We did a similar sort of thing with our Arizona Tidbit series of caches. The first five all ask a trivia question, give a portion of the coordinates for a check your answers cache. The check answers cache and final cache are regular size caches, and all seven have logbooks.
Gregg of MO & GO
Ken Henson <
khenson@cableone.net> wrote:
On Thursday, September 25, 2003, at 04:14 PM, Regan L Smith wrote:
> What makes a good/nice multi cache? Team Evil Fish has in mind a cache
> of this nature and just want to make it fun...
For teams into the numbers game you need to make each part so that it
can be logged, therefore maximum logs for time served in the field.
To spend half a day, or more, to put together all the parts of a multi,
is fun for some, but not others.
I asked a similar question before I put together the One of Seven to
Seven of Seven caches in the Prescott area.
My multi became six caches with clues in them to find the seventh.
Just my .02. - Ken
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