Travel Bug Dog Tag First Class Traveller

Trackable Options
Found this item? Log in.
Print Info Sheet
There are 2 users watching this listing.
Owner:
Tiger@Sea Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Origin:
Gibraltar
Recently Spotted:
Unknown Location

This is not collectible.

Use TB4X2YJ to reference this item.

First time logging a Trackable? Click here.

Current Goal

Sadly this TB will travel no more.

The cacher who had travelled so far with it had his bag stolen in Brussels, the TB was inside the bag.

About This Item

First Class Traveller

This TB was released on International Geocaching Day, 18th August 2012 and was part of a race. The race lasted for 12 months. This was the winning TB.

Gallery Images related to First Class Traveller

View All 414 Gallery Images

Tracking History (38945.2mi) View Map

Mark Missing 11/18/2013 Tiger@Sea marked it as missing   Visit Log

The owner has set this Trackable as missing.
Visited 10/7/2013 wildargs took it to Petit Sablon Brussels, Belgium - .64 miles  Visit Log
  • Petit Sablon Park A scene of disaster. Wildargs left his shoulder bag on a bench alongside Mrs. W. She didn't notice and walked away without taking it. Within five minutes, it'd disappeared, along with Traveller, two sets of car keys, power adapter for computer, et
  • View departing Petit Sablon Wildargs located cache. Large enough to accommodate Traveller - but then the sudden realization: where was our shoulder bag? We never found it. At least passports and credit cards weren't in it.
Visited 10/6/2013 wildargs took it to Jeanneke Pis (TB-GC Hotel) Brussels, Belgium - .26 miles  Visit Log

Yes, the Jeanneke Pis cache is a Geocache Hotel. Unfortunately: 1) it's a wall-mounted key box alongside an outdoor restaurant. The box provides hooks for keys - which are now used for hanging travelbugs. They can also be plucked off their hooks by any of the curious observers or kids in the area; so - 2.) In hindsight, we wish we'd taken the risk, as worse was yet to come, in our one day visit of Brussels.

This entry was edited by wildargs on Friday, 11 October 2013 at 18:27:29 UTC.

  • Brussels Comic Strip Walk A long walk, much through a vast area perhaps more Turkish than expected (Brussels nothing like the city I worked in back in the 1970's).
  • Brussels Comic Strip Walk A long walk, much through a vast area perhaps more Turkish than expected (Brussels nothing like the city I worked in back in the 1970's).
  • Brussels Comic Strip Walk A long walk, much through a vast area perhaps more Turkish than expected (Brussels nothing like the city I worked in back in the 1970's).
  • Brussels Comic Strip Walk A long walk, much through a vast area perhaps more Turkish than expected (Brussels nothing like the city I worked in back in the 1970's).
  • Brussels Comic Strip Walk A long walk, much through a vast area perhaps more Turkish than expected (Brussels nothing like the city I worked in back in the 1970's).
  • Brussels Comic Strip Walk A long walk, much through a vast area perhaps more Turkish than expected (Brussels nothing like the city I worked in back in the 1970's).
  • Brussels Comic Strip Walk A long walk, much through a vast area perhaps more Turkish than expected (Brussels nothing like the city I worked in back in the 1970's).
  • Brussels Comic Strip Walk A long walk, much through a vast area perhaps more Turkish than expected (Brussels nothing like the city I worked in back in the 1970's).
  • A final pic along the Brussels Coimic Strip walk
Visited 10/6/2013 wildargs took it to Bee-sy bee-lding (ex Niagara Falls in Brussels) Brussels, Belgium - 234.1 miles  Visit Log
  • Travellor takes off for Brussels Given inability to find a single reliable small or large cache in Orleans, Traveller takes off on a TGV connecting Orleans to Brussels, by way of Marne La Valle'. He noted the speed never quite touches 300 K/Hr.
  • Disney World - Marne la Vallee' Traveller was surprised to find Disney World outside the TGV station in Marne la Vallee' He had about 45 minutes for his change of train, but went for a quick lunch instead.
Visited 10/5/2013 wildargs took it to La pointe de Courpain Centre-Val-de-Loire, France - 31.08 miles  Visit Log

Photos are of Chateau de Cheverny

This entry was edited by wildargs on Friday, 11 October 2013 at 19:19:53 UTC.

  • Chateau de Chevenchy The chateau was used as a model by Herge' (George Remi), the creator of the Tintin series. There is a Tintin/Herge museum at the chateau as well as a much larger one in Brussels. Unfortunately, Traveller was in Brussels on a Monday (museums closed
  • Chateau de Chevenchy An art resource for Herge' (Tintin creator)
Visited 10/4/2013 wildargs took it to La chocolaterie Poulain Centre-Val-de-Loire, France - 35.14 miles  Visit Log

Traveller poses alongside Robert Houdini.

This entry was edited by wildargs on Friday, 11 October 2013 at 19:18:07 UTC.

  • Traveller at the Robert Houdini Museum Unfortunately, the museum was closed! A disappointment, though we didn't travel to Blois even in the knowledge the museum existed.
Visited 10/3/2013 wildargs took it to Eglise Saint-Euverte [Orléans] Centre-Val-de-Loire, France - .79 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/1/2013 wildargs took it to L'observatoire Centre-Val-de-Loire, France - 3.13 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/1/2013 wildargs took it to Campo Santo Centre-Val-de-Loire, France - 3.4 miles  Visit Log
Visited 9/28/2013 wildargs took it to Ecluse de l'Embouchure [Canal d'Orléans] Centre-Val-de-Loire, France - 3.38 miles  Visit Log
data on this page is cached for 3 mins