GeoSeekers Red Dragon
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Owner:
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Frick&FrackGeoSeeker
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Released:
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
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Origin:
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Michigan, United States
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Recently Spotted:
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In BBQ chicken Pop-Tarts
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This copy of my geocoin would like to travel around the world to meet up with cachers that like to collect icons and move trackables. The original was stolen.
This is now my method of sharing my collection of trackables so please keep it moving to a potentially muggle free cache in a timely manner. (Generally within two weeks).
This red Dragon Geocoin is traveling from Cache to Cache collecting stories and pictures from the people who discover it. Log on with your story and photo.
It's REALLY SAD when Geocoins are STOLEN, Please DON'T STEAL this Geocoin, Set it free to go on it's journey
The Beijing Ancient Observatory Built in 1442 during the Ming Dynasty, the observatory was home to several large bronze instruments for measuring the positions of the sun, moon, planets, and stars. Equatorial Armilla - 1673 - ? This is one of the instruments designed by Ferdinand Verbiest. The equatorial armilla was used primarily for measuring true solar time as well as right ascension difference and declination of celestial bodies.
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