DaveJolene

I agree with these comments, and I don't think it's the responsibility of the cache owner. However I do see the other side. I have posted on here as we were in Pennsylvania a month ago, and our first three TB's that we have set free have yet to move. Our children ask if they've moved yet as they were not on our trip out east, and they are curious. I know it's a sit and wait type of thing, but it can be a little frustrating, especially since we live 3,500 miles away in British Columbia, Canada, and our first three Travel Bugs have yet to move. So I see it from both ends.

Hi there, Dave and Jolene here from Mission, British Columbia, Canada. Last month, we visited friends in the Monaca, and Beaver County area. In Monaca, we placed three Travel Bugs. One for our daughters, one for Dave, and one for Jolene. Since we've been home, we've been anxiously awaiting their movement, checking every day for emails as well as the caches to see if they've been moved. Unfortunately they haven't budged since we dropped them. So we were wondering if someone in the area could give them a little bit of a kick start? They are on three seperate missions. But eventually we want them to come home and retire them for ourselves to enjoy. So we're hoping, by posting this, that some of the nice cachers in the area can give us a helping hand? Our daughters, (aged 12 and 8), didn't make the trip with us. Their's is in a cache called.... End Of The Road GC1NAZ2 Jolene's is in a cache called..... Blue Light Special GC1BEHK Dave's is in a cache called..... Grab Some Cache GC2QHET Once again, we'd really appreciate any help to kickstart these TB's. These are our first ones as we've been caching for just over a year now, and Pennsylvania was the first place outside of our area that we'd ever geocached. Your help, if possible, would be greatly appreciated. You can email us at dcherni@hotmail.com and let us know if you can get them going for us! Greatly appreciated and Happy Caching from the West Coast of Canada Dave and Jolene