Take a nice bike ride or easy hike across the meandering landscape
that is the Albany Bulb. This ex-industrial waste dump is now a
park littered with bizarre and beautiful artwork.
If you have a camera, bring your telephoto lens for pictures of
the avian life, and bring your regular lens for pictures of the
crazy sculptures.
After you locate the cache, you'll probably want to inspect the
array of constructions just east. Also it's worth your time to
follow this find with a walk down the path to the northwest, then
cut north at the water. (Low tide recommended!) On the northwest
and north edges of the 'Bulb, you'll find all kinds of good
stuff!
This is a camo-taped small-sized cache, but with enough room for
a few goodies. I left a euro or two in the cache when I placed
it.
(This cache used to be called Bullsi, due to a large painting of
a target nearby. The cache was stolen, and the owner moved far
away. I replaced it with a new cache called Stay on Target,
so-named for the same nearby painting. The nearby painting had
since been painted over with faces. Then a skatepark was built, and
the slab was removed and the cache, which had been chained below
it, was pillaged; so I put a new cache on a nearby overlook. And
then, as if the story could possibly be over, the cache was
pillaged again from the overlook. The beautiful and
lovingly-crafted skatepark, too, has been demolished, probably by
the State which recently acquired the land--that's just not right,
I say, even if the skaters were in any way responsible for the
original pillaging.)
