Too hard basket?

[ToolkiT]

I like multis - if you aren't obsessed with your stats, then a multi gives more bang for your buck - especially in the case of suburban caches where traditionals mean a long drive through traffic (I hate that) followed by a quick fix as you locate the cache on foot. A multi means you get to, in effect, find several locations after each drive (a longer 'fix' ).
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On the other hand, multis that require a drive between wps (especially in the suburbs) can be a double pain .

I agree.. but if you are physically limited then I can see why people wouldnt go for a multi..

[SNIFTER]

I like multis - if you aren't obsessed with your stats, then a multi gives more bang for your buck - especially in the case of suburban caches where traditionals mean a long drive through traffic (I hate that) followed by a quick fix as you locate the cache on foot. A multi means you get to, in effect, find several locations after each drive (a longer 'fix' ).
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On the other hand, multis that require a drive between wps (especially in the suburbs) can be a double pain .

I agree.. but if you are physically limited then I can see why people wouldnt go for a multi..

Physically limited and Vertically challenged can cause a few problems like finding corks that are up in a tree. Thankgoodnes Hounddog is over 6 foot.

[Effrem]

Sorry been away all week...

The rating reflects the distance traveled on foot ( from the car park to the point and back)

As for the maths, take a 8 year old for them

When I set this up, I made the waypoints in a linear fashion just to keep people interested .

The first waypoint is designed to give you an idea of what the cache is about.

The second is located near the best spot to park your car to access the final cache.


Three is on the way and all wp's will give you a clue to find the final (style of hiding etc).


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[Effrem]

Its a multi....yuk.... and its math....even worse.

You did have a go at aleast


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