Ok, this cache is a little different than most.
It took two cachers (kennethpruett & Trailerman) to place it and it will take at least two cachers to find it.

The concept of this cache is for someone on one side of town to coordinate with another cacher on the opposite side of town to find the cache.

You cannot complete this cache without coordinating with another cacher to do the partner cache.
There is another thread (Convergence) on this board for finding a partner or you can just post a note to one or both of the cache pages.

Here are the cache pages if you need more info.
Convergence: West
Convergence: East

Have a wingding of a time!!

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You cannot complete this cache without coordinating with another cacher to do the partner cache.

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Well now, to people like me that presents a challenge almost too good to pass up.

Then again, do I want to spend a weekend driving back and forth across town from East stages to West stages and back again.....?

~erik~

Ken, can you clarify "minimum of 2 people?" Does that mean there can be 2 or 3 or 4 cachers on one side teaming up, and 1 or 2 or 3 caches on the other side teaming up?

Thanks.

That is, say, 3 people on one side teaming up to hunt the East side, working in conjunction with 2 people teaming up to find the West side?

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Originally posted by Cymbaline:
Ken, can you clarify "minimum of 2 people?" Does that mean there can be 2 or 3 or 4 cachers on one side teaming up, and 1 or 2 or 3 caches on the other side teaming up?

Thanks.

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Basically, at least one person will need to be at the same stage number of each leg (East and West) at the same time.
So you could have 1 person doing the East and 3 doing the West, or 2 doing the East and 1 doing the West, or 4 doing the East and 4 doing the West.

As the cache page states, "At each stage you will be given a coded set of coordinates that only your partner can decode from his/her stage".

Or, you can follow Erik's line of thinking and drive to West #1, East #1, West #2, East #2, etc. In Atlanta traffic, I'd have a partner or partners.

Kenneth

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Originally posted by kennethpruett:
...Or, you can follow Erik's line of thinking and drive to West #1, East #1, West #2, East #2, etc. In Atlanta traffic, I'd have a partner or partners.

Kenneth

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As I figure it, that would involve about 210 miles of driving (not counting wrong turns). In the LR, I'm guessing that's about $26.00 worth of gas and about seven hours of driving.