Watch the wildlife in the city. Belfast, Ulster, Ireland
By travellingsilently on 26-Aug-14. Waypoint GC5BQRF

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06-Feb-16
No luck here Sad

edit because i logged a found it in error. Stupid software needs a physic upgrade....lol
 
10-Sep-15
I am killing time waiting on my instrument in the hospital to reach a working vacuum. This was a nice easy find. The nearby pigeon fancier must have very understanding neighbours. TFTC.
 
30-Jul-15
Cache had gone, new cache in place.
 
14-Apr-15
My first visit to the Bog Meadows and I was indeed surprised by the amount of bird life here.
Cache quickly spotted.
SL. TFTC. # 1860
 
09-Apr-15
#2754 and 14/19 finds in almost 6 hours of very enjoyable caching this morning, which included 5 FTFs and 2 DNFs

THE MORNING’S STORY
As always, the publication of a series of new caches is like ‘a red rag to a bull’ as far as I’m concerned! After taking it easy for more than a number of months, I’m definitely ‘back in the driving seat’ and now very much up for going after FTFs and enjoying it too!

Today was no exception with some new caches ‘emerging’ last night presenting a fresh challenge! And so the trend of early morning alarms and FTF chases continues!

The alarm went off at 05.15 and, with ‘all prepared’ the night before, I was out the door in good time and had my first find logged (surprise, surprise a FTF) by 05.50! The last cache was found around 11.30 and I was back home again by midday.

The rampage took me to Dundonald, South Belfast, West of Aghagallon (SE of Lough Neagh), and then, on the way home, to Falls Park and the Bog Meadows in West Belfast.

All-in-all it was a thoroughly enjoyable and interesting morning’s caching in a variety of beautiful places, and all in great weather – sunny and warm! Has spring finally arrived?

THIS CACHE
Nice to see some local volunteers involved in gathering up litter here – I passed four of them, complete with supermarket trolley, as I walked towards this cache!

Cache found easily enough, but maybe not where the CO originally placed it! Not sure?

SL RAF TFTC

Next? … ‘Beauty beside the beast‘