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ANTHONYKIDD-9D73

Coast to Coast

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The goal of this tag is to travel to the West or East coast but preferably both. Please help it!!!

Owner: anthonykidd
Group: Coast to Coast
Logged stops: 2
Last activity: 2017-02-23

BACHMANCLAN-DB88

This is Nixie I got this trackable for my dad therefore I am naming in Matthew. Matthew here would like to go to London and beaches along the coast of Cali. Matthew was made a trackable in Father's Day and would like to be moved on Father's Day.

Owner: bachmanclan
Group: TheBachmanClan
Logged stops: 0
Last activity: 2016-06-14

KDAV1-8F91

Bob the Minion

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Kevin the Minion You've found a Geogem! Kevin has always wanted to visit the beach. Bring him to a cache closer to the coast. Happy Caching!

Owner: kdav1
Group: Bob the Minion
Logged stops: 0
Last activity: 2015-12-30

KDAV1-E795

Green Lantern

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Captain America Geogem Well done! You've found Captain America! The Captain's goal is to make it from the east coast to the west coast. Please bring him to the next cache you find west of your current location.

Owner: kdav1
Group: Green Lantern
Logged stops: 2
Last activity: 2015-12-30

MIKE-8821

Large E Pluribus Unum Coin V2

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Activated during 2014 Blood Moon (CNN) -- Tuesday will bring a spectacle in the night sky worth staying up for when the moon turns a burnt reddish orange. The moon will begin to change color at about 1:58 a.m. ET Tuesday as it starts to slide into the Earth's shadow until it becomes a "blood moon" at 3:07 ET, NASA says. The best part of the show, the total eclipse portion, will last through 4:24 a.m. ET. The height of the event will take place at 3:45 a.m. ET. The big problem for potential viewers in the eastern United States will be the cloud cover, which is expected to hide the show from half of the country, save for cities on the coastline, which might be able to peek through. But cities including Dallas, Denver and Los Angeles should have optimal viewing. NASA said the entire event can be viewed by people in the Americas, while observers in the western Pacific will catch the second half of the event.