On Top of the Space Needle

This Travel Bug is part of GC5DH16 On Top of the Space Needle.

You will need to find this Travel Bug in order to log the cache at the preceding link.  Please, do not post any spoilers here or with the cache.  They will be deleted.

This Travel Bug needs to stay in the general Seattle area in order to make it fair to people finding the cache.  

Do not move this Travel Bug unless you know where you're going to put it next.  

I can't emphasize this enough.  It's fine to leave it in one place for a few weeks.  You don't have to move it to find the cache. Just write down the coordinates and plug them into your device.  Make a plan and stick with it.  I know how it goes when you think you might know a place where you can move it but you just got busy and now it's been in your car for three weeks.  It's much more fair to others to just leave it if you aren't moving it right away.  Thanks for playing along!

This Travel Bug is unique in that it will likely have several copies with the intent to only have one in circulation at a time.  Should it be removed from the Seattle area by accident, please endeavor to return it to the great Pacific Northwest.  Meanwhile, a new copy will be put in play for the benefit of cachers who seek to find the cache On Top of the Space Needle.

June 2023 update:

I recently discovered that images of the travel bug displaying the coordinates were circulating on the internet. In order to maintain the spirit of the geocache I have changed the coordinates to the container location for On Top of the Space Needle. Consequently you may need to track down this travel bug again if you've found it before but haven't found the cache yet. Or you may not. Check the geocache page for more information.