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Travel Bug Dog Tag A Piece Of the Getty

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Owner:
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Released:
Monday, November 16, 2009
Origin:
California, United States
Recently Spotted:
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my mission is to travel the US and the World visiting any art museum along the way. if you happen to pass one please take a picture with me and you and the museum. thanks have fun.

I am not a collectible, I am meant to travel the world from cache to cache! Please don't keep me for long and keep me moving!

About This Item

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it is a block of Travertine. Travertine The stone—1.2 million square feet of it—is one of the most remarkable elements of the complex. This beige-colored, cleft-cut, textured, fossilized travertine catches the bright Southern California light, reflecting sharply during morning hours, and emitting a honeyed warmth in the afternoon. Meier chose stone for this project because it is often associated with public architecture and expresses qualities the Getty Center celebrates: permanence, solidity, simplicity, warmth, and craftsmanship. The 16,000 tons of travertine are from Bagni di Tivoli, Italy, 15 miles east of Rome. Many of the stones revealed fossilized leaves, feathers, and branches when they were split along their natural grain. Meier and his staff worked for a year with the quarries to invent a process using a guillotine to produce the unique finish.

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Retrieve It from a Cache 1/6/2010 mamaloo retrieved it from Cache Addicts Meet & Greet #40 California   Visit Log

will move it along

Discovered It 1/6/2010 Hoss976 discovered it   Visit Log

I discovered this one during a long overdue visit with BikeNFind and his Bag-O-Bugs

Discovered It 1/6/2010 OuH8me2 discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered at an event. Great one!

Discovered It 1/4/2010 yodeler discovered it   Visit Log

Thanks B-n-F for the discovery.

Dropped Off 1/4/2010 BikeNfind placed it in Cache Addicts Meet & Greet #40 California - 85.65 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/30/2009 BikeNfind retrieved it from 126 on 126:#94 A tree muse California   Visit Log

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Dropped Off 12/30/2009 Team Geo-Rangers placed it in 126 on 126:#94 A tree muse California - 56.55 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/28/2009 Team Geo-Rangers retrieved it from Grandpa Stinson's Mine California   Visit Log

Will move along to someone that will find a great place to show off this cool travertine TB.

Dropped Off 12/28/2009 GyoBucky placed it in Grandpa Stinson's Mine California - 206.13 miles  Visit Log

Brought it back to California. Left in a cache with a little history about
Grandpa Stinson, which is like a mini museum.

Retrieve It from a Cache 12/22/2009 GyoBucky retrieved it from A Special Memory Nevada   Visit Log

Part of a large swap I made. Hmm, do you want to go back to Cali?

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