This is part of a series of challenge caches which are all about non-traditional cache types. Some will be easy, and designed to introduce new cachers to these other cache types. Others will be difficult for even the most experienced cachers. Most will fall somewhere between these extremes. Anybody may log any of the challenges, and may use new or old finds to qualify. The only requirement is that you meet the challenge shown below. The actual hides will be easy, the difficulty rating reflects the difficulty of the challenge. The terrain rating is for the actual hide.
This is challenge number 51 in this series. This one is probably one of the most difficult caches in the series. Please read the requirements carefully to be sure you qualify.
You may sign the log at any time, but you can only log the cache after you meet the requirements below.
To prove that you meet the requirements include a list in your log showing the qualifying caches. Your list must include the date you found the caches and the GC number and cache name for each of the caches you use to qualify. Fifteen caches total are required.
REQUIREMENTS:
This is a tough one. Good luck!!
- Find and log at least 15 Earthcaches in 1 calendar day.
To verify that I have met these requirements, here is my list. I found all 16 of these Earthcaches on on 5/18/12.
- GC15P0N Deer Lick Cave
- GC19A48 Now that's what I call a pothole
- GC19A8P Ancient Oceans
- GC1A35D On the Cutting Edge at Princess Ledges
- GC19ZT7 Berea Falls
- GC1GDJ2 Are Wetlands Geological?
- GC1BK0A Fort Hill
- GC1BK0F Call Me Rocky
- GC1AH48 Berea Sandstone at Olmsted Falls
- GC1DT58 Giant Steps at Deep Lock Quarry
- GC1M17M Brandywne Falls in the Valley
- GC1QAWN Blue Hen Falls
- GC1W9RB The Family Stone
- GC1Z2ZY Lock 29 to Deep Lock Towpath Trail EarthCache
- GC2VCFQ Ohio Shale
- GC2ZHJX Mr. Johnny's Lake
Note to BBB - Yes, I really did them all in the same day!