Part of geocaching is to take something from the hide and to leave something in return. Many people set a Travel Bug to be able to follow where an item goes from hide to hide around the world. Think the new world version of that old “message in a bottle” trick you see in movies.

 I like to take a photo of a Travel Bug to post online for the owner to be able to see the places it has visited as well as track it on a map.

Here’s a travel bug that is called “Spidy”.

Geocaching Travel Bug...or just a Bug?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here’s an Moo-Cow Travel Bug at the ocean in Monterey, California

Moo-Cow Travel Bug in Monterey

 Here’s the map you see to track where your travel bug has been – there are log entries for each of the places it has een from the people that find it

Travel Bug Tracking Map

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