Unite for Diabetes Campaign, Travel Bugs and Geocoins
This Unite for Diabetes Campaign is several years old now, but these trackable items are still moving out there. Anyone who is into the hobby of "geocaching", please feel free to post pictures of these rare "travel bugs" (dont use pics with the tracking number exposed), and also share any stories and pics of unusual places where they were found. I found my first diabetes TB in Montpelier VT, in what is probly the worlds biggest cache container. This is a great spare time hobby, and one can get some excersise too.
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I've actually logged 2. One dog-tag "Willowbrook, United States of America" Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug. And one coin WDD 2007 Commemorative Geocoin. I didn't take pictures of them and both seem to have lost their way.
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