Ace of Clubs (AC) Traditional Cache
GeoMeeples: 1 month ago someone started to take several of my caches each week. I tried to replace them but the replacements were soon taken. Eventually the caches were being taken faster than I could replace them. I don't know why my caches are being taken. I am hoping it is a new cacher not familiar with the rules and soon the person will contact me and tell me it was an honest mistake. I would appreciate an email from the person taking my caches, even if the theft of my caches were malicious, just to let me know why my caches are being taken. Some questions I would like answerd:
1. Are you taking my caches because I offended you?
2. Are you an anti-micro person and you would be willing to leave my larger caches I place alone?
3. Do you plan on taking every cache I ever place in the future?
Anyway until I am sure my caches will stay in place, I can't place any new ones. Thanks for all the support and positive comments over the past four months. It was great to be recognized at every event I attended and to have people travel from out of the area/state to visit my series. I do apologize to any caches using out of date information and that continue to seek my caches. I wish I could reimburse you for the DNFs and time lost.
-FerretPack
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This card is part of my 54 Cache Pickup Series and is needed to play Solitaire(GC1F3V9). This is pretty much a "Cache & Dash". Please be safe and stealthy. BYOP.
Story:
I just received an email from my future self, my very near future self. Appearently, I was trying to build a nuclear powered card shuffler and I accidently blew up the Earth. Now the problem is I have some friends coming over to play card games and I need those cards. Luckily I have access to alien technology that is capable of tracking the chronoton particles on the cards and I have the coordinates of the cards' locations.
Series Statistics:
There are 61 total pieces (54 micros, 4 medium, 3 small) spread across Glen Burnie, Pasadena, Severn, Gambrills, Millersville, Odenton, Hanover, and Crofton. I spent over $125 to build and fill the caches and used 2.4 tanks of gas. It took 20 days to create this series from conception to activation. All pieces are within a 7 mile radius of my "Ice Scream" cache. There is nothing unique with any of my cache containers, the creativity is in the concept.
Why?:
1. Cachers really seemed to enjoy my "Interrogation Series" so I figured why not quadruple the concept. I am hoping that for the first week or so, cachers will run into each other and use the opportunity to socialize.
2. With all 61 pieces being released at the same time, I wanted to offer plenty of FTF opportunities. I also wanted to create a cache that on average will take 2-3 days to collect all 61 pieces.
3. Now I am famous. I am not 100% sure that this is the largest series in the state, country, or world. I am sure this is the largest series in Northern Anne Arundel County.
Special Thanks to:
Jackster68's better half, CBSN, and kctysor for suggesting locations to hide the last 18 micros. Who would have guessed it could be so difficult to find 54 acceptable locations to hide a micro? Also thanks to Quiggle for approving 94% of my caches the first time submitted.
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