GC182JT Geocaching Photo Album (Traditional Cache) in New York, United States created by MickEMT

This cache has been archived.

Sapience Trek: Hello MickEMT -

As the issues with this cache have not been resolved, I must archive it at this time.

Please note that if geocaches are archived by a reviewer or Geocaching HQ for lack of maintenance, they are not eligible for unarchival.

Sapience Trek

GC182JT ▼

A cache by MickEMT Message this owner

Hidden : 12/22/2007

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

A.K.A., A micro with a purpose. May not always be wheelchair accessible during the winter.
Kudos to The Flash's on the FTF and a special congrats to Groo on his 100th find!

The other night I was sorting through some of my geocaching photos, and taking a walk down memory lane. I came up with the idea of placing a cache where cachers could share some of their favorite geocaching photographs. The cache itself is nothing special, just a simple magnetic keyholder. However, there is one "extra" ( Now OPTIONAL) requirement to log the cache.
The following ALR ( Additional Logging Requirement) is now OPTIONAL, you do not HAVE to do this to log a find, but it's still a nice idea, and keeps with the theme and spirit of the cache.

Please upload one or more of your favorite photos from geocaching.

Groundspeak has updated the listing guidelines as of April 3rd 2009, the following information is taken directly from those guidelines.

"This guideline change applies immediately to all logs written from April 4, 2009 and going forward. Older caches with "additional logging requirements" (ALRs) are not grandfathered under the older guideline.
*Cease deleting logs based on additional logging requirements.
*Review your own cache listing to see if the ALR can be made into an optional and simple task, or whether it must be removed altogether.
* Adjust your geocache listing by editing the text then contact a reviewer to change the cache type, if appropriate.

Everyone should have at least one photo, even if it's a group photo from an event. If you are not sure how to upload a photo, just email me, and I'll be glad to help you.