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Jeep 4x4 Travel Bug Jeep 4x4 #1095

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Released:
Wednesday, June 2, 2004
Origin:
Michigan, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of Grunriese.

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Current Goal

Move me to another cache so I can meet another geocacher.

About This Item

This Jeep 4x4 Travel Bug is a two inch die-cast yellow Wrangler with an official Travel Bug tag attached (like this one!). Each Jeep 4x4 Travel Bug has a unique tracking number that leads to a custom Web page. Four thousand have been hidden in caches across the U.S. as part of the Jeep 4x4 Cache-In Adventure! Visit http://jeep.geocaching.com for more details and enter the sweepstakes for your chance to win one of three new Jeep 4x4s!

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    Tracking History (16125mi) View Map

    Dropped Off 8/13/2006 Blucruz placed it in High Lakes OHV Area, Long Lake California - 68.81 miles  Visit Log
    Grab It (Not from a Cache) 8/7/2006 Blucruz grabbed it   Visit Log

    Going into a new cache this weekend

    Retrieve It from a Cache 8/6/2006 Katydid96 & BigSis91 retrieved it from A Jeep to Keep California   Visit Log

    Will give to my dad to put one of his new caches

    Dropped Off 7/20/2006 Vader Spade placed it in A Jeep to Keep California - 5,330.19 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 7/18/2006 Vader Spade retrieved it from Belgium Travel Bug Graveyard Antwerpen, Belgium   Visit Log

    I have ordered 40 die cast toy Jeeps from the Jeep website. I plan to put some Jeep travel bugs back on the road. If they have gone missing, and I can find the tracking number, I will make a new tag, and get them moving again.

    Discovered It 1/19/2006 mmunchie discovered it   Visit Log

    Saw this while with my Mom and Dad

    Dropped Off 1/31/2005 rocckhound placed it in Belgium Travel Bug Graveyard Antwerpen, Belgium - 5,494.18 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 1/31/2005 rocckhound retrieved it from Tsunami California   Visit Log

    This bug has been missing from this cache for some time. I am moving it into a travel bug graveyard.

    Dropped Off 12/5/2004 Vader Spade placed it in Tsunami California - 197.17 miles  Visit Log
    Retrieve It from a Cache 11/30/2004 Vader Spade retrieved it from In the Middle of Nowhere Somewhere in the Rocks California   Visit Log

    This jeep has been lost in the middle of nowhere for over three months so I figured I would move it along. This is a very rough area and fitting for a jeep. I had hunted hogs back in these hills back in the 70's and 80's. I knew the roads well at the time, so I figured I would get that jeep back on the road before winter set in for good.
    I headed in on hogsback rd with a plan to unload the quad as soon as I found a wide spot. I figured why take a beating in the pickup when I could crack the throttle on the quad and double-time it. The roads were just as I remembered them ROUGH!! Although the quad was faster than the pickup, there wasn't much of the road that allowed me to "open it up" and some spots were down to rock crawling. I opened it up a few times and did some spectacular (although unplanned) jumps. I suggest taking it slow (hindsight). I was in a hurry as I had an appointment back in Redding at 4:00pm. After taking the beating that road administers I remembered why I no longer hunt those hills. I would suggest a four-wheel drive quad and a big pair of cohunes (and wear a cup).
    NR_Teacher states that he took the cache in on horseback. That was almost five months ago. Hey NR_Teacher has that horse recovered yet???
    I did make good time, I left my house in Whitmore at 9:00am and I was signing the log at 11:25, and it was a great day for a ride. This area is a deer wintering grounds and they were out in force. As I topped each hill the deer seemed to pour down the hills like water from all sides.
    I signed the log, released both travel bugs so they wouldn’t be stuck there for the winter, and with a rocky theme in mind I left two pieces of rough tiger-eye (one blue and golden, and one red), and a piece of ruby in zoisite, I also left a necklace.
    I then went on to log Sweet Madeline, and planed to log Run Like an Antelope, but my GPS was telling me I couldn’t make the hike and still make my appointment.
    I did make my appointment, it was with my chiropractor, and he felt my back and ask what the H _ _ _ have you been doing???

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