Where's the cache?
CHALLENGE = FIND AND LOG 100 TRADITIONAL CACHES!
A traditional geocache is the original geocache type consisting of, at minimum, a container and a log book or logsheet. Larger containers generally include items for trade. “Nano” or “micro” caches are tiny containers that only hold a logsheet. The coordinates listed on the traditional cache page provide the geocache’s exact location.
Its a big Milestone to find your first 100 caches. Qualifying caches may be located anywhere in the world. Good caching Karma to those who find 100 in Montana!
This challenge is placed to honor the intrepid cacher who plays the game long enough to find 100 traditional caches. This cache is at the posted coordinates in HELLGATE PARK.
100 smiley's how cool is that!
I will look at your geocaching.com profile to verify your 100 traditional finds. If requirements are not met your log will be deleted.
A CHALLENGE cache requires that geocachers meet a geocaching-related qualification or series of tasks before the challenge cache can be logged. The additional qualification or geocaching-related tasks are the basis of THE CHALLENGE cache. CACHERS must be able show that the cache requirements have been met in order to log the cache as found. Geocachers may sign the log at any time but not log it as “FOUND” until the requirements are met.