, The_Chris& Moonshiner Extraordinaire for AGEs. Something about the fence didn't quite look right and we so poked and pressed and tried to slide wood this way and that wa, I actually had the cache in my hand several times without realising it when The mighty Swerve announced he had FOUND it! LOL
This was PURE EVIL and well deserving of my Favourite Point! Nice1! LOL
GC#810
This was PURE EVIL and well deserving of my Favourite Point! Nice1! LOL
GC#810
A weekend of excess... pick up yer_man after work 3pm Friday, up to Newtownards (via Banbridge, Lisburn and Sprucefield) for the GIFF event, back to hotel in Lisburn, a few caches in Befast followed by Swedish Breakfast at Ikea... a few more caches, then the North Down Coastal Path CITO, and a LOAD more caches, before the trip home to Dublin. Busy, busy two days. A lot of the logs were signed by myself, yer_man, theswerve, Moonshiner and Halywid Hunters as The Ikea Team Session, On Ultimate Tour.
Well, our chauffeur today sat back with a smug and satisfied grin as we tore like a load of madmen into what was on first view, a rather odd looking GZ. Much gusto and revelry followed as we'd clearly beaten the CO at his own game. All of us ticked the cache as found on our GPSs until we realised the horrible truth. That was NOT it... back to square one.
Square one was sat at for about 10 - 15 minutes, with the CO getting more and more amused at our failed efforts. He was suitably unhelpful as we all begged for hints... the look of glee on his face proved how much he was enjoying watching our epic struggle. But eventually, the third time a particular area was searched produced a cache. Thank goodness. Very, very sneaky and a very very nice hide. Definitely the trickiest Church Micro I've ever done.
And we were only 10 minutes late to the CITO after a bit of lambasting went on in the cars (newly picked up from Ikea) for such a cruel and unusual cache.
FP for this one for definite. Cracker of a hiding spot and very clever. Lord knows what the people of the bus stop thought of our antics, but it was all well worth it.
Well, our chauffeur today sat back with a smug and satisfied grin as we tore like a load of madmen into what was on first view, a rather odd looking GZ. Much gusto and revelry followed as we'd clearly beaten the CO at his own game. All of us ticked the cache as found on our GPSs until we realised the horrible truth. That was NOT it... back to square one.
Square one was sat at for about 10 - 15 minutes, with the CO getting more and more amused at our failed efforts. He was suitably unhelpful as we all begged for hints... the look of glee on his face proved how much he was enjoying watching our epic struggle. But eventually, the third time a particular area was searched produced a cache. Thank goodness. Very, very sneaky and a very very nice hide. Definitely the trickiest Church Micro I've ever done.
And we were only 10 minutes late to the CITO after a bit of lambasting went on in the cars (newly picked up from Ikea) for such a cruel and unusual cache.
FP for this one for definite. Cracker of a hiding spot and very clever. Lord knows what the people of the bus stop thought of our antics, but it was all well worth it.
