The cache IS at the posted coordinates.
This is a challenge cache. You must complete the requirements and sign the log in order to log this cache.
On April 6, 2007, Kealia placed the first Well Rounded Cacher (WRC) challenge, also known as the "Fizzy" Challenge. To meet that WRC challenge, a cacher must have found at least one cache of each of the 81 Difficulty/Terrain combinations, and each cache must have been placed prior to that date. At that time, meeting those requirements was a significant effort. Today, with over 3,000,000 caches across the globe, filling the D/T grid isn't quite as difficult as it was then. Many cachers find great satisfaction in filling their D/T matrix with a higher minimum number of caches of each combination. These cachers are sometimes referred to as "Loopers." A "Loop" is a full completion of the grid and the number of "Loops" is determined by the D/T combination(s) with the least number of finds. As an example, a person has completed three "Loops" if one's D/T grid has a minimum of three finds for each D/T combination.
For this challenge, a cacher must have found a minimum of SEVEN caches of each D/T combination.
The Rules
1. Past finds count. You do not have to start from scratch.
2. Qualifying caches of any type can be found anywhere in the world.
3. This can be verified via your statistics page.
4. You are welcome to find the cache and sign the log before completing all of the requirements. Then, after you have completed the challenge, you can log it as a find.
5. Logged finds that do not qualify will be deleted.
The difficulty rating of this cache reflects the difficulty of filling your grid a minimum of seven times. The terrain rating reflects that in order to sign the log, you will need to climb a tree to get to it. Getting up on the lowest branches is a challenge but I did not need any special equipment to do so.
