Travel Bug Dog Tag Last Log

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Owner:
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Released:
Thursday, November 11, 2004
Origin:
Louisiana, United States
Recently Spotted:
In Snow in Oklahoma

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Current Goal

Mulberry Elementary students are hoping that their travel bugs will travel throughout the country, so that they can track the bugs on the computer. The students also want to learn about the history of other small American towns as compared to theirs.

About This Item

Last Log is one of four in a multicache. The team of bugs are Just Begun, Half Done, Almost There, and Last Log. The original caches for these bugs focus on the history of a community. These original caches guide tourist through the Houma/Terrebonne area in order to spread infomration about the areas history. The cache themes relate to famous people and places, family and community life, government, and jobs and leisure.

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    Tracking History (6034.5mi) View Map

    Dropped Off 11/8/2008 McG Mob placed it in Snow in Oklahoma Oklahoma - 599.16 miles  Visit Log
    Grab It (Not from a Cache) 10/26/2008 McG Mob grabbed it   Visit Log

    Still new with this travel bug stuff. Already reported that we discovered...but we also grabbed it.
    Discovered It 10/24/2008 McG Mob discovered it   Visit Log

    What an adventure. I solved the puzzle with agent 26....She is my bookworm...but I went hunting for the treasure with agents 16 and 27....my two 5 year olds. We tried entering from the north side, but soon found large men carrying big sticks wacking some little white thing around. We decided we needed to sneak in from the south side. We encountered chaos posing as geese, but we fooled them as innocent bistanders going for a sight seeing walk. Dodging the fake goose poop was the hardest part. Then we dashed into the woods unnoticed. We searched and almost gave up wondering if we had the right location. But we used all our agent training to uncover the secret location. We believe this was the most fun cache to date. We were excited to find the travel bug, although it is still a mystery how there is no record of how it came from South Dakota to Oklahoma. We are contacting Indiana Jones for his help. Will place in a new location soon. Agent 22...signing out.

    • Agents 16 and 27 These are the two secret agents who discovered this bug walking about and whistling quite a tune
    Retrieve It from a Cache 7/7/2008 thejacinth retrieved it from Prospect Park South Dakota   Visit Log

    Found this while taking mom and brother out geocaching for the first time! Brother found the cache totally excited. Taking it on to somewhere around Marshall, MN.
    Dropped Off 6/28/2008 Amtrekker placed it in Prospect Park South Dakota - 952.53 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 3/17/2008 Amtrekker retrieved it from Porphyrophobia New Mexico   Visit Log

    Thanks for joining me on a leg of my epic www.amtrekker.com adventure!
    Discovered It 3/16/2008 bob8bear discovered it   Visit Log

    discovered in Porphyrophobia
    Dropped Off 3/15/2008 Team Joco placed it in Porphyrophobia New Mexico - 345.24 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 2/19/2008 Team Joco retrieved it from Beyond the Kiln Arizona   Visit Log

    Last Log having fun visiting "Beyond the Kiln" cache in Arizona's Dead Horse Ranch State Park located in Cottonwood, Az. Funny name for a park... The story of the park's name begins with the Ireys family, who came to Arizona from Minnesota looking for a ranch to buy in the late 1940's. At one of the ranches they discovered a large dead horse lying by the road. After two days of viewing ranches, Dad Ireys asked the kids which ranch they liked the best. The kids said, "the one with the dead horse, Dad!" The Ireys family chose the name Dead Horse Ranch and later, in 1973, when Arizona State Parks acquired the park, the Ireys made retaining the name a condition of sale....
    Today it is a great park complete with trails and lagoons that are kept stocked for fishing. The park also has RV camping complete with water and electricity.

    • View of Jerome from Dead Horse Ranch State Park Located high on top of Cleopatra Hill (5,200 feet) between Prescott and Flagstaff is the historic copper mining town of Jerome. When walking through this town you are given an opportunity to take a step back in time, feel the past and experience life as it might have been during its heyday. 
Founded in 1876, Jerome was once the fourth largest city in the Arizona Territory. Jerome sits above what was the largest copper mine in Arizona and produced an astonishing 3 million pounds of copper per mo
    • A cloudy day in Cottonwood, AZ On our daily walk at Dead Hprse Ranch State Park
    • Stopped to take a picture or two LAST Log asked to stop and hsve this picture taken.
    • Travel Bug Meeting Last Log is excited about his upcoming trip to New Mexico. He will be leaving here next Thursday (March 13th) and will be released in or near Las Cruces, New Mexico.
    Dropped Off 2/19/2008 Team Joco placed it in Beyond the Kiln Arizona - 10.68 miles  Visit Log
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