Flower-Red-Amaryllis TB

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Owner:: shellbadger Message this owner
Released:: Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Origin:: Texas, United States
Recently Spotted:: Unknown Location

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Current Goal

This trackable has the goal to circulate more than five years and to be moved by at least 25 cachers. That is a rate of five drops per year for five years, or a drop every 73 days. As of 15-Sep-20 it had survived for 1.3 years and had been moved by 8 cachers, for an average release every 60 days.

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About This Item

This flower series of travel bugs is made from bead components and each is named for different kinds of garden flowers.

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Tracking History (6225.4mi) View Map

1/31/2020	3 Williams Kidz took it to Echo Lodato	California - 19.74 miles	Visit Log

1/31/2020	3 Williams Kidz took it to Born Free	California - 10.4 miles	Visit Log

1/31/2020	3 Williams Kidz took it to The Dump	California - 1,466.62 miles	Visit Log

1/11/2020	3 Williams Kidz took it to 5X Fizzy Challenge	Colorado - 4.05 miles	Visit Log

1/6/2020	Sasquatchandwife discovered it	California	Visit Log
Saw this one in the hands of 3 Williams Kidz.
1/5/2020	3 Williams Kidz posted a note for it		Visit Log
Photo taken in Woodland Park, Colorado, where we live and close to our home, have a very good view of Pikes Peak. At 14,110 feet (4300 meters), Pikes Peak was the inspiration to Katharine Lee Bates who, in 1895, wrote "America the Beautiful". In the attached photo, Pikes Peak is the tallest mountain, near the center of the picture. Also, Pikes Peak is the site of the second oldest auto race in the US – the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (PPIHC), second only to the Indianapolis 500. The PPIHC celebrated its 100th anniversary on June 26, 2016. Photo taken from 38° 59.343'N 105° 3.695'W
1/4/2020	3 Williams Kidz took it to Burdette Circle TB Hospital (and TB Hotel)	Colorado - 728.17 miles	Visit Log

1/4/2020	3 Williams Kidz took it to A Little Birdy Told Me	Texas - .3 miles	Visit Log

1/4/2020	3 Williams Kidz took it to Bring Water	Texas - .64 miles	Visit Log

1/4/2020	3 Williams Kidz took it to Like a Limestone Cowboy	Texas - 21.61 miles	Visit Log

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