Ump35 & Bee

I usually don't reply on forums as I am more of a lurker, but I feel it needs to be mentioned that at the current time there is an event for Pennsylvania for which you have to find 8 caches in order to find the coordinates of the final event. The difference between this and CAM is that these caches are already listed on geocaching.com and there is a sentence about contacting them if you can not get the 10 caches due to physical limitations. I am not sure if this means physical as in handicapped or as in "I don't feel like driving all that distance to find the caches." I truly feel if someone had a physical disability that prevented them from completing CAM exceptions could be made although I am not in the authority to say that for sure. I am prevented from doing any cache that requires a boat, SCUBA diving, rock climbing, etc. so I find another one to do. There are many events to attend that don't require anything more than following your GPSr to the event, that one out of many that requires a little more work should not be a big deal. I did CAM this year and part of the fun of attending the event was the shared stories of driving that 1000 miles to claim the caches and meeting others on the trails doing the same thing.

I was ready to log in my 16th cache at 9:29 pm EST. when the server went down. I feel I had a chance at coin if I solved the puzzle in a timely fashion. Since I cannot just sit at the computer until the server is up and running, I have lost this opportunity. Will you be looking at log times and adjusting them accordingly as you did for others when the server went down once before?