The cache is at the listed co-ordinates
Some of the oldest existing caches are virtual caches. Originally when they were published, they were popular due to not having the need to sign a physical logbook. This made it easier to put these caches in places like National Parks and areas with lots of muggles. However, new submissions were no longer accepted from 2004. Then a wonderful thing happened in 2017. With Geocaching HQ awarding 4000 new virtual caches all over the world, some of these were allocated to Australian cachers, who have been adding to the caching scene in Australia with a wide range of different subjects for virtual caches.
This challenge requires you to have found and logged at least 10 virtual caches located in 3 or more different states of Australia. That means 10 or more over all the states, not 10 or more in each state.
To see if you qualify for this cache you can click on the checker below. If the Project GC checker gives you a green tick, you may log the find and use the list of caches provided, after you have found the container and signed the physical log. You may also sign the log and write a note if you expect to be able to comply with the challenge requirements in the near future.
Remember - the physical log MUST be signed for you to be able to log the cache online.
You will need to bring your own pen.
This challenge cache complies with the 2016 Challenge Cache Guidelines.
Congratulations go to Snoopy1976 for the First to Find honours.
