The final cache is at the posted coordinates.
There are an awful lot of challenges out there that ask you to rack up some impressive numbers. I was telling koi a while back about some of the challenges we've completed, some we have yet to finish, and some we'll likely never see the end of. She didn't seem too impressed, and said "There should be a challenge for people who don't find any cache for a year." I think she was mostly joking, but it got me thinking that that would, in fact, be a pretty big challenge for a lot of people out there. Although maybe a year was a bit much, and maybe a couple of other details could be worked out. And so this challenge was born.
In order to log this cache, you must find and log exactly one cache during one calendar month. And that one cache must be found after you have already found and logged at least 50 other caches.
In your log, please indicate:
1) The single cache that you found.
2) The month during during which you found it.
3) The date you found this cache, if different from the date you log it.
Now for the fine print.
- You may already have fulfilled the requirements for this challenge. Any previous find will be accepted, as long as it meets the requirements.
- The single cache you find does not have to be this one (although it would be a fairly appropriate cache to find for this challenge).
- You may find this cache and sign the physical log before you have met the requirements, but if you do not plan to use this cache as your one find, you should not find or log it during month that you have chosen.
- You may log this challenge multiple times. For each time you log this cache, you must have a different month in which you found only one cache. You must also make separate trips to sign the physical logsheet.