This was a quick, temporary log for the Cavot Road cache. I started Sunday, Nov 2 on a meandering trip from Dallas, TX to Albuquerque. Tonight I made it to Moriarty NM to the east of ABQ. 1950 mile so far, so it will be over 2000 by the time I get to ABQ tomorrow night.

Anyway, today I found the cache and dropped off this "racer" TB that wants to get to California. Since this cache is right on the eastern border of AZ and a quick off/on of I-10, I figured it would be the PERFECT place for someone to grab this little matchbox car and get it to California.

I'll log my finds in order, but it may take me a few days and I wanted to get this little racer into the inventory of the cache.

I picked this one up and intended to take it on the westerly edge of my journey - the eastern edge of Arizona along I-10. That should help get you to California.

Found this in one of my caches on north-south US hwy 87 in the Texas panhandle. Will drop it later today in one of my caches along east-west US hwy 180. Many retired folks use this road on the way to Arizona for the winter. That will give it a better shot at getting back to California.

I had to laugh when I saw the attachment of the tag. We have the same mindset. I have lost so many TBs that I don't use the chains anymore. I use either pop rivets or 4-40 bolts with superglue for attachment. I also noticed that despite your efforts to seal the bug in a bag, the bottom had been cut open. I put everything in a new bag to keep it together. Many cachers, perhaps as many as 50%, do not read mission statements. Moreover, I have learned that collectors intent on stealing will do so, and there are no precautions we can take to prevent it. Newbie cachers are also bad about keeping trophies.