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Hidden : 4/18/2014
Difficulty:
4 out of 5
Terrain:
5 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:

This Geocache is at the listed/posted coordinates on Carrol Road.

This power road goes through Carrol, Mustang, and Alkali Roads. It is a loop. Start on SR 191 and end on SR 191.

~~This cache is part of a power road area which SpecialScooter and I have made up for everyone’s enjoyment.  Please pull off the side of the road as far as possible and watch for traffic.  This road is not very busy most of the time.  Also, you do not need to climb any fence, which means the caches are close to the road.

On 5-29-14: I realized I did not give credit where credit was due. I saw a similar geocache published by Chasing Blue Sky called Utah Popularity Challenge (GC2JKMG) and decided to incorporate the idea and some of the wording into this geocache. So, if you are in the Salt Lake Valley, go find Chasing Blue Sky's caches. He has many challenge caches!!!

You have seen very lonely geocaches out there but I have seen some geocaches that are very busy geocaches.  Some people call them “popular” geocaches.  Caches qualify for a yes are those that have smileys.  Also any cache location, state, type, size, time or year, difficulty or terrain will qualify for this Challenge cache.  Hides, DNF’s, notes, and other logs do not count as finds. 
To qualify for this challenge, you must have found 30 (total) of the following geocaches:
1.  10 geocaches that you have found with 500 or more finds to them.
2.  10 geocaches that you have found with 400 – 499 finds to them.
3.  10 geocaches that you have found with 300 – 399 finds to them.
Please list your qualifying caches with the GC Code, Cache Name, the date you found it , and the total number of finds on each cache.  For example:
500 + Finds
GCGWPM - CO Sign for Cache-West – 12/29/2011 – 736
GC10JMX – ODS P&G’s 50th – 12/21/2007 – 845
GC197ZK – Moab Toy Box for Kids – 4/24/2009 – 700
GC1PRA4 – Downtown / Main Street USA: Moab, Utah – 4/24/2009 - 915
GC1PRAA – BookMark This! – 4/24/2009 - 556
GC1770R – Scout House Cashew – 12/21/2007 – 579
GCJF9A – Moab drive by ?? – 12/21/2007 – 1492
GCH83R – Mexican Hat – 3/14/2008 - 1,018
GCZ7V7 - Still a Virgin – 3-12-2014 – 890
GC185D8 - Southbound Truck Rest Stop – 3/11/2014 - 743

400 + Finds:
GCCCCB - Fort Lehi Monument  –  4/18/2009 – 433
GC31RX0 – Lifting Skirts in Moab – 12/17/2013 – 420
GC1KVBV – Old Spanish Trail Area – 3-20-2009 – 456
GCNXRN – Colorado River and Red Rock Cliffs – 12/29/2011 – 469
GC14M3G – Junction 128 – 12/26/2011 – 440
GC19W9B – Wells … theres a Cache there! – 7/16/2008 - 428
GC18W1F – Access for Sparky – 3/12-2014 – 404
GC19M50 – Baltimore 2200 – 3/12/2014 – 445
GCHZY6 – Soldier Summit – 9/7/2007 – 449
GCHV26 – 6 & 70 Cache ---FOG Cache #13 – 9/7/2007 – 414

300 + Finds:
GC1BGMM - Thompson Springs – 12/26/2011 – 302
GC16P5Z – Plugged In(n) #2 – 7/16/2008 – 370
GC2GQ1P – John Wayne: The Duke – AKA Marion Robert Morrison – 3/22-2013 – 370
GCD7C0 - Owachomo Bridge – 6/27/2009 – 388
GCGZRY – Kachina Bridge – 6/27/2009 – 349
GCHJ1X – Take a Gander …(and meander) – 3/14/2008 - 385
GCB312 – Under the brim – 3/14/2008 – 328
GCAE03 – Recapture Overlook – 4/17/2006 – 313
GC1413 - Battlin’ Dinosaurs – 5/17/2008 – 379
GC1A1WG – Screwy Dewey – 12/26/2011 – 304

As you can see, I have completed this cache.  Other Geocachers can see which caches have the most finds and are the most popular caches around.  Please place the cache back exactly how you found it.  If the cache needs attentions, please let me know.

Happy Caching Everyone!!!!

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

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Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)