Travel Bug Dog Tag Pengy76 Team Crazy

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Owner:
PookiePenguin Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Monday, June 13, 2011
Origin:
Ohio, United States
Recently Spotted:
In WCHT - A National Road Welcome

This is not collectible.

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Current Goal

To be spotted and logged by all geocachers I come in contact with.

About This Item

A member of Team Crazy that consists of family members in Wisconsin and Ohio that love to get out and search for the things most obvious to us that no one else sees!

Tracking History (2834.1mi) View Map

Write note 9/23/2025 Aubry28 posted a note for it   Visit Log

I think this one might be missing
Discovered It 8/9/2025 SnowboardCrazy discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Discovered while waiting out the rain in Regner pavilion. Happy caching!

Discovered It 8/9/2025 team melver discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Discovered while at Ca$h Ba$h 25 Block Party
Discovered It 8/8/2025 LionSafari discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Found you at West Bend Cache Ba$h 2025 Friday Morning!
Discovered It 8/12/2024 TheLadyGinger discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Seen at the cache bash
Discovered It 8/10/2024 Uncle_Fun discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Discovered during west bend cache bash!
Discovered It 8/10/2024 Beansprout44 discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Cache bash!
Discovered It 7/27/2024 esteveban discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Discovered during "Midwest Geobash 2024 - 20th Year!" (GCAA9KK) https://coord.info/GCAA9KK. I either covertly snagged this TB or we shared a nice chat and traded TB codes. Either way, it was fun seeing you. Thanks for sharing this with everyone to discover!

We were visiting from the Village of Riverside, IL, a suburb of Chicago. Riverside is regarded as the first planned community in the United States designed in 1869 by Frederick Law Olmsted (known for Central Park in New York) and Calvert Vaux.

Fun fact, we all have Olmstead to thank for having to mow our lawns. Olmstead, a landscape architect, felt it was important for Americans to have large beautiful front lawns. Our houses are set back and most garages (some previously horse stables) are set far back behind the homes. Thus, Olmstead stressed the importance for Americans to take pride in maintaining their lawns.
Discovered It 7/26/2024 Cat-in-the-hat discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Discovered while involved with the MWGB 2024 Poker Run. Thanks for sharing.
Discovered It 7/26/2024 samaurai_XLII discovered it Indiana   Visit Log

Yay, penguins!
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