Travel Bug Dog Tag Scott's Medallion 5

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Owner:
Georick402 Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Friday, May 3, 2013
Origin:
Maryland, United States
Recently Spotted:
In End of the Road

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Current Goal

To travel from cache to cache.

About This Item

Scott's Medallion 5

A hiking stick medallion my brother Scott gave me and told me to turn it into a TB. It's the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War. Red, white, blue and gold in color.

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Tracking History (4580.3mi) View Map

Visited 9/30/2014 geogym4 took it to Downtown/Main Street USA: Riverton, WY. Wyoming - 248.96 miles  Visit Log
  • Downtown Riverton, WY Doughnuts and Ice Cream together!! Worth the stop and near a cache
Visited 9/28/2014 geogym4 took it to Wood Family Cache South Dakota - 1.26 miles  Visit Log
Visited 9/28/2014 geogym4 took it to Bonanza South Dakota - 3.35 miles  Visit Log
Visited 9/28/2014 geogym4 took it to Illingworth Photo Point South Dakota - .14 miles  Visit Log
Visited 9/28/2014 geogym4 took it to Daisy's Treats South Dakota - .29 miles  Visit Log
Visited 9/28/2014 geogym4 took it to Annie T. South Dakota - 2.18 miles  Visit Log
Visited 9/28/2014 geogym4 took it to Wild Rose South Dakota - .57 miles  Visit Log
Visited 9/28/2014 geogym4 took it to The Old Meeker Ranch South Dakota - 392.67 miles  Visit Log
Visited 9/28/2014 geogym4 took it to Crazy Horse Rocks! South Dakota - 3.84 miles  Visit Log
  • At Crazy Horse There is a volksmarch to the Crazy Horse carving the first weekend in June for the past 29 years and the last weekend in September for the past two years
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/28/2014 geogym4 retrieved it from Illingworth was here! South Dakota   Visit Log

I will be going west and drop the travel bug in a cache - probably Idaho. It had a 14 month stay in Illingworth Was Here which is not an easy site to access so it sees very little traffic. (Had to correct my typo on length of stay)

This entry was edited by geogym4 on Saturday, 18 October 2014 at 06:11:10 UTC.

  • A popular photo spot in 1874 Illingworth accompanied the 1874 expedition to the Black Hills lead by George A. Custer and took photos. The photo points have been located and publications showing "then and now" views are available from dakotaphoto.com
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