
Who says that penguins can't fly.

My daughter Geoness's geocaching travel bug
Wolfgang Von Pitterpat (TB21K6H) has just put on
10,572.67 miles in one swoop. The flight went from
Southern England, UK to
Victoria, Australia. Which means this is the closest to Wolfgang's goal of actually visiting Antarctica that it has ever been.

The total miles under this pesky penguin's belt is now
21083.1 miles. That beats our party animal
Pete the Parrot (TB21K5T) who now is in second with
15664.1 miles and is currently enjoying China.
It never ceases to amaze me how and where geocaching travel bugs can end up. With any luck Wolfgang will hook up with a military person who will take him to his goal into the frozen tundra of
Antarctica.
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1 comment:
Hey! I did that! I grabbed WVP from a cache in Oxford, England, and brought him 'down under'remembering Antarctica is about as far 'down under' as you can get. Hopefully he can get to NZ, to Christchurch Airport where there is a US Antarctic supply base...
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