Boy, can I agree with this frustration. We sent a bug out last April and
two people moved it along his way and the third has had it since May. I even
e-mailed the person with a gentle reminder. "Hey figured you laid off caching
over the hot summer. We look forward to seeing our traveler hitting the
road." No response and still no movement.
As a teacher I thought about sending out a class traveler, but I am
reluctant because of this and other experiences we have had with the bugs.
Scott Wood wrote:
> I think I am giving up on travel bugs completely. All but one of mine seem
> to have vanished from the face of the planet, but for the first time now I
> have placed one that I found and a fellow cacher took it, and logged it
> before I could drive the 100 miles back to Tucson to get to my computer and
> log it in.
>
> I really can't think of a thing in geocaching that is so frustrating to me
> on so many levels as travel bugs. I don't know if I will take bugs from
> caches in the future, but the way I feel right now, I don't think I would.
>
> As I said, I just needed to vent a little. Thanks.
>
> Scott
>
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