Challenge of the Century - Log Mystery Cache

I did come up with the idea for this cache on my own. In researching another type, I found that there were a few different series of "Century" caches in a few different states. I think one of the first was in South Carolina, but Tennessee, Indiana, Wisconsin and Utah all have at least some of the series. I plan to do a few, but if anyone else wants to do the rest, I won't mind.

Please read the description below for logging requirements.

Hide difficulty is rated 3 star.

Numbers.
We are fascinated by them.
Milestones celebrate progress made and goals reached.

The number 100 denotes a certain sense of accomplishment.

Please accept this series of Challenge Caches as a celebration of your achievements or as a goal to complete.

To log a "Found It" for this cache
you must have:
100 or more words in your log.

The challenge for this cache comes after the find. To log a find for this cache (and not get it deleted) you must have 100 words or more in that log. If you fail to log the required 100 words or more, your log will be deleted. I did come up with the idea for this cache on my own. One of my pet peeves is a log of TFTC and that is it. At least tell me how many finds you had when you found it, or who was with you or the weather or what you saw on the way in or out. All these ideas will help you when writing your "essay" for this cache.

Please bring a writing utensil.

The cache is at the posted coordinates. Since this is in the
woods just off the bike path, there may be poison ivy or
thorns. There is no need to go near the yard to the east of coordinates.

Logs without the appropriate number of words will be deleted.

Now this is what a Challenge Cache is supposed to be! If you enjoyed this Challenge...please throw me a bone with a favorite point.