Born to Cache

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Owner:: FatBaldOldMan Message this owner
Released:: Saturday, May 5, 2018
Origin:: Maryland, United States
Recently Spotted:: In the hands of marshall111.

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Tracking History (39393.3mi) View Map

11/8/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Jetty History & Culture	New South Wales, Australia - .09 miles	Visit Log
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11/8/2019	Bronzedausi took it to •Australian Navy Cadets	New South Wales, Australia - 61.68 miles	Visit Log
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11/8/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Coffs Harbour - the Jetty	New South Wales, Australia - 61.69 miles	Visit Log
Moved to Coffs Harbour today and spent the afternoon checking out the Harbour and finding some caches of course.
11/8/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Yambarama	New South Wales, Australia - .14 miles	Visit Log
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11/8/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Rocky View	New South Wales, Australia - .31 miles	Visit Log
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11/8/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Yamba Coastal Walk	New South Wales, Australia - 89.57 miles	Visit Log
I’ve spent some extra time in Grafton over last couple of days due to the bushfires closing some of the roads I was planning on using...so a change of plans and I’ll now head down the coast rather than heading inland. Yesterday ( Friday) I headed to Yamba for a day trip and a bit of caching, found there was a street rod rally on there so the pic is of a couple of the hot cars I found on my wanders. Found geocache #1000 while in Yamba and did a little happy dance.
11/4/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Bold New Look	New South Wales, Australia - 19.3 miles	Visit Log
Camped for a few days at the Lilydale Campground on the Clarence River.
11/1/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Double Decker	New South Wales, Australia - 2.22 miles	Visit Log
I've spent the last week in Grafton enjoying some of the Jacaranda Festival events. The Jacarandas in full bloom are spectacular. Today I was out and about seeking the caches around town. This cache was on the Grafton Bridge - a unique double deck bascule bridge opened in 1932 with the bascule span (opening) being operational until 1969. Pic shows the bridge spanning the Clarence river.
11/1/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Trainspotter	New South Wales, Australia - .95 miles	Visit Log
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11/1/2019	Bronzedausi took it to Clarence Valley Pioneers	New South Wales, Australia - .3 miles	Visit Log
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