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Can anyone point me to a bookmark list along Interstate 80? we're heading east in a couple of days as far as at least Salt Lake City before veering north. Thanx!!

We started Geocaching at the beginning of the year, and have started 8 TBs in February and March. Seven of them have gone on the road like crazy, with one going all the way to France in about four weeks! Would you believe that the VERY FIRST one was picked up in late February and NEVER moved or logged in anywhere? The finder brags on his page about his 2 kids and caching and yet has ignored 2 Emails asking him to please move it. Really good things they are teaching them!!!

Just to let you know, we picked up Travel Dawg in New Zealand while we were there on vacation Mar 9-Apr 19. We are just getting ready to place him in Northern California and he has over 31,000 miles at this time! ********* The first travel bug I picked up (just a few days ago) was Travel Dawg. A cute beenie baby type toy. He has traveled over 13000 miles so far mostly because he has flown overseas and back. Guess the owner has been lucky as people seem to keep moving him along though the travel tag is only on by the chain and I could see some small child wanting to keep him. Hope he does not end up MIA.

We've just returned from a 6 week vacation in New Zealand, which included lots of caching, taking over 20 TBs to NZ for placement, and bringing back 20 from there to place here in Northern California. I Emailed each owner asking permission for the transfer and got enthusiatic OKs from all but two that wanted to stay. I get the idea that lots of owners would like the thought of overseas travel for their bugs. It's occurred to me that acting as a recipient for TBs mailed here for initial placement might be a good thing. Does anyone have an idea / opinion about that? Any thoughts about how to publish the information on availability? team siata Walnut Creek Calif.