Good Show!
Skipping an 'easy find' in order to not reveal the cache shows amazing 
depth of character.
It would have taken me weeks to log them all as I am compelled to write 
each log individually. :-X

Seth Zimmerman wrote:
> It WAS a long day (actually 2 days because I didn't
> sleep before the caching insanity due to some last
> minute planning alterations). My goal was 110 (double
> my previous record) and fortunately I had something
> like 162 planned and manually put into my GPS. There
> were some set backs throughout the day (caches I
> couldn't find) but that is to be expected. I was
> obviously in a rush so I could only spend so much time
> on a cache but my batting average for the day was
> pretty good in my opinion. Around noon I began to lose
> hope of reaching my goal but then came the SCRUNCH
> series which bouyed my spirit (and average hourly
> cache find rate). There were several frustrating
> moments when I would see a gathering of people in a
> park right next to a lamp pole or table where the gps
> was pointing to. I knew those would have been sure
> finds but I couldn't just wait for them to leave. It
> was so frustrating to abandon sure finds! After I
> finished I headed to IHOP with my brother and Frieza.
> Somehow I got home and I slept til 3 the next day.
> Then came the logging. I thought finding them all was
> the hard part. LOL   Anyway, Thanks to everyone who
> placed these caches. Without them I would not have
> been able to do it.   Omniterranaut (OTN)
>   
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