A Long Shot

[+t4e]

ok, i know its a long shot but "never say never"

it missed its chance, to be here for the Olympics, sometime in the summer when someone was bound for Vancouver but the person that retrieved it last did not respond to emails nor did they drop it for a long time

 

i wish to ask if anyone does come to Canada if it would be possible to retrieve this TB

 

Inukshuk 2010

 

he is in this cache right now

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...94-d8b01a87b07c

[+MartyBartfast]

ok, i know its a long shot but "never say never"

it missed its chance, to be here for the Olympics, sometime in the summer when someone was bound for Vancouver but the person that retrieved it last did not respond to emails nor did they drop it for a long time

 

i wish to ask if anyone does come to Canada if it would be possible to retrieve this TB

 

Inukshuk 2010

 

he is in this cache right now

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...94-d8b01a87b07c

 

Well reading the recent cache logs, it looks like your TB was placed in that cache on Dec 13th, and then on Dec 15th someone logged this

 

"My first find of the day and what a great hide! Took Frog TB. TFTC!"

 

so it looks like it was picked up but they haven't logged the TB, so you might want to contact that cacher to see what they did with it.

[+currykev]

ok, i know its a long shot but "never say never"

 

i wish to ask if anyone does come to Canada if it would be possible to retrieve this TB

 

 

That my friend is the longest shot I've ever witnessed.

[+NickandAliandEliza]

ok, i know its a long shot but "never say never"

 

i wish to ask if anyone does come to Canada if it would be possible to retrieve this TB

 

 

That my friend is the longest shot I've ever witnessed.

 

Oh yee of little faith! We are going to Canada / Alaska in May or June this year.........although have no plans to go to the area of the cache (at the moment). If the TB does turn up, we may just be able to pick it up.

[+t4e]

ok, i know its a long shot but "never say never"

it missed its chance, to be here for the Olympics, sometime in the summer when someone was bound for Vancouver but the person that retrieved it last did not respond to emails nor did they drop it for a long time

 

i wish to ask if anyone does come to Canada if it would be possible to retrieve this TB

 

Inukshuk 2010

 

he is in this cache right now

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...94-d8b01a87b07c

 

Well reading the recent cache logs, it looks like your TB was placed in that cache on Dec 13th, and then on Dec 15th someone logged this

 

"My first find of the day and what a great hide! Took Frog TB. TFTC!"

 

so it looks like it was picked up but they haven't logged the TB, so you might want to contact that cacher to see what they did with it.

 

the Inukshuk 2010 is not a frog

 

http://www.motherearthnews.com/uploadedIma...12-01/Lore4.jpg

 

 

 

That my friend is the longest shot I've ever witnessed.

 

its worth a try, i wish i thought of it earlier

 

Oh yee of little faith! We are going to Canada / Alaska in May or June this year.........although have no plans to go to the area of the cache (at the moment). If the TB does turn up, we may just be able to pick it up.

 

that would be great if he comes closer and you could get him

Edited January 31, 2010 by t4e

[+Stuey]

the Inukshuk 2010 is not a frog

 

http://www.motherearthnews.com/uploadedIma...12-01/Lore4.jpg

 

Might not have been a frog when you set it free, but it seems to look a little bit frog like now:

 

Link

 

[+t4e]

the Inukshuk 2010 is not a frog

 

http://www.motherearthnews.com/uploadedIma...12-01/Lore4.jpg

 

Might not have been a frog when you set it free, but it seems to look a little bit frog like now:

 

Link

 

 

 

aaaaaaaaargh it morphed?

 

i think whoever logged that posted the wrong picture, at least i hope nobody switched my Inukshuk with a frog

[+MartyBartfast]

 

aaaaaaaaargh it morphed?

 

i think whoever logged that posted the wrong picture, at least i hope nobody switched my Inukshuk with a frog

 

Methinks you're going to be bitterly disappointed, the person who logged your TB into that cache put this as their log entry:

 

"Nice hiding place, took quackers, left froggy TB "

 

so I would guess that somewhere along the line your inukshuk turned into a frog. Maybe if you can find a princess to give him a kiss he'll turn back

[+cachensfun]

Looks like someone swiped your TB. Hope that's not the case.

[+t4e]

aaaaaaaargh got that figurine at the Royal Canadian Mint, was really pretty

 

ooh well, i would still like it to come home if possible

[+DigitalJim]

Might be heading to detroit for a couple of weeks around the same time as Nik and Ali with a few trips to canadia scheduled

 

But the great white north is a big place eh? Where abouts does it want to go?

[+Fuchsiamagic]

A golden rule with TB's - never make them out of anything valuable or sentimental. They are bound to disappear eventually. I've lost 40% of mine.

Edited February 12, 2010 by Fuchsiamagic

[+Cornell Finch]

Let's try and make this long shot a little longer. If someone can get the TB and post it to me I have a Canadian (St John's NL) over all of next week and possibly part of the week after.

 

I am sure that I could get him to take it home and post it to you.