BRONZE LEVEL
Canada is a country in the northern part of North America. Its ten provinces and three territories extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean, covering 9.98 million square kilometres, making it the world's second-largest country by total area. source - Wikipedia
That makes up a lot of area to hide and find geocaches. If you've been geocaching for any length of time you would have probably found many of the geocaches near where you live. When you 'cache out' your local area, you start to range further away.
You've probably traveled to see relatives, interesting places around this great country. Heck, you may have had to move away from your home town to go to school or work. We really are a mobile society these days.
This brings me to the question that you have to answer for this geocache.
How much of a Canadian Geocacher are you really?
Many people have way more geocache finds than I do. Many people have found geocaches in way more countries than I have. But, really, how many geocaches have you found in Canada?
Geocaches of all types are acceptable as well as previous finds.
There are a total of three caches in this challenge series and this is the first in the series. So to get you started we'll go easy on you.
For this cache, you must meet the following conditions:
- 1. You must have at least 10 geocache finds in Ontario?
- 2. You must also have at least 10 geocache finds in any other single province or territory?
Note: The second location must be a Canadian Province or Territory. Also, you cannot add all your other Canadian finds together to make the required number.
Links to all of the "Ontario and Beyond" series are:
This is a country road with wide shoulders, but please use caution. All caches are on the south side of the road so you will probably want to start from Dufferin St and work eastward towards Bathurst St.
All caches in this series are at the posted co-ordinates. Remember, where there's a ditch there may be water.
Please provide confirmation in your log that you have met the requirements for this Challenge. If you haven't met the requirements, please just post a 'Note'.
Many thanks for finding this cache.