With the proliferation of various challenge caches in Illinois, we,
the Geofogies and TurtleFan, have been thinking up all sorts of
interesting challenge caches that we could contribute to the
series.
But since we didn’t want the majority of our new hides to
be challenge caches, we decided to merge a bunch of them into this
one cache.
As is customary, we have picked challenges for which we
ourselves qualify. We’ve put into parentheses below which of
us has met the requirements for each challenge.
In order to qualify for logging this cache, you *MUST* have
fulfilled at least one of the following:
1. Logged at least one cache on all seven continents.
(Geofogies)
2. Found over 100 caches in a country that is not your home
base. (TurtleFan)
3. Found caches in at least 30 countries excluding your home
base. (Geofogies)
4. FTF’d in one day more than five caches in a country
that is not your home base. (TurtleFan)
5. Have not qualified for any of the challenges listed in 1-4
and 6-9 here.
6. Had FTFs on at least 3 continents. (Geofogies)
7. Had a 30-day caching streak *including* caches on at least 2
continents, in 3 U.S. states, having discovered at least 4 coins in
one day, and including at least 5 types of caches during the
streak. (TurtleFan)
8. Found caches in at least 20 U.S. states. (Geofogies,
TurtleFan)
9. Had a caching day when you logged at least 5 virtuals and you
did not log any other types of caches the whole day. (Geofogies,
TurtleFan)
When you log this cache, be sure to mention your qualification
(feel free to list more than one number from the list above). We do
not require any bookmarks, just your word, although if you do have
bookmarks prepared or visuals to share, please do so!
Happy caching!
PS. While we recognize that the find for this is not
particularly exciting, the idea is that after meeting the
requirements for this kind of a challenge, a cacher deserves an
occasional PnG.