The Bridge bush Belfast, Ulster, Ireland
By
belovhka on 20-Jan-16. Waypoint GC6A6M1
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Logs
Dropping at the airport and a couple of hours to spare came round to the wood to give the dog a good walk.
Enjoyed the walk with dog in Red Wood and now wandering nearby to collect a few extra caches of which this was one. Quickly found but left the park the wrong way - just where did I leave the car? TFTC
Enjoyed the walk with dog in Red Wood and now wandering nearby to collect a few extra caches of which this was one. Quickly found but left the park the wrong way - just where did I leave the car? TFTC
My GPSr has stopped working and I'm feeling bereft until I can get a replacement. I managed to find this cache just from the description and the hint. No muggles to worry about today. TFTC!
#3233 and FTF (#437) @ 21.25 on Burns Night and just 15 minutes after publication!
I was sitting at my computer this evening catching up on some much-needed housekeeping when notification of this new cache came in. Well, what can I say? With it being just over 2 miles from home I couldn’t sit in the house and not have a go at being the first to find it.
I parked in the car park just off the Holywood Road and walked up from here, taking the left-hand path at the junction, passing the school fence before turning right and walking to the bridge. I had a pretty good idea of where it might be and sure enough after stepping off the path and looking along the fence line I spotted something ‘suspicious’!
Glad to find a blank log and once it was signed I soon had the cache back in its hiding place. A few minutes later I was back at the car and heading for home via the Old Holywood Road to complete some maintenance on one of the caches in our ‘Holywood Dander’ series just off My Lady’s Mile.
Nice hide though I wonder if it will last as it’s not hard to see from off the path. Hopefully it will be ok and found by many.
TFTC
I was sitting at my computer this evening catching up on some much-needed housekeeping when notification of this new cache came in. Well, what can I say? With it being just over 2 miles from home I couldn’t sit in the house and not have a go at being the first to find it.
I parked in the car park just off the Holywood Road and walked up from here, taking the left-hand path at the junction, passing the school fence before turning right and walking to the bridge. I had a pretty good idea of where it might be and sure enough after stepping off the path and looking along the fence line I spotted something ‘suspicious’!
Glad to find a blank log and once it was signed I soon had the cache back in its hiding place. A few minutes later I was back at the car and heading for home via the Old Holywood Road to complete some maintenance on one of the caches in our ‘Holywood Dander’ series just off My Lady’s Mile.
Nice hide though I wonder if it will last as it’s not hard to see from off the path. Hopefully it will be ok and found by many.
TFTC
