Little Kiwi Pingu
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Owner:
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Paul 'n' JV
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Released:
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Saturday, May 30, 2015
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Origin:
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North Island, New Zealand
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Recently Spotted:
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In The Old Gippy TB Hotel
This is not collectible.
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It's time to go home.
Little Kiwi Pingu has been to lots of places in Austrailia over the last 8 years and even Argentina.
He is getting travel weary and he would really like to come home to Auckland North Shore New Zealand.
Can you help him on his way back?
Little Kiwi Pingu is my first trackable he is NOT a collectable.
He is quite vane and would like as many selfies posted as possible.
· PLEASE practice Travel Bug etiquette and hold on to my bug for no more than 2 weeks. Should there be a reason that you would want or need to hold on to it longer, please, as stated in Travel Bug Faqs, contact me to let me know the reason and length of time.
· If you take to an event, or anything else worth sharing, please feel free to post a picture of it at the event.
Thank you so much!!
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Tracking History (31556.9mi) View Map
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barefootguru discovered it
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Victoria, Australia
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Discovered at Capital GeoBash in Canberra. Kia ora, hi, from Aotearoa New Zealand 🇦🇺🇳🇿
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E_Smiley discovered it
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Victoria, Australia
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Discovered during the Canberra Geobash. Thanks for sharing.
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JohnoMawbs discovered it
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Victoria, Australia
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This was one of the many TB's that I discovered while at the Geobash Mega [GC9PNFB] in Canberra - Easter 2024. Thanks so much for sharing it. TFTTBD 😁
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Aza34 discovered it
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Victoria, Australia
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Discovered at Capital GeoBash, thank you for sharing!
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contesta discovered it
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Victoria, Australia
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This trackable, along with many others, was enjoyed on the Discovery table at the Capital GeoBash mega in Canberra over Easter 2024. So many trackables came together and enjoyed the collective limelight before heading off on the next chapter of their journey. Thanks to everyone who contributed. 🌟🙏🌟
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RoamingHowie discovered it
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Victoria, Australia
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Discovered during the Capital Geobash Mega.
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FurfacesLL discovered it
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Victoria, Australia
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Discovered at the Capital GEOBASH MEGA in Canberra Australia.
Thanks for sharing and safe travels!
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TomAndSnail retrieved it from Capital GeoBash
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Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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Picking this one from the Canberra Mega and going to take it back down to Melbourne to near the Airport to hopefully get someone to take it back to New Zealand. We love penguins so out of all the caches here today this was our pick :)
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Wombatwandering placed it in Capital GeoBash
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Australian Capital Territory, Australia
- 2.44 miles
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Goodbye Little Kiwi Pingu, this is as close to New Zealand as I can get you. I’ve dropped you at the Capital GeoBash Mega. It’s a week long event over Easter with lots of optional side trips to things like the Tidbinbilla Deep Space Station and Parliament House. There are trivia nights, the most fantastic puzzle labs I’ve ever seen, car rallies, flag ceremonies, and even a wedding! It really puts our one day Megas in Europe to shame. They do a crazy thing though of putting all the trackables on a table and no one can take any until the 31 March. You can only discover until then. I suspect that many will end up in a bag to be dumped at the next Mega. I hope that’s not you. Good luck! 🐸
Edit - I can’t believe you’ve been put back in the same cache as I rescued you from. How annoying!!!!
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Wombatwandering took it to Gubur Dhaura - Red Ochre Ground
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Australian Capital Territory, Australia
- 52.41 miles
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Finally made it to Canberra, the capital city of Australia, and home to the GeoBash Mega. We registered at the Mega site and then hit the caches of northern Canberra. Great views from Gubur Dhaura, a fascinating, ancient area of Aboriginal habitation and a significant heritage site. Gubur Dhaura means ‘ochre ground’ in the Ngunnawal language. In the past, the Ngunnawal people invited other tribal groups here to acquire ochre for ceremonies, trade and other purposes. 🪃
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