2017 Holiday Tag # 2

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Owner:: retirednavympr Message this owner
Released:: Monday, November 27, 2017
Origin:: California, United States
Recently Spotted:: Unknown Location

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Current Goal

No specific mission, just to travel from geocache to geocache visiting places far and wide. Will be interesting to see where this tag spends Christmas each year.

About This Item

Christmas in Ramona, CA

2017 Christmas Holiday Tag # 2, First Christmas since I started geocaching. Launching from San Diego (Ramona) California where there is never any snow, so maybe this tag will have the "White Christmas" we don't get sometimes in it's travels.

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Tracking History (5250mi) View Map

1/20/2021	bth8503 posted a note for it		Visit Log
No sign of this TB today.
11/10/2019	GalaxyGuardians82 placed it in Lakes Region Challenge – Andrew Jackson State Park	South Carolina - 53.41 miles	Visit Log
Tb drop
4/7/2019	GalaxyGuardians82 retrieved it from The Peachoid Redux Cache / Travel Bug Motel	South Carolina	Visit Log
Found in gafney sc
3/26/2019	colnei placed it in The Peachoid Redux Cache / Travel Bug Motel	South Carolina - 1.17 miles	Visit Log
Exchanging tags.
3/26/2019	colnei took it to Possum Trot	South Carolina - 189.2 miles	Visit Log
Visited an old school house.
3/23/2019	colnei took it to Breach Inlet	South Carolina - 2.73 miles	Visit Log
Greetings from a former Navy couple. We were stationed in San Diego back in 1994-96.
3/23/2019	colnei took it to Patriot and Warrior	South Carolina - 4.15 miles	Visit Log
Lovely sunset tonight. The Cabbage Palmetto, (Arecaceae Sabal palmetto,) was adopted as the "Official State Tree of the State of South Carolina" by Joint Resolution No. 63, approved March 17, 1939. The Palmetto was symbolical of the defeat of the British fleet at Fort Moultrie on Sullivan's Island. The fort was built of Palmetto logs, which absorbed the impact of the cannon balls. Citation: eReferenceDesk website
3/23/2019	colnei took it to Washington Park	South Carolina - .24 miles	Visit Log

3/23/2019	colnei took it to Charleston Rocks!!! The Earthquake of 1886	South Carolina - .13 miles	Visit Log
This photo was taken along The Battery looking back up historic Charleston's East Bay Street.
3/23/2019	colnei took it to Old Exchange Building & Provost Dungeon	South Carolina - .54 miles	Visit Log

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