TWILIGHT118 RACER: Fyfe Car #55

Twilight118 Presents: American Roadhouse.  This epic race pits six fictional characters against one another in a reality-based competition across the USA.  Each contender is trying to reach seven locations, attend one event and return home (location posted once the racer completes all eight destinations) before the other contestants. 

You play a critical role in this race!   Do not keep this Travel Bug…. Please keep it moving.

Ultimately, you will want to help Fyfe reach his seven destinations listed below andattend one event.  However, before he continues his escapade, you have a few options to become a part of his journey. 

Some suggested options, but not limited to:

Do nothing and just discover her. 

Move the racer along to the next cache of your choosing.

Post a photo of this racer.

Attached to the Travel Bug and the car is a long chain.  You may add ‘hitchhikers’.  If you are adding “hitchhikers”, please post a photo.  If you are removing an item, please message me that you have taken something off. 

Thank you for your participation and making this competition a success! 

Here are the Intended Destinations:

TB Hotel Destination

1. Arkansas, Mountain Home: GC1B

2. California, San Francisco: GC15XK4

3. Florida, Orlando: GCBDC2                   Achieved 22, Sept, 2019

4. New York, Rochester: GC4C04N

5. South Dakota, Mitchell: GC3C2XA

6. Utah, Salt Lake City: GCQF8F               Achieved 9, Sept, 2019 

7. Washington, Seattle: GC28FGB

8. Attend Any Geocaching Event               Achieved 20 July, 2016. Rib Mountain, WI                                                                                  (Event: The Great Midwestern Duck Dash Kickoff Event)

*Twilight118 contender: Fyfe driving Car 55*

Meet Fyfe, a 28 year old artist/waiter.  He won the preliminary event at the Marine Park after the organizer, Richard Givney Jr, had to release a clue as to where the container was hidden.  The permit for the event, held at the beautiful riverfront park, was only granted for four hours.  Protesters and registration issues caused a delay early on and a brief late morning downpour held up the event for thirty minutes.

Fyfe entered the event after the thunderstorm.  With 45 minutes remaining, he was literally the last contestant to arrive.  The clue for the cache was just announced and he walked past the stage area, past the playground, through the parking lot and toward the Riverwalk area.  He returned to the staging field moments later after stopping to purchase a soda where he mulled around for a while.  In the last remaining 30 minutes of the contest, Fyfe walked confidently onto the stage, raised his right hand with the container and remained there until an official noticed him.  Upbeat dance music began to play, popping noises of fireworks were sounding and the participants returned to the entrance thinking the contest concluded without a winner.  Imagine the shock on their faces, and the host’s face, when there on stage stood Fyfe holding the container in a defiant stance.

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