World's Top 10 Cachers

[+goldpot]

Is there and British cachers listed in the world's top 10 Itsnotaboutthenumbers chart?

If not, why?

 

-GOLDPOT-

[+Alboy]

Garyhoney is a Surrey cacher and is top of both the Average Difficulty Rating (I am only third!)

This is predominantly due to living in the heart of Tjapukai puzzle territory - he's a uni prof and enjoys setting some very difficult puzzle caches.

Also recently a cacher called Cache U Nutter has started setting some very physically challenging caches on the undersides of the middle of bridges and half way up some very steep slopes etc (he's a mountaineer!).

[+goldpot]

Garyhoney is a Surrey cacher and is top of both the Average Difficulty Rating (I am only third!)

This is predominantly due to living in the heart of Tjapukai puzzle territory - he's a uni prof and enjoys setting some very difficult puzzle caches.

Also recently a cacher called Cache U Nutter has started setting some very physically challenging caches on the undersides of the middle of bridges and half way up some very steep slopes etc (he's a mountaineer!).

 

...Cache U Nutter, yes, I had problems finding one of his caches in Reigate...and that neither on a bridge or up a mountain...or not that I'm aware of!

[+jerryo]

Also recently a cacher called Cache U Nutter has started setting some very physically challenging caches

Even harder when they're not in situ: GC1113G

[+garyhoney]

Is there and British cachers listed in the world's top 10 Itsnotaboutthenumbers chart?

If not, why?

 

-GOLDPOT-

 

For the moment I am top of the average difficulty ratings but as only a fraction of all cachers are on the site I am sure that will not last.

 

Also MBFace is top of the terrain table markandlynn the biggest logs table and allieballie the wordiest loggers so not a bad for Britain

 

I see Goldpot that you only have a about another 60 days to go to get in the consecutive days table.

[Edgemaster]

Another interesting source of the World's top cachers (by finds) is this site: http://www.cacherstats.com/

 

It aims to include everyone with at least 200 finds.

The top in the UK (M1EYO) is 264th in the world.

[+Alboy]

Welcome to the foums Gary!!

 

[+currykev]

Great list. ..All I can say about my position is....I would be lower down if I entered the London Marathon

[+Cache U Nutter]

Also recently a cacher called Cache U Nutter has started setting some very physically challenging caches

Even harder when they're not in situ: GC1113G

 

Jeremy, and after all that help I offered On The Aiguille Du Midi !, shame on you !!!

Cache is still in place ,its just that only the Brits are probably up to finding it!

[+Cache U Nutter]

Garyhoney is a Surrey cacher and is top of both the Average Difficulty Rating (I am only third!)

This is predominantly due to living in the heart of Tjapukai puzzle territory - he's a uni prof and enjoys setting some very difficult puzzle caches.

Also recently a cacher called Cache U Nutter has started setting some very physically challenging caches on the undersides of the middle of bridges and half way up some very steep slopes etc (he's a mountaineer!).

 

...Cache U Nutter, yes, I had problems finding one of his caches in Reigate...and that neither on a bridge or up a mountain...or not that I'm aware of!

 

Confirmed Mr Goldpot

Cherchefelle is neither up a mountain or on a bridge,BUT some cachers attempting it have been climbing up and bridging out to try and find it!