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Travel Bug Dog Tag American Chestnut

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Owner:
Mr. T 2752 Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Friday, July 23, 2004
Origin:
New York, United States
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Current Goal

To travel from cache to cache so people can see wood from a tree that is almost gone.

About This Item

TB has a piece of American Chestnut wood attached to it. This rot resistant wood was once one of the most common trees in the Eastern U.S. It was used for fence posts, railroad ties, building materials and furniture. The wood looks a lot like Oak but has a mellow reddish brown color. It was almost destroyed by blight in the early 1900's and ceased to be available as commercial lumber by about 1920.

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    Retrieve It from a Cache 5/27/2007 rocktd retrieved it from San Andreas Multi California   Visit Log

    Wow. We found our first Travel Bug. We have only been caching for a couple weeks. We are hooked. This bug seems very special. We will placing very soon. We are looking for a fitting Cache.
    Thanks for the bug
    Team XP
    Juniper hills Ca

    Dropped Off 12/2/2006 Kit Fox placed it in San Andreas Multi California - 12.85 miles  Visit Log
    Write note 11/24/2006 Kit Fox posted a note for it   Visit Log

    I'm going to take pictures of this TB with several different trees found here in the Antelope Valley.

    • Creosote.jpg A Creosote found here in the Mojave Desert.
    • Juniper.jpg A Juniper found here in the Mojave Desert.
    Retrieve It from a Cache 11/20/2006 Kit Fox retrieved it from Intervention California   Visit Log

    I have always had an interest in the American Heritage. It doesn't matter if it is wood, animals, or simply historical items. This tb is really interesting to me, so I grabbed it.

    Discovered It 11/19/2006 robb_dogg discovered it   Visit Log

    I saw this nice looking travel bug at the "Intervention" event. Thanks for sharing.

    Discovered It 11/19/2006 the catz discovered it   Visit Log

    I discovered this bug at the Intervention.

    Discovered It 11/19/2006 Bustin Justin 73 discovered it   Visit Log

    I discovered this travel bug today at the event.

    Discovered It 11/19/2006 madjack47 discovered it   Visit Log

    I discovered this discovered bug today at the event.

    Discovered It 11/19/2006 Team Hatco discovered it   Visit Log

    Discovered this one at Intervention. Thanks for sharing.

    Discovered It 11/19/2006 corynjay discovered it   Visit Log

    Discovered this TB at the Intervention Event. Thanks!

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