There is a cache in New Jersey that required the word tree to be in the cache name to qualify. Another, in New Brunswick, requires names of trees found in Canada. I thought it would be fun to combine the two, so to qualify for this challenge you must have found 10 caches that are “trees”. Here are the do’s and don’t’s:
Do’s:
1. Archived caches are fine.
2. Specific trees are fine.
3. The word tree,wood, grove, or forest may be used (one time for each).
Don’ts:
1.You may not use a cache more than once. (pine, Spruce or birch, which one ? will only count for one of the trees)
2.You may not use a part of a tree. (No branch, twig, leaf, stump, etc.)
3.You may not count the plural or other forms of the word a second time (either wood, woods, or woodland, but not all three)
To get you started, here are mine:
In The Pines GC2CFC2 10/25/2014
Why, aren't you a big spruce! GC4MRGC 9/27/2014
pine, Spruce or birch, which one ? GC5A8T9 9/27/2014
Cedar Hill Cemetery GC1XAZR 4/16/2013
Willows Micro # 2 GC382G4 8/16/2013
Maple5 GC3B1ZY 4/16/2013
Hickory Grove GCZJYN 4/14/2013
Banyan Crabapple GC21013 8/11/2012
Austin Holly Cache GC34BFM 7/7/2012
Alder Stream Beaver GC2F2Q3 10/25/2014
Forever Orange GC10F48 12/28/2014
Haunted Tree GC1RW26 8/28/2012
Another Micro in the Woods GC1T2J4 5/24/2014
Sherwood Forest Series (Gwyn) GC1JCWV 5/4/2013
Congrats to kbtiam on FTF!