The Somewhat Unbalanced Geocacher Challenge Mystery Cache
The Somewhat Unbalanced Geocacher Challenge
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With all of the 'challenge caches' popping up, I figured I might as well get in the game myself.
As some of you may know, I have been devoting a large amount of my caching efforts towards qualifying for a certain nearby challenge cache.
In doing so, I achieved something that I am rather proud of - I found over 100 consecutive non-traditional caches.
The cache is at the posted co-ordinates, but to log this cache, you must do the same by finding at least 100 non-traditionals in a row.
Now, my 100 were all 'Group A' caches, however I'm not going to inflict that upon you. This is mostly because I don't wish to discourage people from attending our various local events. 'People need people,' after all... 
I'm also not cruel, so I'm not going to put any further restrictions on this. Finding any 100 non-traditional in a row at any time is good enough for me. With that being said, I ask that you tell me when you achieved this feat in your log.
So, to make this very simple, here is what you need to do, and a few simple rules.
1) Find 100 caches in a row, without finding a traditional
2) Tell me when you did this (for example, 25 September, 2011 to 15 February, 2012) in your 'found it' log
3) Remember that I will be checking... Any logs posted by a cacher who has not qualified will be deleted.
4) The practice of changing log dates in order to qualify is severely frowned upon.
Parking can be found at the end of Tapiola Crescent. Please do not park on Johnston Road.
Remember, it's not about the numbers. It's all about the interesting, made up statistics. 
I left a toonie for the FTF, because... well... that's what I had in my pocket.
Enjoy!
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