GC52A3P Walking in Memfis: Lonely Cache Challenge (Unknown Cache) in Colorado, United States created by Memfis Mafia

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Memfis Mafia: This one has been smuggled again. It seems that this location is just too high traffic to keep a cache here. I really enjoyed putting this challenge together and see that people were actually searching out neglected caches at least in part because of this challenge.

Thanks to all who found this one.

GC52A3P ▼

A cache by Memfis Mafia Message this owner

Hidden : 4/22/2014

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

This cache IS at the posted coordinates but you will have to meet the qualifications to claim your find.

Lonely Cache Challenge

The Challenge

This is similar to Lonely Cache Challenges in other states with a slight change to bring it in line with current rules. To qualify for this one, you will need to achieve 25 points. The points are based on this criteria:

6 months - 5 points
1 year - 10 points
18 months - 15 points
2 years - 20 points
2+ years - 25 points

Find and log caches no one has found in a LONG time thus making it a "Lonely Cache". It can be any cache you like, in any state, and any difficulty/terrain combination. If possible, please include a picture of that cache's log with your log here; make sure it shows the last log's date and your date below it. How do you target lonely caches?
Typically, lonely caches are older caches either located in the mountains or are more challenging puzzles or multis. There are also third party websites that help cachers find lonely caches.

The Cache

The posted coordinates are the actual coordinates; you do not need to check the required cache through me as long as it satisfies the requirements. The posted rating pertains to the hide and the challenge. The terrain reflects the terrain you will face going after this cache. The difficulty reflects the effort you will need to put forward to qualify for this cache.