**The geocache IS at the location, but there are ADDITIONAL logging requirements! **
Welcome to the Fizzy club.
This is a challenge cache. You can sign the log any time you want, but to log this as found online, you first need to also complete the challenge.
For this challenge you need to have found at least 27 geocaches with unique difficulty and terrain combinations..
This information is found on the 'difficulty and terrain of geocaches I've found' chart that is also known as the 'Fizzy' chart. In Bannock County alone there are currently 75 out of 81 combinations available and more are coming soon.
The rules
Anyone can try this challenge and finds of all types (except lab caches and locationless caches) are valid. You can use caches you found from before and after this cache was posted, but cannot use this cache as part of your stats. Geocaches you own don't count, except for events you've attended. The math is all done for you thanks to this challenge checker:
When logging this challenge, you're encouraged to include how many months you've conquored.
This cache is placed on city property with permission.
If you want a more in depth understanding of what attributes you've managed to find, you can check out www.project-gc.com
Quasi numbers geo-art
This challenge cache is part of a piece of geo-artcalled the "Quasi numbers geo-art". Like most, there is a bonus cache that can be found after completing it, but unlike most, quasi numbers is interactive and functional. When signing each log, look at the top of the log. two of the 12 challenge cache logs will have instructions for how to find 'A' and 'B', needed to find the bonus cache in the center.
The other challenges in this series are:
Here is a list of other examples of geo-art to quell your curiosity.