Bea continues to travel and go on adventures. Part of the adventure is helping find geocaches. 
She doesn’t have her own account, can't drive or navigate, and insists on being carried everywhere. On the positive side, she doesn't mind dirt or bugs, doesn't eat or need bathroom breaks, and can be left in the car while her Mama goes for long hikes. She's currently learning how to take selfies so she can document her adventures.
In order to find Bea’s new cache you’ll need to match the following geocaches with photos of Bea at or near the location. Cache can be found at: N AB CD.EFG W HJK LM.NPQ
- GCGB0R [ 7 ]
- GCJRV9 [ 0 ]
- GC1WNNE [ 8 ]
- GC2Z5RM [ 1 ]
- GC3M6Q8 [ 4 ]
- GC35BKD [ 1 ]
- GC5FPQV [ 8 ]
- GC5QVPQ [ 9 ]
- GC51K2R [ 4 ]
- GC6QJRN [ 8 ]
- GC7B8MX [ 2 ]
- GC76PWH [ 0 ]
- GC94T1F [ 8 ]
- GC96QK9 [ 5 ]
- GCA0E8E [ 6 ]
A - Despite having eyes that never close, Bea rarely gets to see the sun rise. On this memorable day she not only saw the sun rising above the Atlantic, she also found a cache.
B - This epic cache by The Raven has earned nearly 700 favorite points. It was a game within a game and Bea was reluctant to leave.
C - Bea's first webcam!!! Did I mention she LOVES having her picture taken?
D - When in Rome, do as the Romans do, especially if it means dressing up for a Roaring Twenties mega event! Bea has been to Georgia several times but she has never been to Babyland General.
E - Taking a ferry to an island to go caching? Nothing new about that. Going for a horse drawn carraige ride and bicycling around the island on a beautiful summer day? Now she has! Mama said "No" to eating fudge.
F - Not only is this an old train station with a caboose on display, the town is named for the land of Bea's adopted forefathers.
G - You're not an experienced cacher until you've found a cache on a guard rail. This one was in rural NY and she found it with her favorite cachers: FORK and Beafrog. Happy caches make happy cachers.
H - Where can you find a giant snowman, penguins, and polar bears in August? In a town where it's Christmas 365 days a year!
J - This location is special. The town is over 250 years old, has become a National Historical Park, was featured on the back of a U.S. quarter, is known for a famous incident involving a former resident of Hudson, and sees a dozen or more trains cross its tracks daily. Best of all, Bea's childhood state is visible in the distance.
K - From the east coast to the west coast, Bea has visited all 50 states at some point on her adventures. This photo was taken in California, with a glimpse of the Colorado River in the background.
L - Bea has lost track of how many cemeteries she has visited. This one is the resting place of Wilbur and Orville Wright and offers a lovely view of the city where the brothers got their start in a bicycle shop.
M - Based on the scenery in this area, a stranger would have a hard time identifying which state this is. Due to its almost mile-high elevation, there are no saguaro cacti like those found in the Sonoran Desert to the south. The state's highest point, Mount Humphrey, is visible in the distance. Prior to becoming a state, the territorial capital was located not far away. The day this photo was taken, Bea's Mama celebrated 18,000 cache finds.
N - Bea found a TB Hotel that was just her size, located in the state she grew up in.
P - Bea's little hands would have been a big help in retrieving this cache from its hiding spot. Beafrog and FORK exhausted their TOTT supply trying to get to the cache and the log.
Q - Bea has been to some of the counties noted on this marker, but not all. A brief break in the rain allowed Bea to get out of the car and take a quick photo at this virtual. After all the driving we had done, Bea was relieved to know we were more than halfway to our destination.
I hope you enjoyed another virtual trip with Bea. You now have all the information you need to find her new cache. No night caching and please use stealth when necessary.