5 Continents, 20+ Countries, and 70,000+ Miles: Meet the World's Most Well-Traveled Brick.

The main plaza at Purchase University in New York State was undergoing a renovation. Geocacher ‘Dharma Dogs’ attached a Travel Bug trackable tag to one of the paver bricks and sent it off into the world.

It bopped around the east coast for a couple of years, but eventually made it to Los Angeles—land of movie stars, endless beaches, and beautiful sunshine. How glamorous!

But in just days, it was placed at the feet of its great ancestors. It's humbling to be in the midst of your idols.

While in England, the 'Brick' saw some of London's most iconic sites: Big Ben and a double-decker bus.

Then it looked for love in the City of Light—Paris. Ooh la la!

Then a jaunt to Dublin for a pint at the Guinness Storehouse.

The brick took a lovely boat ride through the canals of Amsterdam and even logged a T5 geocache.

It eventually made it to Italy, where, "The chance to get a shot of the 'Brick' at the Leaning Tower of Pisa was too great to pass up, so I hopped on a train...” Molto bene!

Then it visited the La Sagrada Família. One has to wonder if one of those stones ever went on a worldwide journey...

Then January of 2014, it rang in a new year AND a new continent. Time for the 'Brick' to go Down Under!

Apparently, the 'Brick' attended the opera, and traveled back to Europe to see the Vienna State Opera.

In May, the 'Brick' traveled to a new continent: Africa! The log for that day says, "I guess South Africa can be added to the list of places I've been..."

Eventually it was time to head back to North America. The 'Brick' had to pass airport security, but was able to sit in first-class all the way to Canada!

And on the Fourth of July, after 5 continents, 20+ countries, and 70,000+ miles, the 'Brick' was reunited with its owner! What an incredible journey!