While we were enjoying our adventures at the Lake Cumberland Geocaching Event (still working on blog on our adventures), we picked up the Coleman Mini Light Travel Bug Dog Tag. It's reference number is TB2JARQ on the Geocaching website. This was a neat travel bug to find in Jacob's Rock (GC1ANDZ) geocache. The find was definitely well worth the climb. The geocache was up on top of a mini rock wall underneath a rock. The trick was that in order to get to the cache, you had to lay down and reach long and hard for it. Thankfully my geocaching partner has longer arms than me and was able to retrieve the cache!
We look forward to sending this travel bug to our next cache as it will help "light" the way.
I love country music and geocaching. What better way to pair the two by having a travel bug that ties back into country music? That's when I decided to have the Country Music Road Dog Tag to travel along. It is a Grand Ole Opry guitar pick attached to a dog tag provided by
www.Geocaching.com.
If you are a member of the Geocaching website, you can view it's tales with Reference Number TB49KQA. It was originally placed on 7/16/2011.
Every song has a story. There is always a song that you love that brings you back to a memory, whether good or bad. Country Music Road Dog would love to travel across the United States to listen to the song you love while traveling from cache to cache. Let's see if we can get him to all 50 states. First stop - Kentucky. Home of Bill Monroe, the Father of Bluegrass Music.
So far it has went down to Nashville, then Texas, Louisiana, and back in Kentucky. It has traveled over 1405 miles! Pretty cool I must say!
