10/10/10 Traditional Cache
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Due to complaints about this cache I am going to give help for further hunters! This was mainly due to co-ords! There has been various input on these, probably because there are LOTS of different makes of GPS, NONE of which are 100% accurate!
You are looking for a magnetic micro which should be stuck to the underside of the top pole (although magnets sometimes fail in cold conditions) of the Arrowe Road sign. Somewhere behind the O and the A and a bit of ivy. The sign is placed on the NORTH side of Arrowe Road on a narrow pavement against the sandstone wall. Arrowe Road is a VERY busy road so you must keep geokids and geopets on a short tether and use STEALTH and CAUTION whilst searching. Parking is a short walk away in the arrowe park carpark, and you will need to bring your own pen/pencil to sign the log book.
10/10/10 is the date of Groundspeak’s global geocaching challenge. The date is significant because it represents 10 years of geocaching and 10 years of Groundspeak in 2010.
Find any cache and post a log on 10/10/10 and take part in the attempt to break the record of the most geocachers going geocaching on a single day. The previous record was 56,654 accounts logging on April 18, 2010.
Good luck and happy hunting!
Congratulations to all Geocachers that answered the challenge and break the record for number of accounts to log a geocache in a single day. The record for Geocaching.com accounts to log a cache in a single day now stands at 78,313.
Congratulations to RaverDave on FTF...
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Qba'g sbetrg gb fvta gur ybt!