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"What I find depressing about geocaching and potentially lowers my interest in it, is that locally to me far too many new caches are continuously being published. Once my interest was perked by attempting to find all the caches locally and in towns I travel through (I liked to be able to say I have cleaned out such and such a town, and next time I would choose a different route to travel), but unless I were to make it a full time occupation and spend hours every day finding caches, I haven't a hope finding them all. That makes it more likely I will spend less time on the game. Lots of caches of lesser quality (at least from some; not all), that often tend to be archived rather then repaired when there's a problem. Likely not disposed of either. This makes looking at a town a few years later where I had found several caches and finding very few yellow faces now, or even none, disappointing. The Chatham Islands is an example. Not the easiest or cheapest place to visit and I found every cache there. Now when I look I see only one or two yellow faces on my map and lots of new caches. It hardly appears I was ever there.\n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\tTo get around this potential lowering of interest, I now tend to collect groups of caches, as that's more possible, such as SideTracked caches here in Australia (no where near as many as in the UK), the Mary MacKillop series which is mostly in Australia, but has a few in NZ, and I believe one in each of Ireland and Scotland. I have also found a number of challenge caches and of those I don't qualify for, I have something to work towards. I do find other caches too, especially as I travel, although I do prefer roads without power trails as I get more joy from finding the only caches in a blink and you'll miss it town, or the single cache in 50kms. However, when Planning my route and which caches I will find, I do tend to favour caches that will complete already found Challenge caches for me, plus those series I mentioned. Example; I logged a 5D/5T (spilt blood doing this) so called Jasmin cache, and I am working towards finding all the caches I need to log a find of it. I suspect though I won't find them all in Australia. I might have to take a long plane flight.\n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\tMaybe to get your \"mojo back\" you, like me, should find series that interest you and concentrate on them. That might give you more satisfaction and accomplishment, and bring back interest for you.\n \n"
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