Pop Culture Geocoin Barrel of Monkeys - Gold

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Released:
Monday, August 3, 2009
Origin:
South Carolina, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of Elparra.

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You've found an orange proxy (stand-in) tag for one of the cutest geocoins EVER!

I wanted kids (of all ages) to find this, covet for a few days, then drop in a new cache for someone else to enjoy. I did't care how many miles it went - I cared how many geocachers got to find and enjoy it. Unfortunately my gold monkey was taken from his starting cache and never appeared again.  So as a way for you to enjoy the original, you've been directed here by the hitchhiker tag.  I know it's not as cool as holding the monkey in your hand, but hopefully you've enjoyed finding it!

About This Item

Yellow Travelling Monkey

Barrel of Monkeys is a toy game first created by Lakeside Toys in 1965. Today it is produced by the Milton Bradley Company. The barrel contains 12 monkeys. The instructions on the bottom of the barrel state "Dump monkeys onto table. Pick up one monkey by an arm. Hook other arm through a second monkey's arm. Continue making a chain. Your turn is over when a monkey is dropped." These Monkeys have also been used for modeling of polyhedral structures, including virus particles and other protein structures [2] In brief, a pair of monkeys can hook around each other in more than eighty different ways, forming quite stable links. The links may be either symmetrical or asymmetrical. Repetition of an asymmetric link generates a helix. A symmetric link is self limiting, so that the structure cannot grow further unless a new link is used to join symmetric pairs. That comes from Wikipedia - who knew a barrel of monkeys could be so scientific!

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Tracking History (17858.5mi) View Map

Visited 1/8/2015 brad1987 took it to The Riverside trail No.1 New South Wales, Australia - .86 miles  Visit Log
Visited 1/8/2015 brad1987 took it to Hidden Valley Bridge Troll New South Wales, Australia - .16 miles  Visit Log
Visited 1/8/2015 brad1987 took it to Grassy Head Road New South Wales, Australia - 1.03 miles  Visit Log
Visited 1/8/2015 brad1987 took it to Grassy Reserve New South Wales, Australia - .78 miles  Visit Log
Visited 1/8/2015 brad1987 took it to Middle Head beach Track New South Wales, Australia   Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 1/8/2015 brad1987 retrieved it from Middle Head beach Track New South Wales, Australia   Visit Log

pick up
Dropped Off 1/5/2015 efb01 placed it in Middle Head beach Track New South Wales, Australia - 9,596.46 miles  Visit Log
Discovered It 10/23/2014 LCSM discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered it in Seneca Falls. Happy travels.
Retrieve It from a Cache 10/23/2014 efb01 retrieved it from Seneca Falls TB Hotel New York   Visit Log

Time to move this not sure where.
Discovered It 10/22/2014 bullseye1 discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered today at the TB Hotel. Thanks.
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