Around the world in 80 caches Challenge - Victoria Mystery Cache
Around the world in 80 caches Challenge - Victoria
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The circumference of the Earth at the equator is 40,075.16 kilometres (25,046.98 miles). From your list of your found caches, pick 80 caches where the distance from your home coordinates to each cache adds up to 40,075.16 kilometres (plus or minus 1 km giving you a range of 40,074.16 to 40.076.16). You must use 80 caches, no more, and no less. FYI, the average distance each of the caches would have to be is 500.94 kms.
When logging your find, also include a public bookmark list of the 80 caches, plus the distance from your home coordinates. Add this cache to your bookmark list as well. If you claim a find, and I cannot confirm thatyou have travelled the necessary distance, your log will be deleted. If you do not have a Premium Membership for Geocaching.com, please post the caches in your log. For those whose statistics are listed in miles, and not kilometres remember that 1 kilometre = 0.625 miles and 1 mile = 1.6 kilometres. Remember: Exactly 80 Caches with a total distance of 40,074.16 to 40,076.16 kilometers or 25,046.35 to 25,047.6 miles Note: The distance used is from your home coordinates to each individual cache (but not the return trip). Even though you may have found a series of caches close to each other, the number used for the purposes of this challenge is the distance required for each cache. This cache challenge should be very easy for cachers who like to travel. thanks to dani carriere for the information for this challenge Please feel free to sign the log at any time but log online only when you have completed the challenge; otherwise your log may regretfully be deleted. My friend Kev_MacD made a challenge checker for me. It is in Project-GC...thank you.
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