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!!CONGRATULATIONS!! You have found me!! I am the GeoTrackable.com travel bug: -------------------------------------- LITTLE KIMONO GIRL from Japan -------------------------------------- My goal is to sightsee the world, as I return to Japan (where I started) and then geocache throughout Asia! Please take me with you on your travels and then place me in a geocache that moves me closer to Japan. If I have made it to Japan, I may now geocache freely throughout Asia! MY CURRENT STATS My release date: 10/22/2016 Most recently found: 3/22/2018 My journey: 0)Kyoto, JAPAN to Columbus, OHIO 1)Harbin Park, Fairfield, OHIO 2)East Fork Lake, OHIO 3)Williamsburg, OHIO 4)Batavia, OHIO 5)Warsaw, KENTUCKY 6)MOGA 2017, KANSAS 7)St.Loius Arch!, MISSOURI 8)Highland, INDIANA 9)South Bend, INDIANA 10)Ottawa, CANADA!! If you wish to follow my travels, you can enter my code: F8YX6VA anytime at Geotrackable.com to view my progress. When my item map/login page appears, please click the "SKIP" button to be taken back to this page. THANK YOU and Happy Caching to you!!! ********************************************

Owner

TeamPikachuLibre

Group

TeamPL Test 2

Logged stops

23

Last activity

2025-09-10

Originally placed in a Geocache in the south Waitarere Forest, Horowhenua, New Zealand. 2022-08-08 Name: Hydrabad in the Dunes GC: G C 9 W N X B GO: witzcowitz Location: S40° 33.837 E175° 11.444 No target or limit has been set on distance of travel.

Owner

witzcowitz

Group

witzcowitz1

Logged stops

1

Last activity

2022-09-04

This trackable has been lost. Please do not keep this trackable item. Instead help achieve it's mission to go as far south as possible. The idea is to move the trackable more south or to another location where it is more likely that it can be picked up by someone going south. You can track it's position by following the link on the QR or by inputting this into your browser: https://geotrackable.com/Settings/LocationOptions.html?t=sk&q=LOUIGI600-3C8C&clleid=111725

Owner

louigi600

Group

Travel South

Logged stops

5

Last activity

2020-10-25

Please take me to new and exciting places so I can see it travel the world! I would love to see Africa and South America

Owner

dee373

Group

Dee373

Logged stops

4

Last activity

2016-03-07

Zen the Pink Zebra Part of series of trackables to promote awareness & protection of endangered African Wildlife. Go to AWF.org for more info! Zebras can run up to 30MPH! There are an estimated 2000 Grevy’s Zebras left in the African wild. GeoCaching is a great way to escape, adventure, experience the world & find peace. Zen the Pink Zebra is a cute travelling friend who reminds us to find our zen, peace, & adventure by geocaching! Help me see the world & go home to Africa! Log me, track me, see where I’ve been, see where I go! Please don’t keep me, place me in another cache, help me on my journey!! Created by Whiskeygirll - Feb 2016 - Maryland, USA - IG: @ManeFocusMedia Originally dropped in "Pretty in Pink Cache" in Southern Maryland

Owner

whiskeygirll

Group

WhiskeyGirll Endangered African Wildlife Trackables

Logged stops

1

Last activity

2016-03-06

This Corset is a Multi-Trackable travel bug! MISSION: To be kissed in 10 of the sexiest places on the planet; - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Paris, France - Las Vegas, USA - Ibiza, Spain - Cape Town, South Africa - Barcelona, Spain - Buenos Aires, Argentina - Cannes, France - Seville, Spain DESTINATION: Final Destnation for this travel bug is the: KrumKrew Travel Bug Roadhouse, Pretoria, South Africa NOTES: If you are able to assist this travel bug achieve its mission, please take it from this Geocache and log your find and remarks on the websites above and help this Travel Bug along its journey. Please do not keep this travel bug for long, we would much appreciate it achieves its mission, safely. CODE: CTD7X78 TRAVEL BUG INFO FILE: The word corset is derived from the Old French word corps and the diminutive of body, which itself derives from corpus—Latin for body. The corset has been erroneously attributed to Catherine de' Medici, wife of King Henry II of France. She enforced a ban on thick waists at court attendance during the 1550s. For nearly 350 years, women's primary means of support was the corset, with laces and stays made of whalebone or metal. Other researchers have found evidence of the use of corsets in early Crete.

Owner

KrumKrew

Group

KK Private Collection

Logged stops

4

Last activity

2013-02-06