Blarney Stone Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By Jeo & Workerofwood on 14-Oct-02. Waypoint GC9C1C

N 48° 17.145 W 122° 39.212
On the way through Oak Harbor.

Found in Ottawa, Ill.
I've got Irish blood in me. So I just had to find one of these.

A blarney stone and a rainy day, both good luck.

A little bit overcast. but nonetheless good photography of a great blarneystone.

We had a great time in the rain. Who would have thought we would find this here in Oak Harbor? Nice. Thanks for the trip Lowrider71.

Caching with Silentnw, nice location here in Oak Harbor

Found this Blarney Stone at Erin Tennessee on the court square. Thanks for the cache!

Cool!

With waymarking looming, I just had to find one of these, and as luck would have it - I got a tip from some urban orienteers about this Blarney Stone. Located at:

Civil Engineer Building (those that know me, know how sweet this is)
Tulane University
Saint Charles Avenue
New Orleans, Louisianna

Two pictures, one with GPSr and one without GPSr.

Thanks for a memorable piece of rock. They also have a huge piece of petrified tree trunk not too far away.

in faith, Johann Panholtz, Savannah

berbobio thought it would be funny to kiss the Blarney Stone, until I screamed "NOOO!, do you know how many lips have been on that rock?".
Good Times...not to mention feets.

bernardio

oh...o.h. (oak harbor) wa, usa

mmmm...Blarney Stone tastes like chick 'n' biscuit. Yummy. Crazy bernardio just didn't understand the pure deliciousness of it.

This must be a true Blarney Stone--sitting on a sidewalk in the middle of town. Thanks for your cache.

I stopped by to find this cache a couple of months ago on a nice sunny Saturday afternoon. The cache location was mobbed with people, and there was some sort of medical emergency crew there working on someone so I didn't think it would be appropriate to start taking photos then. Today the coast was clear, so I took my photos without muggle conflicts. Thanks for the locationless!

This stone is located outside of Jack and Dan's Tavern in Spokane, WA. It is mainly used during St. Patricks Day although we would never kiss it.

While visiting Las Vegas this past weekend we decided to gamble at Fitzgerald's. I remember reading about this LC that there were only two Blarney Stones in the USA, one in Reno and one in Vegas, but that the Vegas one wasn't there anymore. Imagine my surprise when I was signing up for the players card and there next to the wall was the Blarney Stone. I didn't have my GPS that day but went back a couple of days later to take a pic. The coordinates are the closest I could get to the entrance of Fitzgerald's.

Here in Washington on vacation from Allentown PA. We enjoyed all the Geocaches along with our other adventures in the state. TFTF. C&E I will updae with correct coordinates and photo when I get home.
9/11 revised coordinates and added photo

[This entry was edited by C&E on Sunday, September 11, 2005 at 6:38:53 PM.]

Fitzgerald's Casino
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada

40 years ago I was going to college at the University of Nevada just a mile up Virginia Street. Fitgeralds was not here then. At its approximate location was THE college bar hangout, the "Little Waldorf Saloon." My how I tried to have a beer and a hardboilded egg (then the thing) before I was 21. Usually I got tossed out. Now the Blarney Stone is here to kiss. I bet I would have a lot all those years ago... TFTC!

The Youngs paused from a day of shopping to get this cache.

Imagine my surprise when I was touring downtown Sitka and run across this. I knew it was a locationless cache so documented my find. Thanks for the cache.
Mountain_Wanderer Hudson,NH

Found with the group on a Whidbey outing. I'm the guy on the right of the group pic marking position with my 60CS (and that's no blarney!)

Late log with the group on the 19th. Was too close to pass up. 2nd from right in group 1 pix.