Here it is. My 10th and final CCCC cache. That stands for Chittick's Comma Club Challenge, and the entire series has been designed around challenges I think are appropriate for anyone approaching 1,000 finds, with the first in the series being exactly that, 1,000 finds, thereby creating a comma in your stats total.
So what kind of a challenge would be worthy of the 10th and final cache in this series? Especially in that the penultimate cache in this series, CCCC#9, is pushing the limits of what most cacher do within 1,000 finds and took me 1 shy of 1800 finds to complete. But truth is, I came up with this idea a long time ago.
The challenge is: find a cache.
And that's it. This cache is a bit of a reward for anyone and everyone who caches. If you have 100,000 finds, you qualify. If you just found a cache on the other side of this park, you qualify. All cache types count.
Thanks for checking out my series overall, and if you're still chasing your first 1,000 finds (or even your first 100), have fun out there. And a final note: this cache is located in a Henrico County park, and as such should only be searched for in daylight hours.
And congrats to Cute2021 on the FTF!
