Travel Bug Dog Tag hydrogrill7

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Released:
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Origin:
Washington, United States
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Current Goal

To get into as much hot water as possible
To travel East randomly from cache to cache, party to party, fire to fire.

About This Item

Here’s a hint when caching pick caches with large boxes not micros, then tie a string between HYDROGRILL and the box. Throw a party grill some fish invite friends. Enjoy the trill of discovery

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    Write note 4/24/2009 Spidermonkey5 posted a note for it   Visit Log

    Hydrogrill7 TB is MIA. Sorry
    Write note 11/23/2007 Speeding Element posted a note for it   Visit Log

    Stopped by the cache with Fairyhoney over the weekend to go specifically on a hunt for Hydrogrill7. We looked. We looked...

    I looked within about a fifteen foot radius from groud zero and nothing... I went to all of the trees that I thought "looked" familiar. No luck. Unfortunately, Hydrogrill7 is MIA. Blame whoever, maybe it just disappeared with some alien visitors...?

    On another note, I would gladly love to start another travel bug if you are so inclined... 😁
    Write note 7/8/2007 jpeeps posted a note for it   Visit Log

    Hydrogrill7 was not discovered at Alien Cache, as logged.
    Dropped Off 11/24/2006 Speeding Element placed it in Alien Cache Washington - 8.85 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 11/18/2006 Speeding Element retrieved it from Slippery Root Cache Washington   Visit Log

    Retrieved from Slippery Root Cache. Westley&Buttercup did a good job of hiding it. Will place it soon. Thanks!
    Dropped Off 10/1/2006 Westley&Buttercup placed it in Slippery Root Cache Washington - 8.94 miles  Visit Log
    Discovered It 9/29/2006 Speeding Element discovered it   Visit Log

    Westley&Buttercup shared this with me. In transferring my TB's from "cma76" to "speeding element," I realized that I no longer had this code for the TB tag. Thanks for sharing again, Rhea. I am looking forward to hearing about how to tried to hide this monster in a cache container. I am glad that you, your husband and son are able to take on this challenge. I love sharing like this. Thanks for sharing!
    Grab It (Not from a Cache) 9/10/2006 Westley&Buttercup grabbed it   Visit Log

    Took from cma76 at work. Never have had a large travel bug.
    Retrieve It from a Cache 9/9/2006 cma76 retrieved it from Vashon-Lisabeula Washington   Visit Log

    Now I know what it feels like when a person fishing pulls in a whopper. That proud moment when you hold it in front of you and have the people with you take a photo. Now if only I can figure out how to post that photo on here.

    • Found a Whopper Now I know about the "proud moment" that those people fishing the big ones feel when they finally catch one. I had to have someone take a photo. My niece was nice enough to help with the pose.
    Discovered It 9/9/2006 V3NU5.exe discovered it   Visit Log

    too big...
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