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Rutherglen Beginner Challenges #4 - 4 Events Mystery Cache

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Hidden : 12/7/2022
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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What is a challenge cache?
A challenge cache requires seekers to find an associated physical cache, and to find an additional set of geocaches as defined by the challenge owner. Challenge caches encourage cachers to set and achieve fun goals.

Introduction to the Series
Challenge caches are supposed to challenge you!
While this seems to be obvious, most challenge caches are written for cachers that have been playing for quite a while. A calendar year's worth of mysteries for a new starter who has barely tried puzzles, is not a challenge, it is impossible.
This small series is to introduce you to the concept of challenges, and get you used to using checkers, and working out what you need to do to complete a challenge.
Hopefully this will ease you into the more challenging challenges.

All of these challenges can be completed with the caches placed around Rutherglen.

The challenge cache can be found at the listed co-ordinates and the logbook can be signed, however a found log cannot be listed until the challenge is completed and proof offered. This is done by using the checker on the cache page. This is a link to ProjectGC, who will review your statistics and show you if you comply with the challenge's requirements.

 


What is a Geocaching Event?
Event Caches are get-togethers listed on Geocaching.com. They are organized by local cachers and geocaching organizations. They range from meet-and-greets, to education seminars, to environmental cleanups. Anyone is welcome to attend! Events are a great way to meet fellow cachers, learn about geocaching, and get involved in the caching community (and get some clues to puzzles that have been troubling you!).

Event types
    Event Caches take place at the posted coordinates. They last at least 30 minutes and are open to anyone.
    Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) is an environmental initiative supported by the worldwide geocaching community. Example CITO events are picking up trash, removing invasive species, planting native vegetation, building trails, and more! The host plans the event based on the community’s needs.
    Mega-Events are large-scale geocaching events that are attended by 500+ cachers. Mega-Events include planned activities and are usually held annually.
    Giga-Events are the natural extension of Mega-Events. They are attended by 5000+ people.

Attend an event
Find events near you and visit the cache page of the event you’re interested in. Read the event description carefully. You may want to bring trash bags to collect garbage (CITO), or some food to share. Post a "Will Attend" log and let the event host know how many people you're bringing.
After you attend an event, post an “Attended” log to earn your smiley. To post an "Attended" log on a geocaching event, you must have been at the coordinates of the event during the designated time period.

 

OK, enough waffle, what do I have to do?

To complete this challenge you must sign the log and find:

Four Event Caches (any type will count)

Use the following checker to see if you comply:

PGC Checker

 

Additional Hints (No hints available.)