The Challenge – You must have successfully logged a find on a cache that begins with each of the 36 alphanumeric characters, i.e., A-Z and 0-9. Only the first character of the cache name is used, as follows:
Cache -- FALLEN WALL CACHE can be used for “F”
Cache -- The Fifty States Colorado can be used for “T”
Cache -- 2nd Place Street can be used for “2”
Note: If the name begins with another symbol, ignore the symbol and use the first alphanumeric.
Since cache names can sometimes change, be sure that the names still fit the requirement you are trying to fulfill as of the date you log your find.
The Proof:To Document your successful completion of the challenge, you will need to create an ordered list of the 36 caches found in your log entry using the following format:
* 0 - Cache Name - GC_____ - Date Found
* 1 - Cache Name - GC_____ - Date Found
(all to way to the end)
* Y - Cache Name - GC_____ - Date Found
* Z - Cache Name - GC_____ - Date Found
The Rules: -- This one is meant to be for the fun of it, so I’m not making a whole lot of rules. But, there are a few;
1. You may not count any cache that you have hidden or have ever owned.
2. There is no time frame for the cache finds, so if you like, all of your current finds count toward completing the challenge. This means that you may already have the challenge completed without even trying.
3. Cache finds are not restricted to New Brunswick. Caches found anywhere can count.
The road (Red Bridge Rd)into the area is chip sealed and is like a paved road. There is a short 180 meter walk down a trail to the cache. Don't forget to sign the log.
