The cache is placed in the longest escarpment (we think) in The
Mournes, and overlooks the Pigeon Rock river.
The Mournes, sweeping down to the sea, as Percy French’s
song says they do, the gentle Mountains of Mourne swing in a foetal
curve from Rostrevor, on the shores of Carlingford Lough in the
south, to the Victorian end-of-the-railway line resort of
Newcastle.
Please ensure you are well equipped and prepared for any
change in weather condtions. It is essential that you are properly
equipped and aware of the dangers that may occur. The terrain is
difficult at times. Nearing the cache location you have to choose
your own tracks. Be careful of bog holes, depending on how you
approach the cache.
You can use your own imagination to decide if it earns its name,
regarding the shape.
The cache is a medium sized tablock box, with camo and
geocaching sticker. There is a logbook, stashnote, pencil and
sharpener and a few swaps.