Congratulations to the "Desperate
CacheWives" for co-FTF (mtncachers, Mrsblueman and Snoop doggie
dee). And as always, thanks for playing by the rules
ladies!
Everyone has experienced a DNF at one time or another. Some DNFs
are a result of a lack of determination or a lack of time to do the
hunt justice. Others are a result of your own ineptitude; a failure
to spot the obvious. Others are definitely “the cache from hell”.
You know the type. You hike 2 miles in 100 degree heat, wallow in
poison ivy, leave your GPS at the cache site and get back to the
car to discover that you have locked the keys in the ignition and
left the lights on. When you get home, you go online to log your
DNF and discover the cache has been disabled or archived.
As you can see from the Google Earth satellite view of the cache
coordinates, there is little likelihood of muggles running off with
the cache. It’s there, there are just plenty of places to look for
an ammo box.
Special Logging
Requirements:
1. Find the cache.
2. Sign and date the log.
3. If you trade, please trade even or better.
4. When posting your find on the cache page, List the cache name
and waypoint code of your WORST DNF experience and cut and
paste the log from the failed hunt.
THE RULES:
Comply with the special logging requirements as described
above.
Comply with my overarching rules as listed on my profile
page.
Be careful, be safe, and have fun with your hunt.