Climbing and Caching Geocoin 3blackcats' Climbing and Caching - Blue

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Owner:
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Released:
Friday, April 13, 2007
Origin:
California, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of fanta_sia.

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This coin would just like to keep moving.

About This Item

Climbing and Caching

This is Mike Atwell's carabiner coin in blue. The metal for this coin is antiqued gold. On the front of the coin is the tracking information, and on the back of the coin is a female in free climb. Very cool coin AND icon!

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Tracking History (8680.4mi) View Map

Dropped Off 10/21/2007 acees placed it in Above Rosemary California - .94 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 10/21/2007 acees retrieved it from Decon at USPS California   Visit Log

found today in usps cache
Dropped Off 10/20/2007 Cool Pops placed it in Decon at USPS California - 3.78 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 10/14/2007 Cool Pops retrieved it from WALNUT HILLS VILLAGE AMO CAN California   Visit Log

I'll move this one along.
Dropped Off 9/23/2007 kids pop placed it in WALNUT HILLS VILLAGE AMO CAN California - 10.05 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/9/2007 kids pop retrieved it from Caching out on a limb California   Visit Log

Will move it
Discovered It 9/8/2007 11bnbjna11 discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered it today while out enjoying a beautiful day of caching! Thanks!
Dropped Off 9/4/2007 3blackcats placed it in Caching out on a limb California - 4.86 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/4/2007 3blackcats retrieved it from The Heart is Here California   Visit Log

Going caching.
Discovered It 5/18/2007 Tygress discovered it   Visit Log

Ok, I'll admit it
For caches hung up high
I'll scramble up a rock face
Let tree limbs test my 'spry.'
But there are limits
There really are, in fact
I leave technical climbs to the pros --
I like my bones intact.

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