Travel Bug Dog Tag Dream Catcher

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Released:
Sunday, March 28, 2004
Origin:
Massachusetts, United States
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In the hands of fishpalmer.

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Current Goal


Take me home for a few nights and hang me above your bed so I can help you dream in Peace. Then send me on my way. I would like to have my picture taken at Native American sites across America.

About This Item

I let your good dreams pass on through
But bad dreams all I catch for you
I'll hold them fast till morning light
Then let those bad dreams all take flight.

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Tracking History (983.2mi) View Map

Grab It (Not from a Cache) 7/19/2008 mulveyr grabbed it   Visit Log

I'm so embarrassed... we just discovered this in the bottom of a backpack when we had gotten it from a cache in Inlet years ago.

Sorry about that. :(

Moved it to GCPW4Z today.
Retrieve It from a Cache 5/21/2006 Goldfinch593 retrieved it from Rukh's Egg New York   Visit Log

Bringing this one home, virtually, so I create a replacement for it. Sorry to see that Rukh's Egg disappeared. 😟
Dropped Off 11/20/2004 golden navigators placed it in Rukh's Egg New York - 139.38 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/11/2004 golden navigators retrieved it from What Dreams May Come ... New York   Visit Log

We will be moving Dream Catcher along shortly.
Dropped Off 9/6/2004 graveldude +2 placed it in What Dreams May Come ... New York - 87.06 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/4/2004 graveldude +2 retrieved it from Lookout Rock Cache New York   Visit Log

Had to grab this one seeing how my wife & kids are Mowhawk Indian.Will be moving it on its way to the Canandaigua area in a couple of days.
Dropped Off 8/21/2004 AvianLass placed it in Lookout Rock Cache New York - 69.2 miles  Visit Log
  • As we enter Salamanca "Nya:Weh Ske:No" is a traditional greeting for the native people of this area. It translates to "Are you well?"
  • In the woods Hiking Cockroach and I took a walk through the woods with Dreamcatcher TB before seeking out a cache. It was a lovely backdrop for photographing Dreamcatcher.
  • Keepers of the Western Door The Seneca Nation is known as the "Keepers of the Western Door" amongst the Haudenosaunee, meaning "people of the long house." This grouping of local native people is also known as the Six Nations, a group of six different tribes that together are stronger. Why? Take one arrow, and try to break it in half...easy. Take six arrows as a group, and try the same thing...nearly impossible! Together, there is strength.
  • Dreamcatcher in the Sunlight These woods are a perfect backdrop for Dreamcatcher TB. I think that this TB will enjoy its stay in Salamanca.
Grab It (Not from a Cache) 8/21/2004 AvianLass grabbed it   Visit Log

Hiking Cockroach handed DreamCatcher TB to me, and together we took it down to Salamanca, NY, where a Seneca reservation resides. It was in Salamanca that I was adopted into the Wolf Clan many years ago.
Retrieve It from a Cache 8/14/2004 HikingCockroach retrieved it from A DEVIL OF A HIKE New York   Visit Log

I picked this from A Devil of a Hike. This travel bug will definately come in handy as I haven't slept well these last few days. It looks very nice. My girlfriend Deb will take this travel to Salamanca. Before then though, I will have sweet dreams.

Dropped Off 8/6/2004 The Inkwell placed it in A DEVIL OF A HIKE New York - 235.56 miles  Visit Log

It's been a busy couple of weeks at work and we weren't able to take any more pictures of the Dream Catcher TB at Native sites, aside from the Tuscarora picture.

However, we did place the Dream Catcher in Devil's Hole Park, which is located in the Niagara Gorge, approx. 2 miles from Niagara Falls, NY and a stones throw from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

This area is sooooooo rich in Native American history that the Dream Catcher won't want to leave! Perhaps it's next companion can take more pictures of it's WNY adventures.
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