The cache is at the listed coordinates, but like all challenges, there are the pesky details to clear up first. In this case, those details are...
1) You must have found a cache in each of the five US States that have a Pacific Ocean coast. (Your definition of Pacific Ocean coast may not be the same as mine, but it's my cache.)
2) Your list must contain the date you found the claimed cache, the GC number for the claimed cache, the claimed cache's name, and the name of the State you found it in. You can not use caches whose name start with numbers (1,29, 498675, etc). They must start with words. You can post your list as a shared and public bookmark (preferred), or as a note on the cache page.
3) Using your Statistics page, while will prove you made the needed finds, is not in the spirit of this cache. I consider it a form of cheating.
4) Your list MUST be posted within 24 hours of your find log. No exceptions.
If a find log does not meet the above listed requirements, the find will be deleted WITH NO NOTICE and NO E-MAIL.You know the rules.
This is the list I would post if I were gonna log a find on this one.
GCGJ2Q--Camp Skagway No. 1--Alaska--5/30/2007
GCH97A--Blown Engine Cache--California--12/5/2010
GC3E4E--Hot Rox--Hawaii--5/3/2004
GCK9M4--A Boring Little Cache--Oregon--3/21/2005
GCR9RM--Muffler Art--Washington--7/27/2007
All cache types count, as long as it was physically in the State you are claiming it for. The old Locationless caches wouldn't qualify.
This cache CAN NOT be used to qualify for this Challenge
Your caches may have been found at any time.
The cache itself is rated as a 2/3 D/T
The 5/5 rating is due to the requirements.
CAUTION!! There are nettles all around the cache! Gloves and long sleeves HIGHLY recommended.
Coords taken with a 17' error. YMMV
