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Travel Bug Dog Tag Bead-Granny's Neck Amber Glass Teardrop TB

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Owner:
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Released:
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Origin:
Texas, United States
Recently Spotted:
Unknown Location

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Current Goal

Please drop this item in rural OR Premium Member Only caches.  Do not place it in an urban cache or abandon it at a caching event.  Transport the bug in the original plastic bag for as long as the bag lasts; the bag keeps the trackable clean and prevents tangling with other items.  Otherwise, take the travel bug anywhere you wish.  No permission is needed to leave the U.S.

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About This Item

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This is one of a series of large beads obtained from different places and converted into travel bugs.  They are named for Texas towns with interesting names or histories.

Granny's Neck, also known as Old Granny's Neck and Harper's Crossing, was in south central Delta County.  The area was settled in 1846 by relatives of Randolph DeSpain, who had been killed with James Walker Fannin, Jr., at Goliad.  DeSpain had been awarded the land for his service in war of Texas Independence.  The claim was situated on both sides of a major thoroughfare for transporting cotton.  Soon after settlement a bridge was built across the South Sulphur River on the highest ridge of land in the vicinity.  The new bridge made the road an even more popular travel route.  More settlers arrived, including Mary "Granny" Sinclair, matriarch of the Sinclair family.  She raised goats on a neck of land that jutted into the river.  The community was named for her. The Granny's Neck school, established after the Civil War, had one teacher and still enrolled thirty-two pupils in 1905.  

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Tracking History (5940.1mi) View Map

Mark Missing 8/5/2017 shellbadger marked it as missing   Visit Log

The owner has set this Trackable as missing.

Write note 8/4/2017 AbigailsPs posted a note for it   Visit Log

Not found in Monkeys Hang

Dropped Off 2/19/2017 indianawmn7798 placed it in Monkey Hang EC#8 Indiana - .23 miles  Visit Log

Dropped in a cache.

Retrieve It from a Cache 2/19/2017 indianawmn7798 retrieved it from Scrappys Hide - EC#4 Indiana   Visit Log

Took it not too far from geocache

Dropped Off 2/18/2017 Andy+Jen placed it in Scrappys Hide - EC#4 Indiana - 768.97 miles  Visit Log

In Dallas for work and picked up this bug. Back home in Indiana and placed the bug in one of our favorite parks.

Retrieve It from a Cache 1/19/2017 Andy+Jen retrieved it from Captain Caveman II Texas   Visit Log

Picked up trackable, headed to Indiana!

Dropped Off 11/5/2016 andisparks placed it in Captain Caveman II Texas - 5.07 miles  Visit Log

This trackable is trying to get of town . Placed here in hopes someone on the highway will pick it upon the way out of town please replace it in a premium cache in rural areas to keep its journey going

Retrieve It from a Cache 11/4/2016 andisparks retrieved it from MTBE (Monterrey Travel Bug Exchange ) Texas   Visit Log

Going to help this one on its way. Is my first travel bug and am very excited to keep it moving!!!!

Dropped Off 8/26/2016 TX wino placed it in MTBE (Monterrey Travel Bug Exchange ) Texas - 163.11 miles  Visit Log
Visited 8/26/2016 TX wino took it to Road-tripping Across the Outback! Texas - 19.49 miles  Visit Log

Visited Road-tripping Across the Outback! (GC6QH67)

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