Challenges - some people love them, other people hate them. This one reflects a lot of travel and a wiide variety of caching experience. This cache is located 311 feet at 86.6 degrees true from the posted coordinates. There is a special logging requirement. You’re welcome to sign it (bring your own pencil!) and post a note at any time, but you cannot claim a find unless you qualify. The D/T is based on the challenge. The hide is 1.5/1.5
Finds that do not meet the challenge requirement will be deleted without warning.
The Challenge 
You must have already visited enough counties and found enough cache types to create a Fibonacci sequence (through level 11) of counties. You need to have already found at least 11 cache types during your travels and visited at least 89 counties. Labs & Locationless don't count.
The Fibonacci sequence of numbers consists of numbers that are the sum of the two previous numbers in the sequence. For this challenge, we're ignoring the zero and using the next eleven numbers in the sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89.
A hypothetical example could be: find an Ape Cache in one county; find a mega-event in one county; attend Community Celebration or Lost & Found events in two counties; attend CITO events in three counties; find webcams in five counties; do Wherigos in eight counties; attend regular events in thirteen counties; etc.
This cache is on Arizona State Trust Land. Geocachers must purchase an annual recreation permit available on the Arizona State Land Department website.
Use the checker to confirm your qualifications. While it's not required, it would be nice if you include the results from the Project-GC Checker in your log entry.