We (humboldt flier and AKiteflier) both completed our fizzy grids as a team in Atlanta in February 2013. We kept working at it and recently both double-stuffed our DT grids and then logged a double-fizzy challenge on a recent road trip through Colorado. We decided to place a similar challenge cache together! Wouldn't be surprised to see one placed somewhere in Calif too! *wink*
[[AKF sends a huge shout out to drank for helping with this goal - couldn't have done some of these without his help!! You rock, dude!!]]
The cache is at the posted coordinates, but you must meet the requirements to claim a smiley for this cache. You are welcome to find the cache, sign the log and post a note but you may not log a “find” until you’ve completed the requirements!
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To qualify for this challenge, you must have found 2 (or more) caches in EACH AND EVERY ONE of the 81 squares on your difficulty/ terrain grid (matrix) as it appears on your statistics page on geocaching.com. Difficulty/Terrain ratings reflect the overall difficulty of completing the challenge. Actual terrain rating is 2.
PLEASE NOTE: The container is VERY HARD to open - start with one corner and work your way around. BE CERTAIN it's also completely closed when you put it back please. This will ensure that it remains waterproof and the contents will stay nice and dry! Thanks!
Additional requirements:
- All previous finds count, so you do not need to start from zero. Finds may be from anywhere and any time.
- All generally accepted geocaching rules apply. All qualifying caches must be listed on geocaching.com.
- You must have physically found and logged each cache.
- If others are with you when you find this cache, they may not log the find without meeting all requirements.
- This cache does not count for any D/T requirement.Your grid must be doubly completed before you claim this challenge.
- Log entries that have not fulfilled all requirements will be deleted to keep it fair for all players.
- For proof of qualification, upload a screenshot of your double fizzy grid.
We are looking forward to hearing about your journey to a double-stuffed DT grid!!
Here is AKiteFlier's DT proof:
Here is humbold'ts DT proof:
