Travel Bug Dog Tag JeepTB- Washington, CT F.D. Engine No. 1

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Owner:
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Released:
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Origin:
Connecticut, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of D@nny.

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Current Goal

To visit Fire Departments.

About This Item

Engine No.1 is a 750 gallon per minute pumper, which was built in Middleboro, Massachusetts by the Maxim Motor Company. The Washington Volunteer Fire Department took delivery of the truck in December 1936. It was in front line service from 1936 until 1978, and is now used for parades and fire department events.

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    Tracking History (14824.1mi) View Map

    Visited 4/15/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to Profiler Florida - 3.22 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 4/15/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to AbSIRD! Florida - 15.79 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 4/14/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to Diamonds and Pearl Florida - 14.4 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 4/14/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to "Mar" in a Beach Florida - .16 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 4/14/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to South Shore Bookworm Florida - 13.17 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 4/13/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to I, Trixie, Who Is Dog Florida - 1.09 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 4/13/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to 33 + a = ZIP! Florida - .48 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 4/13/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to Rocky Road Florida - 2.95 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 4/11/2011 HurricaneJuan took it to Kato's Walk Florida - 92.43 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 4/10/2011 HurricaneJuan retrieved it from Cache in Pocket Florida   Visit Log

    grabbed this one while caching at Jonathan Dickinson State Park. Will move along soon, maybe take it to a few Fire Stations. Thanks for sharing this with us...
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