Trisha, Go to the Track Travel Bugs site; place the travel bugs ID number (TB6C9) into the small box under the large travel bug figure in the upper right corner of the page. After you place the number in the box, click on the arrow below the box. This will take you to the travel bugs page. (Be sure your volume is turned on for your computer.) http://www.geocaching.com/track/ Rand ----- Original Message ----- From: Trisha Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 9:52 AM To: listserv@azgeocaching.com Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] off topic-9/11 Um, can you give us another hint? Currently you can only search for a travel bug by a keyword, so the ID # didn't get me anywhere.... Trisha On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 23:23:13 -0700, "Ken" wrote: TB6C9 ----- Original Message ----- From: connie.farquhar@cox.net EXTREMELY well said Terry. I agree 100% with your statement. --Connie Team "Wyle E" -----Original Message----- General BracketSent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 6:55 I'm of the opinion that one of the very things that makes us Americans is that we are able move past these types of tragedies and remember them for what they are, which in this case is the great and sometimes terrible price that we pay for our freedom. I remember 9/11. Am I having a tough time with it? No. I remember that my fellow countrymen paid for my freedom with their blood, and it makes me proud of them and forever grateful. Freedom isn't cheap, and those who pay the price in your stead deserve your pride and respect, not your sorrow or pity (NOT implying that Gale is not prideful or respectful). 9/11 for me is at once both a terrible and great moment in our history. Not only did it demonstrate what freedom costs, it also demonstrated what freedom has made us; virtually indestructible in the face of insurmountable tragedy and loss. I remember an interview with the wife of a man who had fought back against hijackers. He had called her on the phone moments before taking action. It was an act which inevitably led to the his death. This woman had lost her husband and the father of her child. She wasn't tearful or sad. She was smiling and proud, and it showed through very clearly. That about sums up how I feel, and how I think others should feel. Stand tall people. Remember 9/11 for testing our mettle, and us having passed the test with flying colors. -- Terry Hernlund/General Bracket ----- Original Message ----- From: Gale Draper There are no words for this day. Anyone else having a tough time with it? Tsegi Mike and Desert Viking 9/11 Never Forget