Travel Bug Dog Tag Stolen no copy 2

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Released:
Monday, September 12, 2005
Origin:
Georgia, United States
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    Discovered It 5/12/2014 DocBrown13 discovered it   Visit Log

    Auf einem schon länger zurück liegenden Event entdeckt.
    Danke für's Discovern.
    DocBrown13
    Dropped Off 8/27/2007 ach1000 placed it in Mother Dunch's Buttocks (Oxon) Southern England, United Kingdom - 6.68 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 11/7/2006 ach1000 retrieved it from Castle Meadows United Kingdom   Visit Log

    Found on a nice autumn walk. Introducing parents to geocaching. Travel bug's thinking of going on a trip to a new county to find it's next castle.
    Dropped Off 10/14/2006 MonkeyDids placed it in Castle Meadows United Kingdom - 8.48 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 10/14/2006 MonkeyDids retrieved it from The Cuddesdon Cache United Kingdom   Visit Log

    Took TB to try and get it moving again.
    Dropped Off 5/9/2006 MonkeyDids placed it in The Cuddesdon Cache United Kingdom - 5.74 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 5/3/2006 MonkeyDids retrieved it from Enclosure On A Cliff Southern England, United Kingdom   Visit Log

    Collected Tower Newmarch TB. Now gone in search of castles!

    • Wallingford Castle, Oxfordshire I am in front of the Queen's Tower, Wallingford Castle; the only piece of masonry remaining of the curtain wall. William the Conqueror ordered the castle's construction and from Henry II's reign it became a royal residence. Oliver Cromwell ordered its demolition after the end of the English Civil War.
    • Oxford Castle Mound I promise I am in the right hand of the lady in the picture. I had a great time at Oxford Castle. The mound or 'motte' is all that remains (above ground) of the Norman 'motte and bailey' castle built in 1071 by Robert d'Oilly. The castle site has recently been re-developed and was opened by The Queen on Friday 5 May 2006.
    Dropped Off 4/30/2006 Subarite placed it in Enclosure On A Cliff Southern England, United Kingdom - 18.81 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 4/22/2006 Subarite retrieved it from The Critical Mass Cache Bash 2006 United Kingdom   Visit Log

    I will move the TB soon.

    Andy.
    Dropped Off 4/21/2006 rodz placed it in The Critical Mass Cache Bash 2006 United Kingdom - 20.39 miles  Visit Log
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