Logs for G Force 

Found quickly as GPS pointed us straight to it with few people around on a wet day. Nice hide in an interesting spot. TFTC from the UK. 

1st stop of the bus tour and our 1st Roman find. An excellent cache in front of an impressive building. Clever hide with not too many muggles around on a wet day. TFTC from the UK. 

2 of 48 for the day on our way back to Austin after GW4 with my brother egsg. Quick find in a quiet area. 

We passed by this when getting off the tube and had a fairly good look around but could not find it. 

Just a note to log in Superman TB so I can take it out again after finding it here. 

Found easily on a hot sunny day. Nice walk from the metro station which I made longer by going the long way around but took the short route back. Enjoyed the park which was surprisingly quiet today but still impressive. You are right about the spot being perfect for a cache. Took the Superman TB which hasn't been logged in yet and left some batteries. I didn't see any other TB's in. 

Took the customary 2 attempts for this one but finally got approval to log it. I found it to be very interesting as I've heard the parts of it before and didn't know how they were all related. I especially enjoyed this as I'm offshore now and could complete it from here. Thanks cporth for the cache and your patience with with me.

 

I enjoyed this one as it was a bit different and well written which all made sense when I found what I was looking for. In London during a layover at Heathrow.

 

The Warden bridge with goes over the South Tyne river into the vilage of Warden. It was built in 1903 and has some nice walks that pass under it.
 

Wilfred Wilson Gibson 1878 - 1962
He was a popular poet in the early 20th century and often was referred to as the People's Poet. This is a plaque commemorating his birthplace.
 

Haydon Bridge, Northumberland, UK
This is a town just down the road and river from us and yes it does have a bridge in the town. This was taken at night as we were passing through on the west side of town. 

Found this on the web with a little help from my brother who lives close by. Will definatley stop by and see my next over to Maine.

 

Very interesting article. Was especially pleased with this one as I logged it while I was working offshore off west Africa.