[Az-Geocaching] The Return of a legend

[Brian Cluff]

He probably had to go into hiding after shooting that porno with Mrs 
Piggy :)

Brian Cluff
Team Snaptek

Bob Renner wrote:
> I guess the first true Travel Bug was Kermit the Frog
> (TB18).  He was first placed by Jeremy on Sept. 5,
> 2001 before he officially anounced the Travel Bug
> tags.  He spent all his travels here in Arizona, and
> has not been seen since Jan. 21, 2003.
> 
> Bob
> 
> --- Jake Olson <jake.teamai at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> Actually... according to AZgeocaching.com's link to
>> the Mr. Tata Head's
>> Adventures link, his adventures started 01-01-2001,
>> and Moun10Bike's own
>> page lists his first release of a Moun10Bike coin as
>> September 30, 2001.
>> That's pretty much 10 months difference between the
>> two starting dates.  The
>> only true difference is that the Moun10Bike coin was
>> given special tracking
>> status on GC.com due to Moun10Bike's friendship with
>> Jeremy.  The Moun10Bike
>> coins came out about the same time as Jeremy got the
>> idea for trackable
>> dogtags to be added to the sport.  As a gesture of
>> thanks for the support
>> Moun10Bike had given to the start of the
>> Geocaching.com site, he was given a
>> special icon and his coins were made trackable on
>> the site.
>>
>> http://www.azgeocaching.com/mrtata/mrtata.html
>>
>> http://www.switchbacks.com/gc_geocoins.html
>>
>> If it were a closer time frame it could be in
>> dispute, but 10 months is
>> quite a gap in time for the coins to go through the
>> minting process.
>>
>> Jake - Team A.I.
>>
> 
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