Travel Bug Dog Tag Lava Downhill Travel Bug

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Owner:
Mordac, Veep-Veep and Fleebings Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Sunday, June 12, 2005
Origin:
Oregon, United States
Recently Spotted:
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Veep-Veep would like to see "Lava Downhill" go to places where there aren't any other active volcanoes.

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Lava Downhill Travel Bug

Eight year old Veep-Veep created Lava Downhill out of Sculpey Clay. Now she'd like to see photos and read logs about LDTB as it travels about the countryside.

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Tracking History (2083.8mi) View Map

Mark Missing 7/20/2010 Mordac, Veep-Veep and Fleebings marked it as missing   Visit Log

The owner has set this Trackable as missing.
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/30/2005 Kntrygrl.In.AZ retrieved it from ~~FEELIN FROGGY~~ Oklahoma   Visit Log

Found Lava Downhill in Healdton, Oklahoma. I'm traveling to Arizona in four days and not sure whether to take this with me or if maybe that's too close to home and need to take it a little farther east in Ok and pass it that way. Will decide in the next few days and let you all know where it can be found.
Dropped Off 12/29/2005 Ladycacher placed it in ~~FEELIN FROGGY~~ Oklahoma - 1,587.55 miles  Visit Log

Well this TB was making a mess flowing Lava everywhere so I placed it on a trip to Oklahoma to see family. I did not take pictures since the batts in my camara died (soory). I placed this wonderful creation in a cache that's in a park. The spot where the cache was hidden fit this TB perfect!

[This entry was edited by Ladycacher & Boys on Friday, December 30, 2005 at 5:41:40 PM.]
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/10/2005 Ladycacher retrieved it from NRV Spawn #9: Nothing to see here. Washington   Visit Log

This bug is now flowing lava all over Texas! Upon arriving here at Ladycacher Hotel, the bug was given a new bag (to contain the flow) and a laminated bug sheet. This volcano is now ready to hit a cache here in the Lonestar State and start it's journey!

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Dropped Off 12/7/2005 Shop99er placed it in NRV Spawn #9: Nothing to see here. Washington - 42.6 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 11/26/2005 Shop99er retrieved it from Chehalis Western - Fir Tree Washington   Visit Log

Will move this further from any volcanoes.
Dropped Off 10/16/2005 Team Trekon placed it in Chehalis Western - Fir Tree Washington - 101.55 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/28/2005 Team Trekon retrieved it from Almost 8000 Oregon   Visit Log

We'll be taking the TB home to Washington. We promise not to drop it near St Helens :)
Dropped Off 9/2/2005 Hoo T. Owl placed it in Almost 8000 Oregon - 149.81 miles  Visit Log

Lava Downhill is now in the highest cache in Oregon, overlooking the Big Obsidian Flow, Paulina and East Lakes, and the Newberry Crater. All this stuff is SE of Bend, and NE of LaPine - check out your map. This volcano is not so very old - there is still hot stuff down underneath, and there are hot springs in the area. See the photo of all the lava that went downhill here! We went for a walk on it, that was really impressive.

  • Looking at Paulina Peak from the Big Obsidian Flow The peak on the left side of the picture is the top of Paulina Peak, the Almost 8000 cache is behind the 3 peaks on the right side of the picture, maybe 1/4 mile downhill. All this stuff in front is the Big Obsidian Flow. Obsidian is glassy stuff that volcanos sometimes make. It is usually black, often shiny, and very, very sharp.
  • the black shiny rocks are obsidian Some of the white rocks here are pumice, another kind of lava that is so light that it floats on water. The little tree might be 15 years old, this is a hard place for a tree to grow.
Retrieve It from a Cache 8/19/2005 Hoo T. Owl retrieved it from Rood Bridge 2 Oregon   Visit Log

Hoo Hoot! I've seen this one before. I took it away and it came back!

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