Do you have a TB that has had an interesting journey - or an interesting story?

Post a link to your TB and let us enjoy it as well! :D :D

Here's our Maine Chickadee Plate TB (http://www.geocaching.com/track/map.aspx?ID=56870), which has just been picked up from a cache in Norway. :eek: :eek:

Jeeze, and I haven't even had a TB that's made it over 500miles yet! (all 3 have ended up missing) that's pretty cool, thanks for sharing bruce. :D

Here's my first one I sent to England with EGSG and has over 17000 miles so far. In Australia now. Quite a few Pics and interesting logs.

http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=34646

YOP

WOW!!!! I guess I have to get a TB out into the world soon. Quite the journey there Cliff.

Here's my first one I sent to England with EGSG and has over 17000 miles so far. In Australia now. Quite a few Pics and interesting logs.

http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=34646

YOP

Wow! Great! And it went 10,000 miles in one jump! LOL!

Kinda hoping my TB will make it the rest of the way around the world and back here, but I'm not holding my breath on that happening. You never know it might make it eventually.

YOP

I have two TBs in a race to get to one of four specific caches in Alaska near to where my sister lives . . . one is very, very close (literally right down the road from her) while the other made it all the way to Juneau or so before some mentally challenged geocacher didn't read the accompanying laminated tag attached to the TB which stated its goal and brought it all the way back to New Hampshire where it has since been floating around going nowhere fast.

I have two TBs in a race to get to one of four specific caches in Alaska near to where my sister lives

I once had a TB that had a goal of getting to Alaska. It made it to British Columbia quite quickly, but then the cache it was was muggled and it disappeared! :( :(