She's Da' Bomb
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Owner:
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succotash
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Released:
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Sunday, March 9, 2008
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Origin:
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South Carolina, United States
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To travel from cache to cache radiating her beauty wherever she goes.
This TB is a magnet commemorating Las Vegas' Miss Atomic Bomb 1957.
This TB reminds us of the early days of the Nuclear Age. "Atomic Fever" was the rage across the U.S. Designers of everything from clocks to lamps to dinnerware adopted the "Atomic Style". High Schools across the country named their football teams the Atoms.
After the April 22, 1952, televised broadcast of an atomic bomb test in Nevada, atomic culture swept the nation, and Las Vegas became the epicenter of the craze. The mushroom cloud associated with the bomb became an icon for Las Vegas, adorning postcards, candy, toys, showgirls' headdresses and more. Las Vegas establishments like the Flamingo and the Sands hawked the Atomic Cocktail, the Atomic Hairdo and Miss Atomic Bomb beauty contests.
The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce issued a calendar for tourists, listing the scheduled times of the bomb detonations and the best places to view them. The Sky Room at the Desert Inn, offering a panoramic view of the Nevada horizon, was a favorite watch spot of tourists, as was nearby Mount Charleston. Many tourists packed "atomic box lunches" and had picnics as close to ground zero as the government restrictions would allow. On the eve of detonations, many Las Vegas businesses held "Dawn Bomb Parties." Beginning at midnight, guests would drink and sing until the flash of the bomb lit up the night sky.
We hope She's Da' Bomb shines her light in caches around the world.
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stevechels retrieved it from Le boisé de l'Église #4
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Had a great time with family from rimouski quebec , initiated them to geocaching. My godchild had a ball today. thanks again and will return it into circulation soon.
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Absolum placed it in Le boisé de l'Église #4
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J'ai enfin retrouvé la Lady en question tout au fond d'une boite de mon déménagement dsl pour le délais mais je ne me souvenais plus quelle était encore en ma possesion, merci pour le wakeup call héhé ca ma permit de reprendre le géocaching en retrouvan mon gps par le fait même :)
Bon voyage Baby
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Absolum retrieved it from La cabane du sommet.
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Clan Patapon placed it in La cabane du sommet.
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Clan Patapon retrieved it from Bleuetière du Chemin des Alouettes
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Quelle est belle.... Je vais faire un vrai GINO et l accrocher au rétroviseur de ma voiture sport.... Le pétard....
Beau brin femme, de quoi à faire frémir bien des hommes.
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Pokenike placed it in Bleuetière du Chemin des Alouettes
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Québec, Canada
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lili5 discovered it
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Vu au diner-rencontre de la région de Québec, ce jour.
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Oursmalin discovered it
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Spotted at the "Dîner-Rencontre / Région de Québec" event.
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LucioleTenace discovered it
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Vu au Dîner-Rencontre" / Région de Québec.
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Pokenike retrieved it from "Dîner-Rencontre" / Région de Québec
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I will move it somewhere else.
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