Mr Twodollar

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Owner:: cruising cat Message this owner
Released:: Sunday, January 1, 2006
Origin:: United States
Recently Spotted:: In Turkey Run, But Can't Hide Cache

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Current Goal

To travel from cache to cache and find all my missing family members, of the 'Coiny family'. Then return home to Queensland, Australia.

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Mr Twodollar

Hi,

My name is Mr Twodollar, I am the father of the Coiny family.
There are currently nine Coiny family members lost around the world, who are going from cache to cache trying to find each other. Then return to Australia as a family.

The family members are :.....
Mr Twodollar – Dad (ME),.....
Mrs Twodollar – Mum (originally from New Zealand),
Dollary – eldest child,
Fiftery – 2nd eldest child,
Twentery – 3rd eldest child,
Tenie – 4th eldest child,
Fivy – 5th eldest child,
Twoie – 6th eldest child,
Oney – The Baby (7th eldest).............................

We are lost without each other…. Please help us to reunite and be a family again & return to Australia............................

For home address in Queensland Australia contact “Cruising cat”

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Tracking History (7863.2mi) View Map

7/4/2006	wilsonjw placed it in Turkey Run, But Can't Hide Cache	Virginia - 2,823.13 miles	Visit Log
I enjoyed taking the travel bug around to put a little more distance on it. It's safe and sound in a waterproof surplus ammunition container, well above the rain-swollen Potomac River.
6/24/2006	wilsonjw retrieved it from Treadwell Glory Hole	Alaska	Visit Log
I wasn't confident that we'd find this one. We were supposed to be on our way to the Juneau airport to catch a flight to get us closer to Washington, DC, but we had just enough time (maybe) for one more cache. We went to 6th Street to cut down transit time, jumped out of the truck, and headed into a rain forest GPS "black hole". We dead reckoned into the forest until we reached the cliff. Without a decent signal, things weren't looking good for the away team. Never discouraged by such small matters, wilsonlm quickly expanded the search radius, and made the find. wilsonse took care of the cache log, then we were off to the truck again. We made it to the airport with plenty of minutes to spare. We found the remains of a porcupine on the way to the cache, which was pretty interesting. I look forward to returning to the area to explore and learn more about mining history in the Juneau area. This was our last cache in Alaska for a while; we're off to Northern Virginia!
6/24/2006	wilsonjw placed it in Treadwell Glory Hole	Alaska - 2.63 miles	Visit Log

6/24/2006	wilsonjw retrieved it from Juneau Coin & Token Reserve	Alaska	Visit Log
There was a plant sale going on in the park as we approached. After a few minutes of guessing at likely locations, the maven of caching stealth herself, wilsonlm, slowly closed in for the find, examining the plants as she went, dodging a small sea of "muggles". Looking like a cross between a research botanist and a USDA Extension Agent searching for an aphid infestation, she emerged with the container. Signing the log (which is now full) quickly, then replacing the cache safe and sound, we were on our way.
6/24/2006	wilsonjw placed it in Juneau Coin & Token Reserve	Alaska - .15 miles	Visit Log

6/24/2006	wilsonjw retrieved it from Museum Trading Post	Alaska	Visit Log
This is one of two caches that is closest to the Alaska statehouse. This part of downtown Juneau is VERY steep, and the streets are narrow, so finding a place to park was challenging.
6/24/2006	wilsonjw placed it in Museum Trading Post	Alaska - 2.67 miles	Visit Log

6/24/2006	wilsonjw retrieved it from Rocks and Wildflower	Alaska	Visit Log
We took a very late ferry from Haines to Juneau, grabbing a little sleep on the ferry and a little more when we arrived in Juneau. We wanted to do a little more caching in Juneau before we had to catch our flight home, so we set our sights on some of the easier caches in town. this one was found behind the medical center that is located somewhat north of downtown Juneau.
6/24/2006	wilsonjw placed it in Rocks and Wildflower	Alaska - 69.21 miles	Visit Log

6/21/2006	wilsonjw retrieved it from Battery Point	Alaska	Visit Log
Battery Point was the only cache in Haines; it was to be archived after we found it, so we packed out the container. The hiking opportunities in Haines are wonderful; the trails are well maintained, and cover diverse terrain from ocean beaches to mountain tops.
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