Are you a planner? Do you spend hours/days preparing for an upcoming caching trip? If so you may want to consider this attempting to complete this challenge.
With planning this challenge can be accomplished in conjunction with local events in historically cache rich areas. If you are not that much of a planner then - Every now and then, usually in conjunction with Mega events, we find that several different cache types are available in a given area. Such a day occurred on 1/18/14 when the GPS Adventure Maze opened in Bowling Green, KY. On that day, thanks to Groundspeak and the support of the local caching community, it was possible to log 12 different cache types.
In order to log this cache you must have found and logged 8 different cache types in one calendar day. Previous finds do count. In order to claim the smiley you must sign the physical log at the posted coordinates. To document your qualification please include a list of the eight caches of different types and the date found as a part of the log.
Acceptable icon types are:
Traditional Cache
Multi-cache
Virtual Cache
Letterbox Hybrid
Event Cache
Cache In Trash Out Event
Mega-Event Cache
Lost and Found Event Cache
GPS Adventures Exhibit
Unknown Cache
Geocaching HQ
Project APE Cache
Webcam Cache
EarthCache
Wherigo Cache
Lab Cache
I have intentionally kept this cache simple so that it can be logged by all that qualify. There is easy access to I-65 for those passing through the Bluegrass. The difficult rating is for meeting the challenge. On its own this cache would be rated 1/1. I have no intention of playing cache police but logs without documentation of qualification or those that have not signed the physical log will be deleted.
You are looking for a RX bottle hidden in a geo-obvious spot. A spoiler hint is being provided even though you should not need it.