Travel Bug Dog Tag Buttons Too

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Released:
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Origin:
Colorado, United States
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This Travel Bug is a depiction of a Knabstrupper, an ancient Danish breed spotted horse, that is related to the American Appaloosa.  The Knabstrupper originated in prehistoric Spain.  My filly "Buttons" was a few spot leopard Appaloosa that closely resembles the Knabstrupper. My goal for this little spotted horse Travel Bug ("Buttons Too") is to travel to Denmark, Spain, Missolula, Montana where Buttons parents were bred; to Moscow, Idaho, where the Nez Perce Indians refined the Appaloosa breed and then on to any cache near a Knabstrupper or Appaloosa horse farm.  "Buttons Too" is not camera shy, so please take pictures of her travels and post them. Thank you!

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Buttons Too

This Travel Bug is a little 4" x 3" hard plastic statuette depiction of a Knabstrupper white horse with black spots.  I have also attached a laminated picture of my Appaloosa filly "Buttons" with an explantion of the history of the Knabstrupper on the back complete with "The Travel Bug" dog tag.

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Tracking History (17475.4mi) View Map

Visited 4/19/2014 3 Williams Kidz took it to Perry Park Geocache #3 Colorado - .29 miles  Visit Log
Visited 4/19/2014 3 Williams Kidz took it to Perry Park Geocache #2 Colorado - .3 miles  Visit Log
Visited 4/19/2014 3 Williams Kidz took it to Perry Park Geocache #1 Colorado - 4.48 miles  Visit Log
Visited 4/19/2014 3 Williams Kidz took it to Water Marks Colorado - 26.03 miles  Visit Log
Visited 4/13/2014 3 Williams Kidz took it to Sunshine Cache Colorado - 11.23 miles  Visit Log
Visited 4/13/2014 3 Williams Kidz took it to A Drove of Cattle Colorado - 4.31 miles  Visit Log
Visited 4/12/2014 3 Williams Kidz took it to Last Dance With Maryjane Colorado - 20.56 miles  Visit Log
Visited 4/12/2014 3 Williams Kidz took it to Flat Stanley Memoir Colorado - 15.2 miles  Visit Log
Write note 4/12/2014 3 Williams Kidz posted a note for it   Visit Log

Photo taken in Woodland Park, Colorado, where we live and close to our home, have a very good view of Pikes Peak. At 14,100 feet (4300 meters), Pikes Peak was the inspiration to Katharine Lee Bates who, in 1895, wrote "America the Beautiful". In the attached photo, Pikes Peak is the tallest mountain, near the center of the picture. Photo taken from 38° 59.343'N 105° 3.695'W

This entry was edited by 3 Williams Kidz on Tuesday, 15 April 2014 at 01:36:43 UTC.

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Retrieve It from a Cache 4/12/2014 3 Williams Kidz retrieved it from Parallel Universe - Part One: Dystopia Colorado   Visit Log

We found this nice filly running around in an alternate universe (Parallel Universe - Part One: Dystopia GC4R8CF) !!! She is safe and sound with us at home now, and will be headed off to another horse-friendly area soon. Nice TB !!!
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