TB a long ways from destnation

[+mbharpman]

I sent a small harmonica on a quest to Memphis in honor of the "Blues", my favorite music.

Somehow it made its way to the UK and is moving all over the place there.

Which is very, very cool.

It's been on the road for a few years, even in limbo for a while.

Don't care if ever makes it to destination at this point.

Happy to see it active and moving.

Thank you fellow geocachers.

[+The Blorenges]

I sent a small harmonica on a quest to Memphis in honor of the "Blues", my favorite music.

Somehow it made its way to the UK and is moving all over the place there.

Which is very, very cool.

It's been on the road for a few years, even in limbo for a while.

Don't care if ever makes it to destination at this point.

Happy to see it active and moving.

Thank you fellow geocachers.

 

I think you have the right attitude. At least it's still alive, still moving, it's done a good mileage. Maybe it'll get back to the States one day...

 

MrsB

[+TheLegoFool&Missus]

I released a few TBs and coins back in 2006. My most travelled trackable has been my PQ Geocoin.

It has logged well over 40000 miles, and is currently in Europe ...

 

It makes me smile just to see it traveling

[+BlueDeuce]

There's no problem with contacting the current holder and asking them to mail it back to you, or to any other cacher anywhere in the world. Of course you'll pay for postage.

 

I've done it before, I'll do it again.

 

If the current holder isn't willing, wait til the next one.

[+KingsofCaching]

I placed a geocoin in fl in 10/2010 and so far its logged 81K miles and still going

[+Walts Hunting]

You should be ecstatic that it is being grabbed and dropped properly.