The
Cache IS at the posted
coordinates but there is an Additional Logging Requirement
(aaargh!). Logs not complying with this requirement will be
deleted.
Ever had a busy
caching day? Ever had a busy well-rounded caching day?
Here's your chance to tell us about it!
The Challenge:
In order to log a
find, you must fulfill the Additional Logging Requirement of
having....
     
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Found Six Different Cache Types in
One Day!!!! |
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So...tell us about your One Busy Day by
creating a public bookmark list.
The Cache:
After your Busy Day come and relax on the short hike to
the cache in what not only has become our favorite caching spot,
but what we think is one of the best locations in this area.
What makes it so special you may ask... we'll guess you'll just
have to come and see for yourself. Depending on your
approach, a little bushwhacking may required (or you can just
follow the game trails), and depending on the time of year you may
experience some very tall grass. If you stop by in the right
season, you might just happen to find that some of the local
residents will be either in their nests or flying about
overhead. You are looking for an ammo can hidden in the
traditional way.
The Rules and
Regulations:
- This Unknown (Mystery) cache does NOT count
toward the six Cache Types needed for the Challenge.
- All "Busy Day" claims must be after the date this cache is
posted. Previous finds DO NOT count.
- All cache types anywhere in the world past, present, and future
ARE allowed for this Challenge: Traditional, Multi-cache,
Virtual, Letterbox Hybrid, Unknown (Mystery), Webcam, Wherigo,
Earthcache, Event, CITO, Mega-Event, Project APE, or Maze Adventure
Exhibit
- Bonus points for finding a benchmark on the same day, but
benchmarks do NOT count toward your six.
- Finds on caches you have previously found, owned (including
adopted caches) or maintained by you are excluded.
- You DO NOT need to hunt this cache the same day as your
"Busy Day", it can be the same day or any time after that.
If you are in need of an easy way to find your "Busy Day"
in GSAK, you may find this macro
will come in handy.
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