Travel Bug Dog Tag Camel Mistress' Batoul the Camel

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Released:
Monday, December 10, 2007
Origin:
United Arab Emirates
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of Sadie'sSlaves.

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Current Goal

Batoul wants to travel great distances around this world. First of all it wants to visit the US and Canada!

About This Item

Batoul the Camel is on its way!

Batoul has extra long legs to walk from cache to cache always curious, never tiring. He likes having his picture taken, so don't be shy!

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Tracking History (14934.3mi) View Map

Retrieve It from a Cache 3/24/2009 Forty-n-Eight retrieved it from Comet In Moominland Washington   Visit Log

This little camel sure is a long way from home! We'll make sure he has a good visit here in Washington. Thanks!
Dropped Off 2/20/2009 broadgar placed it in Comet In Moominland Washington - 1,785.83 miles  Visit Log
Grab It (Not from a Cache) 2/18/2009 broadgar grabbed it   Visit Log

Found this one in Santa Monica, California in the "Lord of the rings" cache.We saw that 'Camel' had been moved some where unknown from Texas. How ever he got to Santa Monica, doesn't matter now because he's safe at our home in Washington. We hope he'll soon met his next goal of visiting Canada! Cute Camel! (our kittens like him!)

Write note 2/7/2009 m&jbike posted a note for it   Visit Log

Didn't see it here today.
Dropped Off 1/19/2009 lookaside placed it in Cachers' Cache Cache Texas - 8,333.08 miles  Visit Log

Batoul has finally made it to the US. He now needs to travel North to make his way to Canada. After that, he would like to visit Europe, and Iceland in particular.

  • Batoul visits the Alamo Batoul the camel visits the Alamo, San Antonio's most famous landmark
  • Batoul and the tower of the Americas Batoul with the tower of the Americas in the background, another San Antonio landmark. The disk at the top is a revolving restaurant that is a great place to visit just before dusk, to watch the sun set over the city while enjoying a meal.
  • Batoul and the The Torch of Friendship sculpture Batoul the camel with the "Torch of Friendship" sculpture (or "the paperclip" as locals like to call it) in the background.

The sculpture was created in Mexico by the renowned Mexican sculptor Sebastian. It was presented to the city of San Antonio by the Asociacion de Empresarios Mexicanos en San Antonio, along with the Mexican General Consulate, the Instituto Cultural Mexicano and other leaders from the Mexican community living in San Antonio. The gift is intended to signify the longstanding
Retrieve It from a Cache 1/3/2009 lookaside retrieved it from Hatta's Travel Bug Hotel Oman   Visit Log

This was my very first time geocaching - my sister and brother in law took us to look for "Hatta's Travel Bug Hotel" on the way to Hatta today.

I am quite proud personally to have found the cache, about 12 feet from the indicated location after around 30 minutes of systematic searching.

Batoul will go on a long journey with me next week to (finally) make a start on his goal. 😎

  • Batoul is leaving Hatta's Travel Bug Hotel
  • Batoul waits patiently to leave on his long trip
Dropped Off 5/23/2008 Camel Master placed it in Hatta's Travel Bug Hotel Oman - 17.46 miles  Visit Log

Batoul is back on the road again after resting for a while in his owners' isbah (=camel enclosure).

  • Fee aman'illah, Batoul!
Discovered It 4/19/2008 Liveonce discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered at the event
Retrieve It from a Cache 4/19/2008 Camel Master retrieved it from Pirelli Pilgrimage Event cache United Arab Emirates   Visit Log

Retrieved from coin convention.
Dropped Off 4/18/2008 Camel Master placed it in Pirelli Pilgrimage Event cache United Arab Emirates - 18.1 miles  Visit Log
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