North American Tag-O-Rama!

Okay. Much more at ease.
Thanks.

(mental note: scratch the port-a-potty and save the plastic bag for something else).

I was really worried that the egg might be discovered between the concrete legs. He has so much history that I really felt responsible he should only be found by an ADV tagger. So I made extra sure that he was well hidden and that nobody saw me place him. Just saying.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>
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like he will stick around long enough to be found.
It's not like he is in Southern Cali.

That's about what I figured. Couple of spots I was looking at, but figure they're tourist-y enough that that might be a problem.

Shit.


(Mental note #2: scratch SoCal.)

you must be new to this game


Flat Rock sure is a pretty area with some lovely riding.

I watch it when it's nearby, but, well, yeah.

I'm going to watch for Eggy to see if he gets close enough. I've never seen Eggy in person.

Congraulations on the tag Bruce!

There were blood sucking leeches in the pouch the last time I picked it up from a low swampy muddy spot.

:eek1



The legs tag made me wonder about such prominent spots because the first time I picked up Eggy was at another prominent one. For that I first found a bundle of goodies from somebody else's geo-caching game, just feet away.

Yep. That's my concern. Obviously, don't want to bury it so deep somewhere it can't be found and don't want to make it so visible that a casual stroll will make it visible to someone not looking for it.

Don't have an exact spot in mind for Eggy, but finishing getting caffeinated, charging the crap that needs charged and heading in this vicinity:
(Nothing significant about the labels on the map other than that they're from the book referenced above)



Fully intend to find a resting place today. It's going to be in the 70s around these parts for at least today and tomorrow. I know there are a lot of active taggers within easy reach of this area, so I don't expect it'll last too long. Honestly, I hope it gets grabbed quickly so I can stop this ridiculous worrying about it getting stolen...

Not sure what the 3G/4G coverage is like in that area, but I'll get it posted as quickly as I can, providing I do find the right spot.

If you have verizon, the coverage is solid through and through. Get the NC tag while your in the area!

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10AM. Fog's as thick as the bullshit that oozes out of Capital Hill these days. Re-evaluating if I want to pick a different/closer spot or wait until tomorrow. Apologies to anyone on "standby".


Edit: Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me a good spot to tag, or give me death!

Just drove through about 500 miles of fog and rain last night. Bloody miserable. Ride safe.

Sent from the voices in my head and transcribed by their drinking buddy...

Had to head a different direction than any of my previous posts indicated. On my way to a place I hinted at a couple posts ago to see if there's a place to stash it there.

Eggy has been placed at Red Hill, Patrick Henry's home and burial site. There is a visitor's center and to work around my paranoia of the whole kit AND kaboodle being stolen, it's been left with the attendant. The same lady will be there tomorrow, but it's in the cabinet under the register otherwise. They do have daylight hours. Check to be sure. I've pre-paid the admission of whoever shows up. Take your time and look around. Nice place and VERY inspiring these days especially.

Brookneal, VA

http://www.redhill.org/

Here's the visitors center



Some more pics of the site with Eggy

There goes my notorious night grabs

You know where the egg is, all you need is a flashlight a crowbar and a fast bike.

Apologies to the night taggers. I'd just rather be the guy that had it locked up at night than the one who did a shitty job of hiding it.

That's where I'm from almost