Well, ladies and gents, I am quite happy at the moment, because just reached 1000 finds today! That's a big deal for me, and I thought I'd celebrate by placing a challenge cache, a type of cache with which I have lately become obsessed.
Unfortunately, I failed to read up on the guidelines for challenge caches, so my initial plan for this cache - an elaborate list-based challenge - fell through. Now, it represents a much-needed fix to a set of challenges nearby that I thought was too hard for me ever to complete.
The original "Century in a Month" caches made up a series by fun4TP, and they required that prospective finders first bag 100 finds in a single specific calendar month. That excited me until I realized that I was not allowed to combine years (i.e. if I found 30 caches in January 2019 and 70 in January 2020, I still wouldn't qualify). Incidentally, that kind of thing is no longer allowed as a requirement for caches.
In any case, I have been meaning to put out a cache like this one for a while now. This cache requires you to have found 100 caches in any single calendar month. I don't care which month, and I don't care which year; you may combine years if you like. (For example, if you found 50 caches during August 2020, you would qualify for this cache if you find 50 in August of this year.)
I don't want to, but I will delete illegitimate found logs. You can sign the cache before you qualify if you like, but please write a note here instead of a "Found It" log until you qualify.
A link to a site where you can check your progress and certify that you qualify can be found at the bottom of the cache page.
Also, please don't try to remove the container from GZ; just open it, sign the log, put everything back, and move on with your day. The container itself is a pill bottle - big enough for some travel bugs perhaps, but there isn't a pen in there, so bring your own writing utensil (or just take a picture like I always do).
Happy caching, everybody!
(Also, sorry to my reviewer for my laziness/making this take so long)
