Geocaching Road Trip 2015 Tag Quartz

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Owner:
JoesBar Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Origin:
Ohio, United States
Recently Spotted:
In I-39/US51/Wis21 TB/Geocoin Hotel

This is not collectible.

Use TB7C5C6 to reference this item.

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Current Goal

Travel.  Have pictures posted.  Please only post where you pick this up, and where you drop it off.  Kindly do not use the 'took it to' log for every geocache you visit.  Thank you.  

About This Item

SiO2

Quartz is the most abundant mineral in the Earth's crust.  It is found in all types of rock. I found this one in NE Ohio in a sedementary layer.  It's uses are many, from glass to electronics.  There may be a quatz crystal in your watch.   Walk any beach and quartz in abdunance.  

If you are interested in learning more, follow this link:   http://geology.com/minerals/quartz.shtml    

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Tracking History (7397.6mi) View Map

Retrieve It from a Cache 8/7/2024 linemanpower retrieved it from Pirates Travel Bug Hotel South Carolina   Visit Log

Come along with me!
Discovered It 7/10/2024 tricks33 discovered it South Carolina   Visit Log

Saw it today in the TB hotel
Discovered It 6/25/2024 grwrn discovered it South Carolina   Visit Log

Discovered in a walk in TB Hotel in Sandy Springs, SC.
Discovered It 5/17/2024 Schwarzbaeren discovered it South Carolina   Visit Log

Gesehen im „Pirates Travel Bug Hotel“, gute Reise wünschen die Schwarzbären
Dropped Off 5/7/2024 Team Letterman placed it in Pirates Travel Bug Hotel South Carolina - 640.3 miles  Visit Log
Discovered It 5/7/2024 blueyes1958 discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered it
Visited 5/4/2024 Team Letterman took it to AL: Vernon Recreation Past & Present Bonus Cache New Jersey - 11.93 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 4/28/2024 Team Letterman retrieved it from It's a hole in one! New York   Visit Log

moving down south.
Discovered It 4/13/2024 Tundra Wolf discovered it New York   Visit Log

The Wolf Pack of the Southern Tier of NY was hunting in the area today......and naturally we only hunt for geocache smileys 😉! I saw this one safe and sound in the cache. But I decided that I have a few too many TB's right now traveling with us. So it will
remain here awaiting more adventures with another cacher 👍!
Dropped Off 12/25/2023 captainmath placed it in It's a hole in one! New York - 157.4 miles  Visit Log

Dropping it off for someone to pick it up and move it.

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