A man hath his strength,
But a woman sir!…
A woman hath her mystery!
TRAVEL BUGS THAT HAVE VISITED THIS CACHE: Pillsbury Doughboy, Bear Bell Bug, Green Jumper, Charles, Rock Hound 2, Clifford the FireFighter, International Quaker, MS Squiggly, Ashley Cat, Moun10BikeChain, Smarty, Compass To Travel By, Return Pod #1 by EraSeek, Brenda's Rose, Currie Critter II (Niko), Where Ken she be now?, GEMS from GEM's, FLASH, ZIP 57601, Pink Dino, Timothy, In the Army Now, Spooner, Mommy's Bug, Don't Panic, shutter bug, Digger, Vacation Bug, aCROSS The World, Remember 09-11-01, Blue Hiways, Sharpe's Jay, Big Green Travel Lantern, Race to D.C., clueless in kent north, '66 VW Adventure Across America, ATTAR, Hal-Lee-Gator, Red Road Rocket, Pooh Bear, Felix, Magilla Gorilla, Happy Fircmen, Blue Robot, My Gray Toy Ray, B-3 A.K.A. Boing's Big Brother, Going Boeing, Tux, Where's Waldo Swimming?, NR Duck (Anil), Supercalifragilisticexpialidocius Mary, Calico Kitty, North Dakota or Bust, Where's Waldo Skiing?, Yoda, Hope Travel Bug, Heart of a Tiger, See the USA travelbug (coin), Ranma's Training Journey, Mike's Work Truck, Little Green Dragon, I'm a sushi whore too, Headwig, The Key to All Knowledge, Mr. Red M&M, Jeremy the GeoPuppet, Torpedo Pete's Key, and Aviator, Duckweed, Harry Potter and the Golden Snitch, Woody Rock TB, Redd Rider, DayHiker, Heart of a Tiger, Sparkle Seeker, Butterfly is FREE, Take Me To My Leader, Riding the Rails, Make Way for Ducklings (Sack), 39 Years, Chimayo Pilgrim, Bare Bear!, Dynamo Racer, Baldheaded Batsman, Jerry, Skateboard, BuckORama, Country Bear, 100 Acre Woods Tigger, Stripes, Devilish Valentine Bear, RAMBug, Yellow Wocky, Field Trip to Cheeseland, Washington State GeoCoin WA0563, AmiBug13, Groundskeeper Willie, halfway, Ace, Frangel, Ethel Travel Bug, 30 Tribal Plate 30, Sally Squirell, Jake the Peg, Maestra (pink), Black Dog, Blue Frog, Mr.Ed, Vegas Baby!!!, The Chiti-chiti-bang-bang, Bed Buggy, Ted Brambles, New Mexico cacher, Son Of Midnight Sun, Eyeore's Head, Exhibit A, Sweet 16,Retirement Plan, Trevor, Harmony,What a Stooge,Frog Log, Bry Bear, Bradshaw Rat, Honeymoon Bug, GeoScout.507, Yet Just Another Geocoin, Chopster, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Grandpa Campbell's Cannonball Racer, MiamiTJ's Black Jeep, KJ Travel Bug, Baby Koala,USA Geocoin, Falcon the Racer, Thumb Drive Photo Bug, Wrangler Racer, Hamburgaler, Turbo the car, Travelling Incredible, Lake Tahoe, USA Geocoin 2004 TT V USC - FIGHT ON!, Die Virtual Ente "Beate", Donald, the Duck, Puppers, Keep on Swimming, Westward Crow, Astromut's - Canada's Capital Cachers Geocoin, American cache geocoin,*micro micro geocoin 1, Orville Onion, OL'GREY, 2006 Green Jeep Travel Bug - Salty 2, BGR the leaf, CALIBER'S WHISTLE STOP T.B., Apple Pen, Zack's Little Devil, Honey, where's my truck, Insert Name Here - Generic Geocoin, "Tulua, Colombia", The Dryad's Charms, Sciuchetti's Johnny Boy & DB Cooper Geocoin, dodge, Johann's Puzzle Coin, Rolling Oldies ATV Geocoin, Dr. Zaius, Dosenfischer Geocoin, 'tiggerman' Travel Bug-A-Bear, Cache Dragon, ODF Centennial 2011 - Wood Cookie, Proud to be an American, Optimum Asset - "TAZ, T1 - Midnight Express,Steeler Traveler,JBERWIN 006, Marsovček Agi / Alien Agi ...
Travel Bugs are meant to be moved and there is no need to trade one for another, leave one if you have one, take one if you don't. Other than that just log in the logbook. For the first forty years of this century the photography of Asahel Curtis documented the growth and development of Seattle. Like his more famous brother, Edward, photography was more than just an art, it was a passion. Ashael’s most stirring photo for me is that of a young woman on the banks of the Elwha River taken in 1907. This enduring photo of a young woman, undoubtedly long dead, has reached across the ages and taken my heart with her engaging and familiar smile. When Curtis died in 1941 he was cremated as how he wanted no funeral or fuss over his remains. Arrangements with a local pilot to have his remains scattered over Mt Rainier were put on hold due to flight restriction brought on by WWII. In 1942 the Forest Service named a grove of virgin timber in his honor at this site and buried his ashes beneath a bronze plaque at the camp. Not long afterward, a storm blew up against the mountain and a bolt of lightning struck the plaque, turning the urn into a mass of bronze and scattering the ashes everywhere. “Dad would have thought that the greatest honor of all”, said his daughter. Find the manmade object (the new plaque) at N47° 23.625’ W121° 28.237’, the cache is just behind it, on the backside of the large stump covered with wood pieces. Please cover again well.