Great to see you again! Join the discussion.Despite the rain over the weekend, we decided to head out for some geocaching. We picked a park that we had visited before, with the rather curious name of Purgatory Park. Supposedly the name comes from early settlers, remarking on the mosquitoes that they encountered on this swampy [...]

There are good travel bugs, and then there are ones you’re truly enjoy. That’s my take on two travel bugs of mine, Debra’s Travel Bug and Emma’s Travel Bug.
Both travel bugs include keys placed in a geocache by local students. Each student placed a key in the cache. I made travel bugs out of the [...]

I suppose it happens to many geocachers at one point or another.  After the excitement of placing one of my first travel bugs, I am sorry to report that the Sister Reunion travel bug is missing.  RIP.
Most of my travel bugs have some personal meaning.  Perhaps that is my mistake.  I mean, once it’s out [...]

Other than my Sister Reunion travel bug (MIA, I fear now), my Haunted America Travel Bug is my favorite.  Its premise is based on real life circumstances that my husband and I have experienced.

Its goal is to visit as many haunted and alleged haunted places as possible.  The finders of the travel bug have been [...]

Last January I released my fourth travel bug, the Haunted America Travel Bug.  As I related in my description, the inspiration came from a series of “curious incidents” as we dubbed them that have occurred in our present home.  I encouraged finders to post their own stories.  I’m happy to report the best possible news [...]