TB6P187 - The Traveling Letterbox Moleskine ***OURS***

TB6P187 - The Traveling Letterbox Moleskine - DETAILS

Set Free in A Premium TB Hotel (GC5HD2T)

Current GOAL

This travel bug wants to visit letterboxes and hybrids! Logging into regular geocaches & TB hotels is a-ok, but I really like letterboxes!

Letterboxers, please stamp with your personal stamps too! If you don't have a letterbox stamp, thats also ok! Draw a thumbprint picture!!!

When the TB starts to get full, please send me back to Bedford, Texas! My owner will retreive me ASAP!

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A small, unlined green moleskine book. No tag, just a TB sticker on the cover.

TB70NTE - Emma, the rescue heeler ***OURS***

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oh hello! I'm Emma! You must have met Team-Trouble on the Trail!

Our sweet Emma was adopted from Heeler Houla House Rescue (H3R) DFW in January. She is a active heeler that wants to go everywhere with us! So if you see her on the trail with Bat(man) the Hogdog from the Swamp, be sure to log us both!!

I should have bought a Log Your Dog tag, but this Cachekin tag was super cute!

GC5D32D - Gotta Cache 'Em All #4 ***HIDDEN BY US***

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The 3rd in my Gotta Cache 'Em All series. This is a letterbox, so bring your stamp!

This is also a Pokemon card trading cache! Swap cards with other players!

NOT ACCESSIBLE FROM 183/Airport Frwy. Park on Circle Ln.

Small, blue locking container with a logbook & pencil. Initial swag includes a couple small pokemon.

Since this is Letterbox, be sure to stamp the logbook.

TB628BV - Dad wants one, too! ***OURS***

TB628BV - Dad wants one, too! DETAILS

Just like Mom's MINI Takes the State of Texas and the Pichu's I May Get Lost, But I Never Get Stuck.... Dad want's one too! 

GOAL: Travel around the state of Texas like the others in our small series.

Please take and upload photos!!

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Red Ford F-350 die cast truck

(Dad's truck is a blue F-250, but this was the closest we could find.)

GC5CMEJ - Gotta Cache 'Em All #1 ***HIDDEN BY US***

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DROPPED OFF TB2AAYK "All Around South East Asia" (replacement)

Wait just a minute... Yes, I posted these out of order!

Quick park, walk & grab. Be sure to park on Rankin Dr. There isn't any safe parking access from Pipeline Rd, no matter what Google says.

This is also a Pokemon card trading stop! Please trade some Pokemon cards with us!

This Letterbox is also logable on LBNA, AtlasQuest & OpenCaching.

I grew up in this neighborhood and in this park. When we were kids, we called it Rankin Park, but the real name is Brookhollow Park. Lame. hehehe The park itself used to be across the bridge on the other side of the creek, which we also played in.

Cache is an ammocan, ready for your larger swag. Since this is Letterbox, be sure to stamp the logbook.

Please recamo it and hide it well.

TB6CVH9 - I May Get Lost, But I Never Get Stuck ***OURS***

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A very similar mission to our other TB, MINI Takes The State of Texas.

I want to Jeep across Texas! From north to south, east to west, mountains to beach, desert to lake, I want to see the beauty that we call home!

PLEASE TAKE AND UPLOAD PHOTOS!

TB6MG9X - Team-Trouble's (geocaching) Jeep ***OURS***

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Discover us on the trail or on the road! We love our Jeep! Our Pichu always tells his daddy, "Doors off!"

Don't claim us! We aren't collectable, though we are one of a kind. :o) But be sure to say hello and introduce yourself!

TB5WHKY - Team-Trouble on the Trail ***OURS***

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Spending a little bit of our free time caching.

You have met Team-Trouble, or at least part of it. Be sure to check to see if Bat, one of our pups, is caching with us! It was wonderful meeting you! Hope to cache you again soon!

TB6MG9X - Bat(man) the Hogdog from the Swamp ***OURS***

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Ohai, Bat-friend! You must have met Team-Trouble on the trail!

Bat is a special boy! He came from the swamp of Louisiana, where he adopted his previous owner. Unfortunately, his previous owner had to downsize and couldn't keep him so he came back to Texas with us. Quiet and hard to read sometimes, he is still quite the character. He loves a good car ride and walk.

GC5C70Z - Gotta Cache 'Em All #2 ***HIDDEN BY US***

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You can also log this at AtlasQuest.com & Letterboxing.org.

This cache is now in a SMALL snapware container. This is also a letterbox, so be sure to bring your stamp for the logbook!

The cache is on private property with permission from my grandfather. Please be respectful.
It is NOT anywhere near the back of the building.
This should be a quick park and grab. You will need to be stealthy during the day, especially if school has just let out.

This is also a Pokemon card trading stop! Please trade some Pokemon cards with us!

(ARCHIVED) GC1M0KV - Best Friends and Birthdays **HIDDEN BY US!**

HIDDEN: Best Friends and Birthdays
Originally uploaded by BigPikaChica

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A simple micro in a fantastic park! BYOP!

Today, Bubbles and I (MissBehavin), spent the afternoon geocaching and letterboxing for my birthday. Since this park already has 2 letterboxes (letterboxing.org) and only 1 geocache, we decided that it needed another.

This is a simple micro. Please, bring your own pen!

FTF, please contact me with your address, so I can send you an EXCLUSIVE FTF button for this cache!

UPDATE!
CONGRATS to GEOJEEPSTERS for another FTF!!

TB5F61 - MINI Takes the State of Texas **POSTED BY US**

TRAVEL BUG: MINI Takes the State of Texas
Originally uploaded by BigPikaChica

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In the spirit of MINI Take The States (see http://minitakesthestates.com), I want to motor across Texas! From north to south, east to west, mountains to beach, desert to lake, I want to see the beauty that we call home!

I was just pointed to this amazing story from a fellow Metroplex MINI member, Ryan's Mini Adventure. Although our travel-bug doesn't share the same meaning, it would like to share the adventure!

Its not about the destination, but the fun we have getting there!

PLEASE TAKE AND POST PHOTOS!! If you are a fellow MINI (or Mini) enthusiast, please be sure to post pic of your car, too!

(ARCHIVED) GC1HAYR - Pasty Gamer **HIDDEN BY US**

HIDDEN: Pasty Gamer Geocache/Letterbox
Originally uploaded by BigPikaChica

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Placed this one yesterday and it was found late last night! YAY! It is a videogame-themed urban-ish cache and letterbox. I had a lot of fun setting this one up. It is in my office parking lot, so stealth must be used. The people in our building know it is there, and since my grandfather owns it, permission was given.

First-To-Find gets to select from the following goodies:
-- Kane & Lynch T-Shirt
-- 48-Hour Xbox Live Gold Trial
-- Official Xbox Magazine Demo Disc (Dec 2005)
-- Offical Playstation Magazine Demo Disc (Issue 108)
-- Wii-mote Keychain
-- Halo 3 Dogtags
-- Hot Wheels
-- and a few more small items

We have also included a disposable camera for you to take your
picture! Are you as pasty as we are? Please note which picture
you took, when you log your find! We will be sure to post the
images when it is full.

WM433V - Thurber - POSTED BY US!

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Half of Team-Trouble took a trip to West Texas and we spotted this awesome Texas Historical Marker. This one hadn't been added to Waymarking.Com yet, so that it what we did!

"Most important mine site in Texas for 30 years. Coal here, probably known to Indians, was "discovered" in 1886 by W. W. Johnson, who with his brother Harvey sold out to Texas and Pacific Coal Company in 1888. (T. and P. Coal Company provided fuel for the Texas and Pacific Railroad, but was independently owned.)
Town was named for H. K. Thurber, friend of T. and P. Coal Company founders. Most dynamic firm member was Robert D. Hunter (1833-1902), developer of 7 of 15 mines. Next president was E. L. Marston, Hunter's son-in-law, who left mining largely to William K. Gordon (1862-1949), an engineer who brought daily output to 3,000 tons.
Then in 1917, Gordon (backed by management of coal company) was primarily responsible for discovery of Ranger oil field, 20 miles west. Adoption of oil- burning railway locomotives cut demand for coal. Last mine here closed in 1921, and the 10,000 or more inhabitants of Thurber began to move away.
The coal firm changed its name to Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company and was sold in 1963 to Joseph E. Seagram and Sons, Inc., for $277,000,000.00. Renamed Texas Pacific Oil Company, it is now one of largest independent domestic energy suppliers. Much coal (by estimate 127,000,000 tons) remains underground. (1969)"