TB with the most miles

[shine_like_a_star]

Tonight I got a sad note that one of my TBs was not in the cache it was reported to be in. It’s last log was in April, so I’m afraid it’s really MIA. I was surprised to see that it had logged 10287 miles, which is more than twice the amount of my second place bug. 😯

How many miles does your most-traveled bug have?

Goodbye, little guy; maybe we’ll see you again someday. 🙁

(Oh, one person had been watching this since March ’06, and I finally found out who it was. Their log really made me smile way back when, and I was glad to see that’s who had been tracking it.)

[PCFrog]

🙁

[WI_Robin]

My coin with the most miles on is my Loved This Cache geocoin http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=846974 Currently it has 18509 miles on it since I activated it in January. It has been to Australia and now is back in WI! I have an other that has traveled over 4000 miles in 3 months and unfortunately several that never made it past the first cache I placed them in.

[rogheff]

My Henwood TB has 14289 miles on it. Goal was to go to Thailand and back. It’s on it’s way home (SORT OF)

[pharmteamK]

Our most traveled TB is Larry Ladybug who now has 38,225 miles. We released him in March 2003 and later that year Canyon Rose took him to Holland. Since then he has been traveling Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Finland Japan, Canada, New Zealand and is now in Germany. It has been interesting reading the cache pages, sometimes even having to translate them and seeing the pictures. I usually try to write to teams that post pictures or place him in interesting caches and thank them for moving him.

[LightningBugs Mum]

That pharmteam always beats me. 😉

My Caught Red Handed coin has gone 22559 miles so far. It went out to the east coast, then New Zealand, Australia, and now its been puttering around Germany.

[Team Hemisphere Dancer]

Not nearly as many miles as some of the above but I released “Flight of the Hemi” http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=784234 Last February it now has 9175 miles. It has been to the Caymens, Quebec, British Columbia, Labrador, Nova Scotia, and New Foundland. So it has been on quite a journey in its short life.

[TyeDyeSkyGuy]

Our best is my sons coin Alec’s Tribute to Space Engineers Geocoin which has completed it’s journey and is now safely back home after it’s 6,750 mile journey.

On the other hand, we have the Brzeg, Poland” Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug that we released, and has now traveled 15,894 miles, but has not yet reached it’s destination. It’s actually back here in the states less than 250 miles from Kenosha (where we released it). 🙄

[zuma]

One of my WGA Pennisula campout coins has 13830. (Another of these same coins was muggled in the first cache I put it.)

http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=548219

zuma

[Miata]

My travel bug Ozzy has put on 14232 mi, but is retired and sitting on my computer monitor. He was on a mountain top in Colorado, a beach in Hawaii, near the Grand Canyon and points in between before Marc_54140 brought him back to Wisconsin from Arizona.

[djwini]

i have one with 35,000 miles. started here, went out to washington and oregon. went to singapore and china and japan. went to malta and got lost. restarted the copy in florida, and it’s bouncing around down there.

i’ve also got one in scotland and japan. i’ve got another that the last log was in afghanistan. finder is in the air force. sure hope nothing happened to him.

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