Travel Bug Dog Tag Dream Catcher

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Owner:
Goldfinch593 Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Sunday, March 28, 2004
Origin:
Massachusetts, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of fishpalmer.

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Current Goal


Take me home for a few nights and hang me above your bed so I can help you dream in Peace. Then send me on my way. I would like to have my picture taken at Native American sites across America.

About This Item

I let your good dreams pass on through
But bad dreams all I catch for you
I'll hold them fast till morning light
Then let those bad dreams all take flight.

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Tracking History (983.2mi) View Map

Write note 8/2/2004 The Inkwell posted a note for it   Visit Log

Sorry about the delay in getting some pictures up, we've been pretty busy this past week.

Below is a picture of The Dream Catcher TB on the Tuscarora Indian Reservation near Sanborn, NY.

More pictures to follow this week!

😁

  • Dream Catcher TB @ Tuscarora Indian Nation
Retrieve It from a Cache 7/23/2004 The Inkwell retrieved it from Goodman Mountain New York   Visit Log

Found this travel bug on top of Goodman Mountain! We've taken the bug back to the Niagara Falls, NY region, which is an area rich in Native American history. We'll be sure to take a few pictures at various Native American sites over the next few days before placing it in another geocache site.

[This entry was edited by The Inkwell on Sunday, July 25, 2004 at 5:12:53 PM.]
Dropped Off 7/12/2004 Tupper Trampers placed it in Goodman Mountain New York - 18.45 miles  Visit Log
Write note 7/5/2004 Tupper Trampers posted a note for it   Visit Log

In keeping with the owners request, we will now submit our Dream Catcher photos. Love the Dream Catcher story and when we were in New Mexico we bought them for our kids. The first photo shows the dreamcatcher with the famous Adirondack guide, Mitchell Sabattis, a full blooded Abenaki Indian who lived in Long Lake. The next photos are taken at Stoney Creek, which is a very important waterway connection that is the closest portage between the Raquette and the Saranac Rivers. Known as Indian Carry, this portage was frequented by Native Americans and early sportsman in the area. And surely by Mitchell Sabattis himself. For more information on the area and Mitchell Sabattis log onto the Adirondack Museum website or visit the museum. There is also a cache hidden on Stoney Creek itself called RPA-15 Stoney Creek.
The Tupper Trampers

  • Dream catcher Mitchel Sabattis.jpg
  • Dream catcher stoney creek2.jpg
  • Dream catcher Indian carry portage2.jpg
Retrieve It from a Cache 6/26/2004 Tupper Trampers retrieved it from Box of Wonders New York   Visit Log

Sorry for the delay logging this find. Still new at this game! We will drop it off in a new cache soon . Still thinking on the photo part.
The Tupper Trampers
Dropped Off 5/31/2004 Rusty O Junk placed it in Box of Wonders New York - 113.29 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 5/29/2004 Rusty O Junk retrieved it from "Hail to the Sunrise" Massachusetts   Visit Log

The Dream Catcher had a very short visit at "Hail to the Sunrise". I have a special cache in mind for it, if I can only get out that way now.
Dropped Off 5/29/2004 Hikers2 placed it in "Hail to the Sunrise" Massachusetts - 79.5 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 5/16/2004 Hikers2 retrieved it from Twixt Spring 'n Summer GEO-meet New Hampshire   Visit Log

Will keep this beautiful TB for a few days and then pass it on so someone else can enjoy 😁 I never really knew the story of the Dream Catcher. Thanks for a lovely little TB 👍

Dropped Off 5/15/2004 Turtlebiker & JS-Catlady placed it in Twixt Spring 'n Summer GEO-meet New Hampshire - 15.05 miles  Visit Log
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