Travel Bug Dog Tag SCUBA

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Owner:
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Released:
Friday, August 23, 2002
Origin:
Kansas, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of scubamike.

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Current Goal

SCUBA is starting his trek from the most unlikely of places - considering his goal. He would like to make a journey from the heartland of America - Kansas - to as many oceans/seas/bodies of water as possible. Ultimately, SCUBA would like to visit a multitude of underwater caches.

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Scuba

If you are able to take SCUBA past a body of water, please snap a picture of him playing! If you are lucky enough to be able to get him into an underwater cache, be certain to let us know!

Happy journeys, SCUBA!

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Tracking History (8678.3mi) View Map

Retrieve It from a Cache 7/22/2005 scubamike retrieved it from Troop 78's Cache Alaska   Visit Log

My family and I Just started geocaching last month. We found out about it through the bsa. thats where we found scuba. I'm a diver and I think scuba geocache is awsome, I'll find a good home in the drink for his next adventure. soi see ya soon
Dropped Off 7/21/2005 albuquerquebill placed it in Troop 78's Cache Alaska - 493.55 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 7/18/2005 albuquerquebill retrieved it from Ladybug's "Klondike" Cache Yukon Territory, Canada   Visit Log

Retrieved this bug from the banks of the Yukon River. I'll take it up to Dawson or maybe Fairbanks.
Dropped Off 7/13/2005 Ladybug JMC placed it in Ladybug's "Klondike" Cache Yukon Territory, Canada - 915.16 miles  Visit Log
Grab It (Not from a Cache) 5/21/2005 Ladybug JMC grabbed it   Visit Log

Very surprised to find this beautiful travel bug in a cache along the Demster Highway in around dthe Tomestone Park area! It was not registered as being in Cache GCK688 so perhaps whoever left it could log it as it will not correctly caculate the miles correctly for the bug's journey.

Will find a new home for it shortly!

Ladybug
Retrieve It from a Cache 7/21/2004 chris_oreo retrieved it from Never Mined British Columbia, Canada   Visit Log

😁 Found Scuba next to the beautiful Seymour River, in North Vancouver, BC. Scuba has asked to go North with us in mid August to the Dempster Highway & Dawson City (Top of the World Cache - 475 miles from Inuvik and the Arctic Ocean). Meanwhile we promise to take care of Scuba and let him/her be by the water.👍
Dropped Off 6/22/2004 geodug placed it in Never Mined British Columbia, Canada - 8.25 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 6/7/2004 geodug retrieved it from The Old Mill Site British Columbia, Canada   Visit Log

Picked Scuba TB up in Port Moody, BC, Canada right at sea level. However, right now we are having unusually low low tides so there is a lot of beach around. Look for Scuba to tour around the Vancouver area before finding a new home.
Dropped Off 6/5/2004 tallgeer placed it in The Old Mill Site British Columbia, Canada - 45.08 miles  Visit Log

Finally dropped SCUBA off. Apollogies for the hiatus, SCUBA got temporarily forgotten while I was completing my degree. It's back in the wild!

[This entry was edited by tallgeer on Monday, June 07, 2004 at 7:12:08 PM.]
Retrieve It from a Cache 8/28/2003 tallgeer retrieved it from Turn Point (aka Lover's Leap) Washington   Visit Log

Picked up SCUBA while on a sailing vacation through the Gulf Islands and the San Juans. SCUBA had a great time hanging out on our boom, watching the various straights and channels go by. (Rosario, Georgia, President''s, and several others). Will attempt to find him a nice new rest stop in an under water cache when we return to Canada. :) Pics to follow.

  • Scuba On Boom SCUBA hitching a ride on the boom of Sagres, our Sailboat. This picture was taken while SCUBA was helping us try to catch the wind accross Rosario Straight. For more pics of SCUBA's travels this past week, check out http://vancouver.lucidoc.com/~martin/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=sailing
  • SCUBA at the entrance of the hyperbaric chamber At long last, SCUBA was discovered hiding in my bedroom. However, he was found just in time to be taken on a 30 minute dive to 130' in a hyperbaric chamber as part of a research project. SCUBA should be back in the wild soon!
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