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Travel Bug Dog Tag 3000 Miles Travel Bug

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Released:
Saturday, April 1, 2006
Origin:
Virginia, United States
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I would like to see it at least go 3000 miles... :) A mandatory trip to Fenway at some point...

About This Item

This is a folk music travel bug. Listen to it in the car! Check out (visit link) for more singer info. I first heard him in concert at my college, and I was blown away... Strongly recommend catching him if he's in your area... Cheers!

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    Tracking History (10550.8mi) View Map

    Dropped Off 7/8/2006 wilsonjw placed it in The Kids Are Alright Maryland - .59 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 7/8/2006 wilsonjw retrieved it from Uncle John's Cabin Maryland   Visit Log

    This poor cache must have been submerged in one or two feet of flood waters over the past few weeks. It's amazing that it didn't get sucked out of the knot hole in which it was hidden by the swirling waters, and wind up in the Potomac River.

    Dropped Off 7/8/2006 wilsonjw placed it in Uncle John's Cabin Maryland - .24 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 7/8/2006 wilsonjw retrieved it from Bridges of Cabin John Creek Maryland   Visit Log

    The forecast was for a nice Washington, DC summer geocaching day: mid-80's (F), no rain or thunderstorms, and manageable relative humidity (70 percent). So, I hit the road about 1100 to pick up a few Maryland caches that were rained out from the 4th of July geocaching trip.

    This cache is located in a very large regional park, not far from Washington, DC and just a few kilometers from Northern Virginia, across the American Legion Bridge (which carries the capital beltway, Interstate 495, across the Potomac River).

    Dropped Off 7/8/2006 wilsonjw placed it in Bridges of Cabin John Creek Maryland - 2.82 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 7/4/2006 wilsonjw retrieved it from Spooky Ridge Virginia   Visit Log

    This turned out to be the last cache of the day. After leaving Spooky Ridge, I headed north into Maryland. I got to within about 10 meters of the next cache, and the heavens opened up. I had a 15 minute hike back to the car in a severe thunderstorm with torrential rains. Ugh.

    Dropped Off 7/4/2006 wilsonjw placed it in Spooky Ridge Virginia - .37 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 7/4/2006 wilsonjw retrieved it from Turkey Run, But Can't Hide Cache Virginia   Visit Log

    I started out this morning on a caching trip to Maryland, and wanted to find three caches in Virginia on the way. I found the first two Virginia caches, and decided against the third because it was so far out of my way, and it wasn't visited very often (I'll find it later).

    Dropped Off 7/4/2006 wilsonjw placed it in Turkey Run, But Can't Hide Cache Virginia - 2,822.03 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 6/24/2006 wilsonjw retrieved it from Treadwell Glory Hole Alaska   Visit Log

    I wasn't confident that we'd find this one. We were supposed to be on our way to the Juneau airport to catch a flight to get us closer to Washington, DC, but we had just enough time (maybe) for one more cache. We went to 6th Street to cut down transit time, jumped out of the truck, and headed into a rain forest GPS "black hole". We dead reckoned into the forest until we reached the cliff. Without a decent signal, things weren't looking good for the away team. Never discouraged by such small matters, wilsonlm quickly expanded the search radius, and made the find. wilsonse took care of the cache log, then we were off to the truck again. We made it to the airport with plenty of minutes to spare.

    We found the remains of a porcupine on the way to the cache, which was pretty interesting.

    I look forward to returning to the area to explore and learn more about mining history in the Juneau area.

    This was our last cache in Alaska for a while; we're off to Northern Virginia!

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