Difficulty
5
(Ontario Mini-Fizzy 9 Challenge)
A miniature version of the classic 81 "Fizzy" Challenge. This
challenge cache is one of a series of nine mini-fizzy challenges
focused on a specific difficulty level.
This cache IS at the posted coords. You
may not claim a find on this cache until you have met the
requirements of this Challenge cache. This actual physical cache
has a Difficulty/Terrain rating of 5.0/3.0
The original idea for this cache came
from GC1MCZZ - Five Fives (Eatonville Mini-Fizzy Challenge) by
K2D2 and is also based on GC11E8N - Well Rounded Cacher (The
Fizzy Challenge) by Kealia in honour of the cacher
FizzyMagic.
This is a "Challenge Cache" and hence must
meet all of the Groundspeak guidelines in regards to a Challenge
Cache. In order to log this "Difficulty 5.0" Mini-Fizzy Challenge
cache as a find, you MUST find nine separate Difficulty 5.0 caches.
Each of the nine caches must have a different Terrain rating from 1
to 5. In order to level the playing field, only caches which you
have found AFTER the publication of this cache will qualify towards
this Challenge.
Rules Summary
- All 9 caches must have a Difficulty
rating of 5.0.
- Each of the 9 caches must have a
different Terrain rating.
- Only new finds, found on or after
September 9, 2009 (09/09/09), will qualify for this
challenge.
- Each of the 9 caches must have a
different cache owner.
- If you are a premium member, you
should create a public Bookmark which includes your caching name in
the title. It must also include the 9 qualifying caches that you
have found which meet the requirements of this challenge. You
should then link your Bookmark to the cache page. In the comments
field of each of the caches in the Bookmark, state the Terrain
rating of the cache along with the date that you found the cache
on. Alternatively, if you are not a premium member, in your Found
It log, please include the 9 qualifying cache names, GC codes,
Terrain ratings and dates for when you found each of the 9
qualifying caches.
- This Challenge cache can not be used
as one of the qualifying caches.
- Find this physical cache and sign the
log book after you have met the requirements of this
cache.
- If you are unsure of any of the rules
or requirements for logging this cache as a find, please feel free
to ask one of the nine participants.
**As an optional extra
Challenge, see if you can find 9 different cache types to represent
your 9 qualifying caches for this Challenge Cache.
The reason for the difficulty is the container itself. It
shouldn’t be hard to find, but unless you are the man of steel, you
may need a 1 ½” wrench to remove the end cap. One end will come off
easier than the other. It is up to you to figure it out. Please
make sure the seals are compressed when you place the cache back to
keep the water out.
Please try the other caches placed as part of the Ontario
Mini-Fizzy Challenge series.
Difficulty 1 Challenge - placed by Avernar
Difficulty 1.5 Challenge - placed by Brook22
Difficulty 2 Challenge - placed by hikerT
Difficulty 2.5 Challenge - placed by geocite
Difficulty 3 Challenge - placed by northernpenguin
Difficulty 3.5 Challenge - placed by res2100
Difficulty 4 Challenge - placed by emzernask
Difficulty 4.5 Challenge - placed by jeff-trex
Difficulty 5 Challenge - placed by Keith Watson
Congratulations to the First Nine to Find!
1. Lisdowney
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**Met the optional extra Challenge as noted above.