The Chameleon Cache Locationless (Reverse) Cache
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Welcome to the
Chameleon Cache!
Current Goal(s): Find a Fort, a GPS-enabled Santa or lyrical
location!
How this cache
works:
Similar to The
Scavenger Hunt Cache, this cache is based upon cachers finding
specific cache goals. As the name of the cache suggests, the goals
of the cache will periodically change.
To log the cache, a finder must post the coordinates and a
photo of their GPS with the current goal. The cache can be logged
from anywhere in the world.
Goals will remain active
for a period of time and can be logged multiple times by
different finders.
Previous goals can still be logged as finds until the goal
has been retired. Once a goal has
been retired, it may not be logged again. See the list of previous
goals below.
The same finder may log the cache multiple times but not for
the same goal.
I
reserve the right to determine whether the finder has met the
requirements of the goal in the spirit which it was
intended.
Previous cache goals:
College or pro sports mascots (someone in costume or a live animal)
(retired)
Movie locations (retired)
Houses from MTV's The Real World (retired)
Presidential Libraries (retired)
Lighthouses (active)
Current goals:
1. Pre-1900 forts
Find a fort that was built before the year 1900. This can be any
fortress that was built for military purposes. Some part of the
fort must still be the original construction and standing. Please
provide a photo, the coordinates and any relevant historical
information you can find.
2. GPS-enabled Santas! (active until 12/31/2005 only)
Sound easy? You'll need to find a Santa and snap a picture of him
holding a GPS. This must be a live person in a full Santa outfit.
No fair dressing up yourself or friends. Be sure to explain the
advantages of GPS over the RDS (Reindeer Guidance System) that he
currently uses.
3. Lyrical locations
Find a location that is specifically mentioned in the lyrics
of a song. Post the lyrics (or at least the part with the location
mentioned), song name and artist of the song as well as a photo of
the GPS, the coordinates and a sign at the location showing the
exact place name mentioned in the lyrics.
NOTES:
A. Lyrics such as "Bridge over troubled water" and a photo
of a "bridge" sign are not acceptable - unless there is an actual
bridge by that name(?).
B. Likewise, "Sitting in an english garden waiting for the
sun" is also unacceptable as "english garden" does not refer to a
specific place. The place must be a proper noun, be specific and
referred to as a place in the song.
C. Any place by that exact name will do. Finding the actual
"Electric Avenue" that Eddy Grant sings about is not necessary.
(and might be dangerous) :)
Feel free to email me
with any questions! Make sure your photos are below the 100k size
limit and are of good quality. The cache coordinates above are for
Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, SC which is a fitting place for
chameleons to call home.
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