Logs for davy boy 

This was a nice spot for the final cache and thanks to Neoncacher for asking me to find it.
Met up with John just as i had found the cache as he wanted some pics to send to people in the team.
Its surprising what turns up sometimes as i had been to the start of this cache and collected the coords but had never got around to mailing anyone yet.Great idea for a cache and enjoyed finding it.Thanks to all the team and John for setting it. 

Never been up on top of here before and what fantastic views,we found the cache easily and then off for an ice cream,t4tc. 

This was an interesting cache to research and would love to visit in person one day,thanks. 

I spotted these old signs above a small corner shop near the center of Oxford in the center of the uk,I think the ads were painted over the old windows when there was a window tax in the uk.t4tc. 

I have known about this tank/personel carrier for a while now but not sure exactly which model it is,the tanks is near Newton abbot, Devon,uk situated at the entrance of a paintball games area and has been here for a while now,i do not think it runs anymore.There looks to be a military no plate on the front still.t4tc 

Did not realize that this lighthouse was still up for grabs till yesterday,so while solving clues to a long multi i thought i would make a short detour and tale a pic.
The light house is right at the end of Berry head above Brixham in the sw uk and is situated on an old Napolionic fort with some great views.
T4tc 

I found this cache at St Albans head in Dorset and it looks like an anvil.
It is balanced on the cliff edge and how it stays there i do not know!!This is a very picturesque part of the uk especially the coastline.t4tc 

What a great personal reply you get from the ghosthunter!!
Thanks for an interesting cache which took a bit of time to figure out but found it in the end.
It must be impressive at night,maybe visit one day.
Thanks for an interesting cache.

 

This was different!! But was quite interesting.
How sad is it to mark 660 dog poos with your gpsr. 

This dam is called the clearwen in mid wales in powys uk.
It is up in the mountains and was the largest dam when built,it was opened by the queen and it was her first visit to wales as monarch.
It looks great when the water is coming over the top bot they have just built a hydro system at the bottom and they tend to let the water through that now to generate power for the local people.
The Elan valley has 4 dams and they all supply water to birmingham,uk with water and they were all finished in 1904 except the clearwen.
It is the centenery year this year and have an excebition at the visitors centre.
 

This stone bridge is at Rhayader in powys at mid wales,uk.
It is our favorite holiday area and spend a lot of time up there.The bridge was rebuilt in 1929 and there is a great waterfall beneath it.