+ElliPirelli Posted August 29, 2009 Share Posted August 29, 2009 Another update with major changes: 1. hasn't stared yet, traveled 0km Has anyone any news from Taubin, not at GC since 29.April? Still hasn't released the coin? 2. HOME since 28. August 2009, traveled 8593.1km 3. gone missing in United Kingdom, 828.9km from home, traveled 192km 4. HOME since 2. November 2008, traveled 20240.2km!!! 5. in NZ, North Island, 18393.2km from home, traveled 14254.2km It's so nice, when they actually reach their goal! Quote Link to comment
+nefesh Posted August 29, 2009 Share Posted August 29, 2009 Another update with major changes: 1. hasn't stared yet, traveled 0km Has anyone any news from Taubin, not at GC since 29.April? Still hasn't released the coin? 2. HOME since 28. August 2009, traveled 8593.1km 3. gone missing in United Kingdom, 828.9km from home, traveled 192km 4. HOME since 2. November 2008, traveled 20240.2km!!! 5. in NZ, North Island, 18393.2km from home, traveled 14254.2km It's so nice, when they actually reach their goal! Congrats ElliPirelli Quote Link to comment
+The Horn Hunters Posted October 10, 2009 Share Posted October 10, 2009 Another completed mission! TB2FHQ7 We have found our horns! Over a year later and over 6.6k miles logged our geocoin has reached its home. Thanks to everyone who helped our coin reach its destination and thanks to Butterfly Lady for organizing the mission! Quote Link to comment
+Whitby Posted November 29, 2009 Share Posted November 29, 2009 Another completed mission! I just retrieved TB1RZHQ from New Jersey in Heidelberg, Germany. Thank you very much to all who helped the coin along! Whitby Quote Link to comment
+nefesh Posted November 30, 2009 Share Posted November 30, 2009 Another completed mission! I just retrieved TB1RZHQ from New Jersey in Heidelberg, Germany. Thank you very much to all who helped the coin along! Whitby Congrats Whitby! Quote Link to comment
+TeamEccs21 Posted November 30, 2009 Share Posted November 30, 2009 Congratulations Amazing how long it takes these coins to make it to their chosen locations. Quote Link to comment
+Whitby Posted November 30, 2009 Share Posted November 30, 2009 (edited) It took a while, yes, but that's fine! It was travelling. The second coin that made it home after reaching all its goals. I'm really happy. That means that some people out there read the tags attached to the travellers! Edited November 30, 2009 by Whitby Quote Link to comment
+ThePetersTrio Posted March 28, 2010 Share Posted March 28, 2010 Yesterday I received an email from a cacher in California who found my mission coin from Moscow32 in one of their caches while performing maintenance. I had marked this coin missing from a cache in February of 2009. Yay!! It is traveling once again and maybe I'll actually get the opportunity to hold it in my hands one of these days. Quote Link to comment
+ElliPirelli Posted March 28, 2010 Share Posted March 28, 2010 Yesterday I received an email from a cacher in California who found my mission coin from Moscow32 in one of their caches while performing maintenance. I had marked this coin missing from a cache in February of 2009. Yay!! It is traveling once again and maybe I'll actually get the opportunity to hold it in my hands one of these days. Congratulations!! I have some of those coins here, some are still on the road and one never started, how strange.... Quote Link to comment
+burgessfour Posted March 28, 2010 Share Posted March 28, 2010 Yesterday I received an email from a cacher in California who found my mission coin from Moscow32 in one of their caches while performing maintenance. I had marked this coin missing from a cache in February of 2009. Yay!! It is traveling once again and maybe I'll actually get the opportunity to hold it in my hands one of these days. So glad to hear it!!!!! It's always a good feeling when a missing traveler shows up Quote Link to comment
+Six Little Spookies Posted April 13, 2010 Share Posted April 13, 2010 After almost 2 years and over 20,000 miles, another mission is completed! We'd been watching our coin A Butterfly For Spooky hang out in Georgia for the past few weeks, slowly inching closer we wondered if we had enough time to take a short trip and go get it. When it moved to Alabama last weekend we knew it was close enough! Today I took off early from work, and we drove the 130 miles to get it. Spooky 2, 6 and I found the cache easily and were very excited to finally be able to hold our coin! Then, with no time to lose, we hopped back in the van and hurried back home, arriving to meet Spookies 3, 4 and 5 at their bus stop with 5 minutes to spare. Thanks for the coin Butterfly Lady, it's still beautiful after all those miles! 20437 miles to the pickup, another 100 miles to get home. Quote Link to comment
+ThePetersTrio Posted April 13, 2010 Share Posted April 13, 2010 Today I took off early from work, and we drove the 130 miles to get it. Wow - that's dedication! Congrats on the completed mission! Quote Link to comment
+Steinwälzer Posted November 23, 2010 Share Posted November 23, 2010 1. Participating - YES 2. Nick/destination received - YES 3. Outgoing coin mission details attached: YES 4. Outgoing coin released in cache GC1DND2 (TB239MY) 5. Outgoing coin picked up: YES 6. Incoming coin picked up - YES Today I received my mission coin in the mail. Why in the mail? After two years of travels around the world (mostly through the US, with a short visit in Iraq, back to the US, and finally to Germany) it arrived in Germany in summer 2009. After travelling through Germany it finally came closer to me and I was planning a caching trip to pick it up. Then another cacher picked it up, and after looking at his profile I found out that he was from the US. I immediately contacted him and asked him not to take the coin back to the US (the mission was still attached to the coin, too), but he didn't get my message in time, and the coin was back in the US. He offered to mail me the coin. I decided I didn't want to risk another 2 years of travels and agreed. 40572.5 km travelled (not included the km it has travelled in the mail) This mission was very successful for me! The coin I sent out arrived, and the coin that was gifted to me arrived too! Thanks again to all who made this possible!!! Quote Link to comment
+ElliPirelli Posted November 23, 2010 Share Posted November 23, 2010 Congratulations! My coin, who just fullfilled it's mission and had arrived not only in my hometown, but in my own cache, was taken by someone not able to read the attached mission information and took it to Bavaria, than on a short trip to Oslo, Norway and now back to Bavaria. He offered to send it by post, but I felt like cheating and asked him to drop it into a cache near the motorway. I wonder, why he took it in the first place, there's a note at the coin! This will be the fourth of my five mission coins. One never even started on it's journey, which I find really sad. Quote Link to comment
13MATTHEW44 Posted November 23, 2010 Share Posted November 23, 2010 Does anyone know where I can submit my art for a custom trackable geocoin for my dad? I don't need 100 of them- 1-5 would be more than enough. Thanks!! Quote Link to comment
+lgass Posted November 24, 2010 Share Posted November 24, 2010 just read about this amazing mission... how awesome! you guys should organize another one (i'd be in). cheers Quote Link to comment
+Fianccetto Posted November 24, 2010 Share Posted November 24, 2010 just read about this amazing mission... how awesome! you guys should organize another one (i'd be in). cheers I was thinking the same thing! Quote Link to comment
+Steinwälzer Posted November 28, 2010 Share Posted November 28, 2010 Congratulations! My coin, who just fullfilled it's mission and had arrived not only in my hometown, but in my own cache, was taken by someone not able to read the attached mission information and took it to Bavaria, than on a short trip to Oslo, Norway and now back to Bavaria. He offered to send it by post, but I felt like cheating and asked him to drop it into a cache near the motorway. I wonder, why he took it in the first place, there's a note at the coin! This will be the fourth of my five mission coins. One never even started on it's journey, which I find really sad. What a shame! I hope the coin makes it a second time to you! If the cacher had left the coin in Germany (or at least in Europe) I would have let it travel. But a second time from the USA... Quote Link to comment
+ElliPirelli Posted November 28, 2010 Share Posted November 28, 2010 The cacher placed a TB Hotel at the motorway for my coin to give it a good start. It's even the right motorway, A7, but all I got was discovery logs from the first finders.... Quote Link to comment
+ElliPirelli Posted May 9, 2011 Share Posted May 9, 2011 Another update with major changes: 1. hasn't stared yet, traveled 0km 2. HOME since 28. August 2009, traveled 8593.1km 3. gone missing in United Kingdom, 828.9km from home, traveled 192km 4. HOME since 2. November 2008, traveled 20240.2km!!! 5. HOME since 6.May 2011, traveled 37978.6km TB2D8HR I guess, this means all my missions are kind of completed, as the first never got released and another gone missing. But at least three out of five made it home! This is brilliant. Funny also, that the last arrival is called Bring May Flowers, this May didn't bring flowers but a coin. I enjoyed the mission, thanks for organising it. Quote Link to comment
+aka Momster Posted May 10, 2011 Share Posted May 10, 2011 Another update with major changes: 1. hasn't stared yet, traveled 0km 2. HOME since 28. August 2009, traveled 8593.1km 3. gone missing in United Kingdom, 828.9km from home, traveled 192km 4. HOME since 2. November 2008, traveled 20240.2km!!! 5. HOME since 6.May 2011, traveled 37978.6km TB2D8HR I guess, this means all my missions are kind of completed, as the first never got released and another gone missing. But at least three out of five made it home! This is brilliant. Funny also, that the last arrival is called Bring May Flowers, this May didn't bring flowers but a coin. I enjoyed the mission, thanks for organising it. It is always nice to read about successful geocoin travels. I wish all travelers made it to their intended destinations, but realistically, three out of five is wonderful! Congratulations on being able to collect coin #5 ElliPirelli. Quote Link to comment
+ElliPirelli Posted May 10, 2011 Share Posted May 10, 2011 It is always nice to read about successful geocoin travels. I wish all travelers made it to their intended destinations, but realistically, three out of five is wonderful! Congratulations on being able to collect coin #5 ElliPirelli. Well, three out of five isn't really the case here. It's more like three out of four. The fifth never even got released by the participant of the mission. Which I find really sad. This mission was fun and very easy. Just give the coin number and activation code to the mission partner and add the mission to the coin. Then put it in the next cache. Very little "work" for everyone. Out of those five I've released for my mission partners, three are hibernating for ages in caching bags, they are in the hands of a cacher. One seems to be lost, as it was dropped into a cache in September 08. Strange though, that the owner hasn't marked this missing yet. And only one made it home. I guess, this is quite a sign of our times. Coins travel just like hot air ballons. We release them and hope for the best, but we can't do much about the journey. Quote Link to comment
+sheltiedogshowlover Posted May 10, 2011 Share Posted May 10, 2011 This was a pretty neat mission. If you did organize another I'd be game! :-) Quote Link to comment
+911turbos Posted May 15, 2012 Share Posted May 15, 2012 One of my coins arrived today in its destination cache. It has traveled over 30,000 km since July, 2008 stopping in Belgium. Denmark, England, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, the US and finally Canada. http://coord.info/TB2071R Quote Link to comment
+ElliPirelli Posted May 15, 2012 Share Posted May 15, 2012 One of my coins arrived today in its destination cache. It has traveled over 30,000 km since July, 2008 stopping in Belgium. Denmark, England, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, the US and finally Canada. http://coord.info/TB2071R Congratulations! This is brilliant news! If one looks at the map, this coin made quite a strange journey for something seemingly straight forward. But isn't just this the beauty of the journeys our coins undertake? Quote Link to comment
+The Blorenges Posted May 15, 2012 Share Posted May 15, 2012 This has prompted me to look back at what happened to the geocoin we sent out to travel to Denmark... It was released July 2008 and finally arrived at the destination cache 10 December '10 (Log) But the owner never actually collected his geocoin from that cache. It looks like it hung around there for a few weeks, was discovered twice, then another cacher retrieved it, placed it into an event cache... and it was never seen again. MrsB Quote Link to comment
+thesmurfinator Posted May 18, 2012 Share Posted May 18, 2012 This was a pretty neat mission. If you did organize another I'd be game! :-) me too Quote Link to comment
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