3 or 4 x Jasmer

[+Picht]

Hi

 

I have searched but not being able to find any challenge cache where you need to have completed 3 x Jasmer og 4 x Jasmer.

Are there any out there?

 

Regards

Picht

[+thebruce0]

It's unlikely to exist, at least post-moratorium, mainly because there's now a requirement to be 'reasonably attainable', and 3 or 4 jasmers takes a LOT of travel to complete, especially since one month only has 4 active currently, and if one is archived, the challenges get far harder to attain. Also with 4 required to complete one month, and 4 only available for that month, it may also qualify as a "list" of specific geocaches to find. Given the range of 1 to 4 jasmers, "reasonable" is probably balance at the halfway point, so 1 and 2 allowed, but 3 and 4 not.

 

IANAR, just an educated guess

[+JL_HSTRE]

It will be a sad day when a true Jasmer becomes impossible.

 

I only need a few more months in 2000 so I should really make a point of getting it while it's still possible. 

[Keystone]

You will see a small number (less than a dozen) Double Jasmer Challenge caches, mainly in the USA and mainly pre-moratorium.  There are, to my knowledge, no true active Triple Jasmer Challenge caches.  This will not change.  "Single Jasmer" challenges can still be published as a special exception to the Geocache Hiding Guidelines for Challenge Caches, but no Double, Triple, or Quadruple Jasmer Challenge caches.

[+funkymunkyzone]

No reason you can't have a Jasmer Challenge cache that "promotes" triple or quadruple Jasmer, so long as the actual challenge is just single, and there's no suggestion that anything further than single Jasmer is required for the challenge cache.  That's what I have done with the Jasmer challenge cache that I own.

[Keystone]

41 minutes ago, funkymunkyzone said:

No reason you can't have a Jasmer Challenge cache that "promotes" triple or quadruple Jasmer, so long as the actual challenge is just single, and there's no suggestion that anything further than single Jasmer is required for the challenge cache.  That's what I have done with the Jasmer challenge cache that I own.

 

That's a nice cache page, and it's guidelines-compliant.  Among other things, the Challenge Checker only covers the single Jasmer.  The promotion of the double/triple/quadruple is done correctly.  Other readers should note that they cannot include checkers for those variants within the cache page.  (Only one checker per challenge cache page!)

[+Hügh]

Here are some Challenge Checkers for double, triple, and quadruple Jasmers.

 

2: https://project-gc.com/Challenges//75355

3: https://project-gc.com/Challenges//75356

4: https://project-gc.com/Challenges//75354

 

(If, somehow, you've managed to loop your Jasmer more than once without realizing it.)

Edited February 20, 2023 by Hügh

[+Hügh]

To my knowledge, this is a complete list of people with at least four Jasmer loops. (As of Oct 6, 2022 when @thebruce0 asked me about this.)

 

Quote

TTO2 - 6
byonke - 5
RetiredGuy - 4
Lisdowney - 4
CornishCandy - 4
dfx - 4
kb0rpw - 4
nickgatt - 4
mmswift - 4
billkat - 4
Ms Marvelous - 4
swelgus - 4
PNWcarrots - 4
RustyRats - 4
kzooOtters - 4
RXWranglers - 4
FLtravelers - 4
unimoggers - 4
PurpleHawks - 4
yellowdogs - 4
GB's - 4
PNW_Navigator - 4
MaxB on the River - 4
TheLoneBaker - 4
MinotRanger - 4
JC Jr - 4
lostcheq - 4
6ftzpr&1/2zip - 4
Desafio - 4
new.neo - 4
CedarNCo - 4
dcdawn - 4
Ovaron - 4
Mocrin - 4
sandra+thorsten - 4
KinderKen - 4
Pieman - 4
IrishCubsFan - 4
AmayaTom - 4
bloodycool - 4
ardila.nl - 4
w00fel - 4
Rock Chalk - 4
lingbeek - 4
The Wench - 4
Moldslug - 4
kd51bf - 4
ZSteve - 4
indigodave - 4
RogueAirPirate - 4
FLPirate - 4
benandjayme - 4
spooky_luke - 4
Team-Prince - 4
t4e - 4
lorriebird - 4
antlerridgeroad - 4
Aix sponsa - 4
Palmarna - 4
Russ and Dana - 4
Mr.Mamba - 4
ZaNaBoZa - 4
DDSRN - 4
RBMAN - 4
Papa EGTH - 4
WERDAVE - 4
WMIKE - 4
M&D - 4
PWNC - 4
Skibug9 - 4
HockeyHiker19 - 4
Trinity67 - 4
dc57 - 4
sloth96 - 4
malaika54 - 4
kayaklady52 - 4
aogagent1 - 4
Denali41 - 4
ohmom50 - 4
Moonpie10 - 4
-DOLFINANDO- - 4
ohjoy! - 4
Clubmud! - 4

 

[+garretslarrity]

5 hours ago, Hügh said:

To my knowledge, this is a complete list of people with at least four Jasmer loops. (As of Oct 6, 2022 when @thebruce0 asked me about this.)

 

 

 

I hope to join that list one day! Currently at Double

[+funkymunkyzone]

8 hours ago, Hügh said:

To my knowledge, this is a complete list of people with at least four Jasmer loops. (As of Oct 6, 2022 when @thebruce0 asked me about this.)

 

 

 

Would have been on this list already if it wasn't for COVID - the trip to Atlanta, and several other southern states, was being planned when it hit the fan....

 

So it's just triple for now.

Edited February 21, 2023 by funkymunkyzone

[+Clongo_Rongo]

i have this on my list to do in June

https://coord.info/GC375DB

 

and i have this on my list to do

https://coord.info/GC5PC21

 

i am 6 'year 2000' caches from my quad and 3 after my next trip in June 

 

 

[+hzoi]

I signed the Double Jasmer challenge in my area back in 2020. Still working on it, the tough gap is of course August 2000. I plan to remedy that when I move from Virginia to Texas this summer, taking a slight detour to, among other oldies, Geocache 612. (I'll then start to swing south, of course stopping by Mingo and Arikaree on the way.)

 

After that, I imagine I'll get to Potter's Pond eventually. And who knows, perhaps also Match Stash some day...

[+MNTA]

23 minutes ago, hzoi said:

I signed the Double Jasmer challenge in my area back in 2020. Still working on it, the tough gap is of course August 2000. I plan to remedy that when I move from Virginia to Texas this summer, taking a slight detour to, among other oldies, Geocache 612. (I'll then start to swing south, of course stopping by Mingo and Arikaree on the way.)

 

After that, I imagine I'll get to Potter's Pond eventually. And who knows, perhaps also Match Stash some day...

Good luck

 

You are definitely taking the scenic route.

 

My biggest geocaching regret/miss was driving right by Mingo on a road trip to take the kids to visit the grand parents in Topeka from Oregon. Actually spent the night in nearby Goodland (50 mi) visiting my wife's college friend. I did two caches that morning just did not know what I was missing at the time. Oh well maybe another time remember Kansas IS in fact flatter than a pancake. 

 

I did a mini 3 day road trip to Potter's Pond. That was one of my all time favorites well worth the trip. Beautiful area nice little hike. Far better than corn fields.

[+thebruce0]

20 hours ago, hzoi said:

After that, I imagine I'll get to Potter's Pond eventually. And who knows, perhaps also Match Stash some day...

I'm the same boat, though I need 2 more July as well.  Those two are on my priority list, most work to get to.

 

 

If anyone's curious about achieving the 5th and 6th Jasmer grids - and why it's no longer possible (unless you already found archived oldies) - my podcast last month had an interview discovering the strategy (love it or hate it) used > gaming the game

[+hzoi]

On 2/27/2023 at 1:24 PM, MNTA said:

You are definitely taking the scenic route.

 

You mean the shortest route from Virginia to Texas doesn't go through Michigan, South Dakota, and western Kansas?! 

 

Yeah, I know. That's why the other two thirds of team hzoi, and the cat, are flying.

 

On 2/27/2023 at 1:24 PM, MNTA said:

My biggest geocaching regret/miss was driving right by Mingo on a road trip to take the kids to visit the grand parents in Topeka from Oregon. Actually spent the night in nearby Goodland (50 mi) visiting my wife's college friend. I did two caches that morning just did not know what I was missing at the time.

 

Aw, man. That's unfortunate.

 

I fully intended to hit Mingo and Arikaree when I lived in Oklahoma. I knew we'd be there for two years, so I planned to knock out the Oklahoma county and Delorme challenges first, then make the trip up to Kansas and see what else there was to pick up.

 

...and then we ended up moving six months early, so I got the county and Delorme challenges, but I didn't get back up into Kansas.

 

So, when I started thinking about what I could do during the move, this seemed like the best opportunity to take a big ol' road trip, since the 105 days between my "last day in the Army" and my actual retirement date are the best opportunity I'm going to have to do anything like this for a while.

[+predator1337]

On 2/21/2023 at 12:49 AM, Hügh said:

To my knowledge, this is a complete list of people with at least four Jasmer loops. (As of Oct 6, 2022 when @thebruce0 asked me about this.)

 

 

 

how did you create this list?

[+Hügh]

18 hours ago, predator1337 said:

how did you create this list?

 

I used the API to pull lists of people who had found all four of the (currently-active) August 2000 caches. Then I set up a temporary Project-GC script to run the names through quickly.

[+Jayeffel]

What is a Jasper Loop"New term for me.

 

Edit; 3/3: had not noticed the misspelled word; I know what I meant to type!

Edited March 3, 2023 by Jayeffel

[+niraD]

26 minutes ago, Jayeffel said:

What is a Jasper Loop"New term for me.

It isn't "Jasper", it's "Jasmer".

 

The Jasmer Challenge is to find a cache placed in each month since geocaching began. See the blog post The Jasmer Challenge.

 

And "loops" simply refer to completing a challenge multiple times. So if you find 3 caches placed in each month since geocaching began, then that's 3 loops of the Jasmer Challenge.

[+Goldenwattle]

On 2/20/2023 at 7:13 AM, Picht said:

Hi

 

I have searched but not being able to find any challenge cache where you need to have completed 3 x Jasmer og 4 x Jasmer.

Are there any out there?

 

Regards

Picht

That's a lot of international travel needed for many of us. We don't even have one cache for some months in Australia, and in others we might only have one cache.

[+Hügh]

On 2/20/2023 at 6:49 PM, Hügh said:

To my knowledge, this is a complete list of people with at least four Jasmer loops.

 

I've re-generated the list. Here is a complete list of individuals with four finds in every month up to September 2022 (to give six months of leeway.)

 

The previous list was generated giving much more leeway, so some people who appeared on that list are not on this one.

 

TTO2 went from six to four due to GC83C2 and GC7DE2 having their "hidden date" changed (back?) from August 2000 to August 2002.

 

FIVE:
byonke

FOUR:
TTO2
RogueAirPirate
kd51bf
unimoggers
RBMAN
WMIKE
sandra+thorsten
qrang
swelgus
indigodave
benandjayme
Denali41
yellowdogs
aogagent1
MinotRanger
WERDAVE
kzooOtters
AmayaTom
RXWranglers
HockeyHiker19
antlerridgeroad
DDSRN
FLPirate
ohjoy!
Skibug9
GB's
ardila.nl
malaika54
Aix sponsa
kayaklady52
The Wench
ZaNaBoZa
crypto51
Moldslug
PurpleHawks
PNW_Navigator
Mr.Mamba
FLtravelers
PWNC
ohmom50
Rock Chalk
dc57
Papa EGTH
lostcheq
kb0rpw
spooky_luke
dcdawn
lingbeek
sloth96
new.neo
TEAM GEOCHEF
PNWcarrots
ZSteve
Desafio
MaxB on the River
Ms Marvelous
bloodycool

 

Edited March 6, 2023 by Hügh

[+Clongo_Rongo]

Just out of interest ?

 

once you complete the Quadruple Jasmer Challenge

 

What next ? - as i said before i am only 6 year 2000 caches away and long as i keep the current finds up to date 

 

i suppose the next one would be finding the second APE cache

 

so What next after that ?

 

 

[+MNTA]

4 hours ago, Clongo_Rongo said:

Just out of interest ?

 

once you complete the Quadruple Jasmer Challenge

 

What next ? - as i said before i am only 6 year 2000 caches away and long as i keep the current finds up to date 

 

i suppose the next one would be finding the second APE cache

 

so What next after that ?

 

 

What ever motivates you personally.

 

I've found my personal motivations shift over time. Streak been there done that. Don't want another t-shirt. Clear out your immediate area. Work on challenges. More countries or counties.

 

Thats the beauty of this game you get to choose.

 

 

 

[+Goldenwattle]

I just completed an Australian Jasmer GC81G1T. Although people can find the caches in any country, this one has four months not required; the four months where no cache still exists that were published (if at all) in those months, and so I guess is designed to be in the ability of those Australians who never travel overseas. I have driven thousands of kms to complete it to find some old caches; likely up to 20,000kms. Some, such as GCF1, is the only cache for that month and year still existing in Australia. Fortunately that one is not too hard to get to. Some others were harder. They are not 'all walks in the park'. This one took a longer drive GC372, but lovely scenery.

After finding GC372 , I would have qualified immediately a day before, but I found it on 1st March, so then had to find a cache published in March. I did a few days later and logged.

Pleased when I arrived at the last cache needed. Lonely road.

 

Some nice scenery.

 

 

Edited March 11, 2023 by Goldenwattle

[+Clongo_Rongo]

 

 

i dont think GC81G1T is a Jasmer challenge really , it more like find old caches each month challenge - its a bit misleading ?

 

 

[+Goldenwattle]

4 hours ago, Clongo_Rongo said:

i dont think GC81G1T is a Jasmer challenge really , it more like find old caches each month challenge - its a bit misleading ?

Isn't that what a Jasmer is? Find a cache published in each month since Geocaching started . They are not all old caches. The last cache I found to fulfill this was published this month. If not, please explain how your version differs. 

Most of the more recent months I had already found a cache published that month in, as there are so many, so yes, it does end up as searching for those rare caches that were published in older months. Such as GCF1, where only one exists for that month in Australia.

These are the caches I found for this. (As I stated, four months, where no cache exists for those months in Australia, are excluded, hence I guess why it is called, "Australia Only Jasmer Challenge".) These are all Australians caches. The darker blue are caches that the checker found (foreign caches or meet and greet events), that I found an Australian cache to replace it with.

I am going to try to find foreign caches for June to September 2000 and fill that gap, so I can find international Jasmer challenges. I have to travel overseas to do this. Yes, it is a search for older caches, as the newer ones are found by normal caching (some years ago). After caching for several years, it is the older ones that would be more likely to be missing.

Month	Cache	Hidden	Visit date
May 2000	Lane Cove (GC3E)	2000-05-18	2021-02-20
October 2000	Queens land (GC8E)	2000-10-17	2022-06-16
November 2000	Sydney Geocache Relocated! (GC1F11)	2000-11-11	2021-02-20
December 2000	Frying Pan (GCF1)	2000-12-17	2022-12-17
January 2001	Port Germein (GC178)	2001-01-14	2018-05-29
February 2001	Victorian High Country (GC372)	2001-02-23	2023-03-01
March 2001	Albany Quarantine (GC576)	2001-03-27	2022-08-14
April 2001	Canberra Nature Park (GC6CF)	2001-04-15	2014-08-22
May 2001	#7 Isaac's Rest (GC9F2)	2001-05-20	2019-12-28
June 2001	Little Desert (GCD9B)	2001-06-25	2022-09-09
July 2001	Wish You Were Here (GC1210)	2001-07-22	2015-06-11
August 2001	Rainbow's End (GC14E9)	2001-08-06	2023-02-23
September 2001	#22 !! A E I O U !! (GC1ED6)	2001-09-25	2020-02-16
October 2001	Geocache (GC239F)	2001-10-21	2013-06-23
November 2001	Sungroper 4 (GC3399)	2001-11-22	2016-07-05
December 2001	Thiele Landing 2 (GC2780)	2001-12-12	2014-04-20
January 2002	Eliot Mountain Cache (GC2F77)	2002-01-01	2014-10-15
February 2002	Fitzroy's Falling Down (GC363C)	2002-01-29	2019-07-09
March 2002	NORSEMAN 2 (GC4478)	2002-03-23	2022-08-19
April 2002	Mac's Peak (GC511B)	2002-04-25	2016-10-31
May 2002	Mt Springbank? (GC5765)	2002-05-12	2014-02-13
June 2002	Traffic Control No: 1 (GC678F)	2002-06-23	2014-11-21
July 2002	Simon's in the Orchard (GC7150)	2002-07-14	2022-06-16
August 2002	Beauty?(GCA52B)	2002-11-02	2022-08-31
September 2002	Animal Antics (GC9534)	2002-09-30	2015 -04-04
October 2002	Can you hear the drums... err Bells Fernando (GCA15D)	2002-10-24	2013-01-01
November 2002	Pest Control (GC9534)	2002-11-15	2020-11-13
December 2002	River Rooma (GCB85A)	2002-12-24	2014-03-03
January 2003	Isaacs Incline (GCC2BE)	2003-01-12	2013-01-29
February 2003	Closer to the stars (GCD0F7)	2003-02-01	2012-10-18
March 2003	Freycinet Views (GCEC0F)	2003-03-25	2014-03-02
April 2003	Capital Circle (GCF299)	2003-04-05	2012-11-06
May 2003	Hidey Hole (GCG33C)	2003-05-10	2012-08-09
June 2003	Yackety Yack (GCG8EX)	2003-06-09	2013-04-01
July 2003	Andrei's Red Hot Spot (GCGEYY)	2003-07-13	2012-12-18
August 2003	Wanniassa Wander (GCGJHZ)	2003-08-02	2013-07-06
September 2003	Heaven’s Gate Drive By (GCH0HE)	2003-09-29	2018-11-15
October 2003	Dante's Peak (GCH02R)	2003-10-02	2013-01-31
November 2003	Hobart City - Scratchie exchange (GCH6C9)	2003-11-06	2014-03-01
December 2003	The Panorama (GCHDNN)	2003-12-27	2015-08-31
January 2004	By George, You've Got It (GCHFJX)	2004-01-08	2012-12-21
February 2004	Forgotten heroes (GCHMNE)	2004-02-06	2012-12-31
March 2004	Red It Is (GCJ241)	2004-03-30	2013-05-31
April 2004	Itchy & Scratchy (GCJ2X3)	2004-04-02	2012-08-24
May 2004	Murrumbidgee Mouth (GCJJFT)	2004-05-30	2016-02-08
June 2004	Hume detour (GCJVA2)	2004-06-28	2013-07-19
July 2004	Weston Oak (GCK2RT)	2004-07-16	2015-09-23
August 2004	The Far East (GCKB89)	2004-08-21	2013-01-22
September 2004	Satans Balls (GCKHBX)	2004-09-12	2016-07-09
October 2004	Molonglo Views (GCKQ61)	2004-10-04	2013-03-16
November 2004	An Anagram of CORK (GCM1ZA)	2004-11-13	2012-12-31
December 2004	Farrer Fringe (GCM8FT)	2004-12-12	2013-08-20
January 2005	Golden Hills (GCMNBP)	2005-01-31	2013-07-29
February 2005	Southern Gates (GCMQKY)	2005-02-09	2013-07-11
March 2005	Cavernous Cache (GCN3H7)	2005-03-13	2014-02-26
April 2005	Bermagui Blues (GCNPGF)	2005-04-25	2013-08-05
May 2005	Rubber Duffy (GCP3AE)	2005-05-28	2012-10-19
June 2005	Marla’s a Bore (GCPFZ3)	2005-06-28	2012-07-03
July 2005	Wayward Waterloo (GCPVNX)	2005-07-24	2013-12-26
August 2005	Himalayan Hideout (GCQ1PJ)	2005-08-07	2013-01-31
September 2005	"Bug Exchange" (GCQDA0)	2005-09-03	2013-03-26
October 2005	"Between the John's" (GCQY6E)	2005-10-11	2013-03-26
November 2005	Sturt's Stone (GCR9QB)	2005-11-11	2013-03-27
December 2005	Bourke St But No Mall (GCRTWD)	2005-12-31	2014-02-22
January 2006	Tourist Tips (GCT4WG)	2006-01-23	2013-01-01
February 2006	Its Whooshing Past (GCTGTZ)	2006-02-19	2013-06-13
March 2006	Fore!warned (GCTPJ7)	2006-03-04	2013-05-21
April 2006	Look Over It (GCVQZF)	2006-04-30	2013-03-27
May 2006	Gurney's Gallantry (GCVXBN)	2006-05-07	2012-12-19
June 2006	McForest (GCWN4V)	2006-06-18	2013-06-12
July 2006	Play Park (GCXCVJ)	2006-07-29	2012-12-17
August 2006	Brother of Rattus (GCXT3Q)	2006-08-18	2012-09-17
September 2006	Level With Me (GCYD85)	2006-09-19	2012-11-03
October 2006	PPT(c): Seel (GCZ2JR)	2006-10-28	2012-08-03
November 2006	The far peninsula (GCZA88)	2006-11-11	2012-08-09
December 2006	The ever changing face of Canberra (GCZZ5A)	2006-12-24	2012-12-26
January 2007	Fore!ign Currency (GC10ATF)	2007-01-12	2012-08-11
February 2007	729 Lashes (GC10WRY)	2007-02-11	2012-09-18
March 2007	Caching Invest-Mint (GC1186P)	2007-03-04	2012-10-16
April 2007	Isaacs Library (BookCrossing) (GC11ZBF)	2007-04-07	2012-10-03
May 2007	Alpine (GC12NEQ)	2007-05-05	2013-01-29
June 2007	BLUNDERING BLUNDELLS (GC13B7G)	2007-06-02	2012-09-07
July 2007	Deakin and Out (GC14BC0)	2007-07-14	2012-07-30
August 2007	Calthorpe House (GC14WTE)	2007-08-04	2012-10-01
September 2007	Lanyon Lanyard (GC164WF)	2007-09-23	2013-01-13
October 2007	Caching Fore!titude (GC16HR7)	2007-10-09	2013-01-27
November 2007	Last Stop Michelago (GC176TV)	2007-11-05	2013-07-11
December 2007	Collecta Cache (GC17W44)	2007-12-09	2012-12-19
January 2008	Tuggeranong Water (GC18JB2)	2008-01-12	2013-02-15
February 2008	Fore!midable Contribution (GC18GRJ)	2008-02-11	2012-08-11
March 2008	Free! to go caching (GC1AN33)	2008-03-30	2012-12-11
April 2008	Balderdash (GC1BMK4)	2008-04-12	2012-10-18
May 2008	Forgotten playground (GC1C4W5)	2008-05-11	2013-01-10
June 2008	How Green Is My Grass (GC1DHPX)	2008-06-25	2012-07-20
July 2008	Fallen Pines (GC1DXDF)	2008-07-06	2012-10-19
August 2008	Holden FB (GC1ERP7)	2008-08-02	2012-08-04
September 2008	Gone To The Dogs..... (GC1FVDQ)	2008-09-01	2012-07-29
October 2008	Be Prepared (GC1HN92)	2008-10-29	2012-07-17
November 2008	A Brush with a View (GC1HZJ8)	2008-11-08	2012-09-30
December 2008	100% Beef (GC1JZKA)	2008-12-19	2013-03-26
January 2009	Fore!warned is Fore!armed (GC1KQB2)	2009-01-12	2012-08-26
February 2009	Neighbourly Neighbours - Red Hill (GC1MNKE)	2009-02-17	2012-10-01
March 2009	Myrmecophobia! (GC1NCZT)	2009-03-07	2012-08-24
April 2009	Time to Rock! (GC1PZJT)	2009-04-13	2012-11-10
May 2009	Brown Hill (GC1R349)	2009-05-04	2012-10-31
June 2009	WELCOME TO Noonbinna! (GC1V1B8)	2009-06-22	2013-03-26
July 2009	The Forgotten Oval (GC1WFAD)	2009-07-27	2012-07-09
August 2009	ELG (GC1WZ6N)	2009-08-09	2012-09-22
September 2009	Geokid - Sticker Swap (GC1Z3K3)	2009-09-25	2012-08-08
October 2009	Me too, Me too (GC2083T)	2009-10-25	2012-09-29
November 2009	Bridge Banter X (GC20GJV)	2009-11-01	2012-08-09
December 2009	BRBT - 3 (GC22109)	2009-12-14	2012-08-08
January 2010	Go Go Gadget Arms! (GC22TGV)	2010-01-09	2012-07-21
February 2010	OHMPS (retired)! (GC23NFF)	2010-02-05	2012-07-22
March 2010	I'll lure you (GC24FX5)	2010-03-01	2012-10-30
April 2010	We Waived Wagga Wagga (GC261PX)	2010-04-03	2012-07-29
May 2010	Harry Houdini (GC25BD5)	2010-05-17	2012-07-22
June 2010	Calisto and friends! (GC2AWBB)	2010-06-27	2012-08-24
July 2010	A Bridge to Ainslie???? (GC2A7YP)	2010-07-09	2012-07-11
August 2010	Hemophobia! (GC2CJGY)	2010-08-01	2012-10-16
September 2010	A Ramble in Campbell (GC2EF2X)	2010-09-02	2012-10-14
October 2010	Colossal Fossil (GC2G29Y)	2010-10-02	2012-10-18
November 2010	Bucket List #1 (GC2JFCY)	2010-11-20	2012-07-22
December 2010	Ringwraith Fyshwick (GC2KNGY)	2010-12-26	2012-07-20
January 2011	Woden Valley Flood Memorial (GC2M5N1)	2011-01-08	2012-10-16
February 2011	Lucky Ten (GC2NPNN)	2011-02-12	2012-08-04
March 2011	Troll Bridge (GC2PPWY)	2011-03-04	2012-07-11
April 2011	Commonwealth Creek II (GC2TR14)	2011-04-23	2012-09-07
May 2011	Jerra Far Side (GC2VGC0)	2011-05-02	2012-09-19
June 2011	Yarralumla Blumble (GC2Y8ZF)	2011-06-15	2012-09-30
July 2011	Looking for the eclipse – But not in Mo-Town (GC2NGZ8)	2011-07-14	2012-07-17
August 2011	"Salo Salo" (GC31RKM)	2011-08-08	2012-09-22
September 2011	Old Highway Views (GC33F7Y)	2011-09-04	2012-10-25
October 2011	Still On Watch (GC36GPV)	2011-10-23	2012-09-22
November 2011	A cache for swaps (GC37Z5A)	2011-11-19	2012-07-28
December 2011	Tenant on Tennant (GC38T72)	2011-12-05	2012-09-16
January 2012	The Queens Wave (GC3BC1A)	2012-01-23	2012-10-02
February 2012	Karabar Walkway (GC3D7NK)	2012-02-24	2012-09-29
March 2012	Great Wall 3 (GC3F1NZ)	2012-03-21	2012-08-11
April 2012	Curtin Connection XVII: Paddocks (GC3H08K)	2012-04-14	2012-08-13
May 2012	Mission 7: Mawson (GC3K8J2)	2012-05-12	2012-08-04
June 2012	Spook City 1 (GC3NNVH)	2012-06-16	2012-08-14
July 2012	The Doctor Is In! (GC3R8QT)	2012-07-26	2012-08-13
August 2012	Returned & Services League (RSL) (GC3VE4J)	2012-08-26	2012-10-14
September 2012	A Nano With a View (NNC) (GC3XQZW)	2012-09-29	2012-10-09
October 2012	Remote Control (GC3XA8R)	2012-10-05	2012-11-03
November 2012	Masters of the Universe (GC411M1)	2012-11-09	2012-11-22
December 2012	Triangle Tribulation #1 - Canberra's Cliffs (GC42TQ1)	2012-12-13	2012-12-18
January 2013	Pound Puppy Princess (GC44RNR)	2013-01-22	2013-01-26
February 2013	Jerra Border (GC45X3Z)	2013-02-13	2013-02-24
March 2013	Olims no more.... (GC4754Q)	2013-03-06	2013-03-09
April 2013	Favourites Series #1 - Favourite inspirations (GC48V1Y)	2013-04-01	2013-04-04
May 2013	With the rocks (GC4BB6N)	2013-05-05	2013-05-29
June 2013	Aranda Hill (GC4DFQR)	2013-06-09	2013-06-09
July 2013	Double Chins (GC4FX25)	2013-07-09	2013-07-10
August 2013	Barking Mad Vol.4 (GC4HPYM)	2013-08-01	2013-08-10
September 2013	01 Queen: We Will Rock You (GC4M8YQ)	2013-09-01	2013-09-07
October 2013	Homesteads Backyard (GC4PP2W)	2013-10-06	2022-08-26
November 2013	Old Darwin Road (GC4RX95)	2013-11-11	2022-07-18
December 2013	Bungled Border (GC4V6CN)	2013-12-08	2013-12-10
January 2014	Birds of ACT: Rainbow Lorikeet (GC4WJWB)	2014-01-07	2014-01-09
February 2014	Margaritaville (GC4Y787)	2014-02-07	2014-02-12
March 2014	Runng Banks (GC4ZWW5)	2014-03-08	2014-03-25
April 2014	Rose's Mail Box (GC51M63)	2014-04-16	2014-04-18
May 2014	Pelican Cove (GC542R9)	2014-05-04	2014-05-10
June 2014	Caterpillar Tree (GC56QZ7)	2014-06-10	2022-07-31
July 2014	Luck Begins here (GC586F2)	2014-07-04	2014-07-06
August 2014	Picnic by the way (GC5AXEB)	2014-08-14	2022-07-01
September 2014	Berlin Wall (GC5CVXA)	2014-09-13	2014-09-13
October 2014	Ghost Gum Trees (GC5ENK6)	2014-10-12	2014-10-30
November 2014	The Sting in the Tail (GC5FYAF)	2014-11-03	2014-11-06
December 2014	Mugga Mayhem (GC5HGZ5)	2014-12-07	2014-12-07
January 2015	Memories (GC5KPBX)	2015-01-21	2015-01-25
February 2015	Three Arm (GC5MN18)	2015-02-12	2018-11-09
March 2015	Engine 'Ere (GC5NVQ4)	2015-03-05	2022-07-14
April 2015	FMWH...Salt Creek (GC5T87W)	2015-04-26	2018-06-09
May 2015	Pot a Pigeon (GC5WBTW)	2015-05-27	2016-08-02
June 2015	Queanbeyan Parks - Marj Christian Park (GC5X2HY)	2015-06-07	2015-06-08
July 2015	Back road adventures (GC5YPNB)	2015-07-04	2016-08-16
August 2015	York Park Conservation Area (GC60VHX)	2015-08-10	2015-08-11
September 2015	>inward< or (GC62Z4H)	2015-09-06	2015-09-19
October 2015	Wetland Wastelands (GC64AJA)	2015-10-01	2015-10-17
November 2015	09 Majura Cycleway (GC664E4)	2015-11-01	2015-11-20
December 2015	Rocks in the Heads (GC68B2Q)	2015-12-19	2018-11-21
January 2016	Tannabutta Apple Tree Flat Cemetery (GC69XV6)	2016-01-18	2017-09-17
February 2016	15 Majura Cycleway (GC6AVJH)	2016-02-04	2016-02-09
March 2016	Hot Diggety! (GC6CKW4)	2016-03-04	2016-03-30
April 2016	Ganmain Saleyards (GC6FAB6)	2016-04-09	2016-04-16
May 2016	Leaning West (GC6GRMM)	2016-05-01	2016-05-12
June 2016	Artesian Memorial (GC6KRGD)	2016-06-15	2016-08-02
July 2016	ARTISTIC (GC6P0ZY)	2016-07-24	2016-07-31
August 2016	Jugiong Views (GC6QZDE)	2016-08-29	2016-09-07
September 2016	The Squirrels. (GC6T85P)	2016-09-19	2016-09-21
October 2016	Snakes & Ladders (GC6TWHZ)	2016-10-02	2016-10-29
November 2016	Jazz's Run #1 - Santa's Little Helper (GC6WCPW)	2016-11-02	2016-11-13
December 2016	Tourist Point 3 (GC6Y4BG)	2016-12-14	2016-12-16
January 2017	Gotta Cache ‘Em All #2 Arcanine (GC6YTKE)	2017-01-01	2017-01-05
February 2017	Phoenix Returns II (GC70C0X)	2017-02-10	2017-02-26
March 2017	Adventure (GC727JJ)	2017-03-17	2017-03-28
April 2017	Clinker (GC73V52)	2017-04-13	2022-11-12
May 2017	ET Phone Home (GC757J5)	2017-05-07	2022-07-27
June 2017	Son of a GUN (in Gunning) (GC76WRW)	2017-06-07	2017-06-28
July 2017	Coat of Arms (GC79ACC)	2017-07-25	2018-06-15
August 2017	Pole Dancing in Throsby (GC79TYX)	2017-08-01	2017-08-27
September 2017	Sherwood Site (GC7C9K1)	2017-09-12	2017-09-20
October 2017	180 Degree View (GC7E4ZF)	2017-10-27	2018-11-07
November 2017	The Hailstorm (GC7FT0J)	2017-11-30	2022-04-17
December 2017	Hume Harbour (GC7G370)	2017-12-16	2017-12-16
January 2018	Scented Gardens (GC7H7NZ)	2018-01-16	2022-04-19
February 2018	Rain Pools (GC7JBEF)	2018-02-16	2018-03-11
March 2018	SideTracked – Gowrie (GC7M73D)	2018-03-28	2018-11-04
April 2018	Coolac Rest Area (GC7NC0P)	2018-04-21	2020-11-09
May 2018	"Country Lane" (GC7PXZK)	2018-05-18	2018-06-28
June 2018	Redback Spiders (GC7QXKN)	2018-06-08	2018-06-24
July 2018	Evatt Cemetery (GC7TCYW)	2018-07-12	2018-07-23
August 2018	First in Franklin (GC7VMBJ)	2018-08-04	2018-08-18
September 2018	Man from Snowy River Bredbo Inn (GC7Y704)	2018-09-06	2018-10-31
October 2018	Tankengines Tank (GC7YWGF)	2018-10-11	2020-09-16
November 2018	Albion Hotel (GC7ZX30)	2018-11-04	2019-08-01
December 2018	SideTracked - Bungendore (GC8147E)	2018-12-08	2018-12-08
January 2019	Historic Berrima (GC82KXQ)	2019-01-18	2019-06-12
February 2019	Reminiscing (GC83CF0)	2019-02-09	2019-02-23
March 2019	SideTracked - Tarago (GC85BDP)	2019-03-27	2019-03-31
April 2019	Welcome (GC86NX9)	2019-04-22	2021-01-28
May 2019	Stromlo Saucer (GC88229)	2019-05-19	2019-05-28
June 2019	SideTracked - Marulan (GC88RRX)	2019-06-01	2019-07-05
July 2019	Mudgee Multi (GC8B8G7)	2019-07-25	2022-04-22
August 2019	Under the top of the hill (GC8CAHV)	2019-08-18	2020-01-29
September 2019	SideTracked - Cherrybrook Station (GC8BT9Y)	2019-09-26	2019-12-27
October 2019	Cooleman Contemplation (GC8E97W)	2019-10-01	2019-10-03
November 2019	SideTracked - Beecroft Station (GC8E59H)	2019-11-23	2019-12-27
December 2019	ASPIE JELLY With ADHDed Extras (GC8HF6C)	2019-12-31	2020-01-25
January 2020	Watch Sports 13 (GC8J102)	2020-01-11	2020-01-18
February 2020	Still Spotless (GC8KFZ4)	2020-02-16	2021-04-20
March 2020	REALLY SideTracked - Bowning (GC8N08M)	2020-03-19	2020-03-21
April 2020	The Pinnacle Nature Reserve (GC8QRGK)	2020-04-04	2020-07-11
May 2020	SOAC (GC8R8GM)	2020-05-20	2020-06-13
June 2020	Hill of cooks (GC8TM53)	2020-06-09	2020-06-25
July 2020	Watch Sports 14 (GC8W3C3)	2020-07-04	2020-07-11
August 2020	Mulanggari (GC8XTND)	2020-08-04	2020-08-09
September 2020	South Canberra suburb series - Deakin (GC8ZV9Z)	2020-09-11	2020-09-21
October 2020	Hillclimb (GC90YY4)	2020-10-04	2020-10-08
November 2020	Wait for Bus (GC92JQP)	2020-11-12	2020-12-11
December 2020	Penny Farthing (GC94AAF)	2020-12-27	2021-04-19
January 2021	MINI SideTracked - Canberra (GC949B6)	2021-01-02	2021-01-24
February 2021	Taps (GC95VMB)	2021-02-13	2022-01-22
March 2021	pipe-a-matic (GC96YP4)	2021-03-01	2021-04-01
April 2021	Gigerline Gate (GC96YKG)	2021-04-21	2021-06-12
May 2021	Bison Bridge (GC9BC0K)	2021-05-16	2021-07-25
June 2021	Cook Mural (GC9CTAA)	2021-06-15	2021-08-04
July 2021	Red Hill Ruins (GC9E0T7)	2021-07-16	2021-09-02
August 2021	Flags of the World - Canadian Army Command Flag (GC9FX0D)	2021-08-10	2022-02-13
September 2021	Aranda Top (GC9HAJX)	2021-09-23	2022-02-13
October 2021	Visit Friend's house (GC9HV7A)	2021-10-28	2022-02-02
November 2021	Isabella plains (GC9JVX2)	2021-11-27	2022-02-17
December 2021	Goulburn Guarding (GC9KJ1B)	2021-12-23	2022-01-27
January 2022	Environa History Tour 3 (GC9KWGD)	2022-01-03	2022-01-10
February 2022	The Traffic Tree. (GC9N0CX)	2022-02-01	2022-02-20
March 2022	High Court of Australia (GC9P7WB)	2022-03-01	2022-03-14
April 2022	wally mc roo (GC9RZ01)	2022-04-26	2023-01-21
May 2022	Croods Cave (GC9T5ZM)	2022-05-01	2022-07-07
June 2022	REALLY SideTracked - Redlynch (GC9T2WR)	2022-06-05	2022-06-29
July 2022	Colossal (GC9XK55)	2022-07-25	2022-10-11
August 2022	Caught in Sandstone (GC9Z6ZK)	2022-08-30	2022-09-05
September 2022	Parliamentary Privileges ... AL Bonus 🦯 (GC9Y2Z3)	2022-09-03	2022-10-22
October 2022	Bentham street: nature strip (GCA0702)	2022-10-09	2022-10-12
November 2022	SideTracked – Lilydale (GCA2CJ7)	2022-11-22	2023-02-24
December 2022	Little Known Museum (GC9P76V)	2022-12-22	2023-01-13
January 2023	Black Bridge (GCA3NJX)	2023-01-07	2023-02-08
February 2023	Whipstick Gully (GCA3YT0)	2023-02-18	2023-02-23
March 2023	Cycledelic Alley (GCA5CZ6)	2023-03-01	2023-03-09

 

Edited March 12, 2023 by Goldenwattle

[+barefootjeff]

4 hours ago, Clongo_Rongo said:

i dont think GC81G1T is a Jasmer challenge really , it more like find old caches each month challenge - its a bit misleading ?

 

Who is being misled? It works the same as any other Jasmer challenge except it excludes those four months in 2000 for which there are no qualifying caches in this part of the world. No one who's done it is claiming anything other than to have completed that particular challenge as laid out on the cache page.

[+Clongo_Rongo]

The Jasmer Challenge.

To complete the challenge, you must fill your Jasmer grid by finding caches placed in every month since geocaching began in May 2000

 

GC81G1T - is not a Jasmer challenge as it excludes months

 

 

 

[+Goldenwattle]

51 minutes ago, Clongo_Rongo said:

The Jasmer Challenge.

To complete the challenge, you must fill your Jasmer grid by finding caches placed in every month since geocaching began in May 2000

 

GC81G1T - is not a Jasmer challenge as it excludes months

 

 

 

 

Read the cache title, "AUSTRALIA Only Jasmer Challenge" (AUSTRALIA!!!) That is finding a cache for every month that has a cache in Australia. Gees whizz, easy to understand. And a good deal harder to do, because of distances and lack of caches, than in some parts of the world. I drove about 20,000 kms to find the last few caches I needed. 

How can we fill squares in Australia if caches don't exist? I don't understand what it matters to you if there is a cache here with four caches missing, because we don't have any to find for those months. It wouldn't worry me if another country did this, say the UK Jasmer Challenge. Not everyone has  your money or opportunity to travel (which you have hidden...never understand why people do this, but your business), so it's nice they don't have to travel overseas to find the cache to fulfill the local one.

Edited March 12, 2023 by Goldenwattle

[+Clongo_Rongo]

Jasmer grid by finding caches placed in every month since geocaching began in May 2000  - easy to understand i think

 

its find a cache in every month excluding four months challenge   - its a fun cache i am sure,

 

but i will stick to finding the official qualifying Jasmer challenge caches 

 

 

[+The Leprechauns]

On 3/10/2023 at 9:45 PM, Goldenwattle said:

I just completed an Australian Jasmer GC81G1T.

 

Thank you for posting the nice pictures.  I love the concept of the Australian Jasmer, which I'd call a "Jasmer Variant," because I own an analogous challenge cache called the "PennsylJasmer Challenge."  All finds need to be within Pennsylvania, so the first month needed for qualifying is February 2001.  (This is the first month where there are "plenty of qualifying caches" as required by the Guidelines for challenge caches.)

 

Given the size of Pennsylvania relative to the size of Australia (or even NSW), I am sure that Goldenwattle or barefootjeff could knock out my challenge in a long weekend.   For my part, I'm off to a good start on GC81G1T, having found Lanes Cove and Queens land, along with caches for 37 other months in an Australia-only Jasmer grid.

 

Other common Jasmer Variants include Vertical Jasmers (find a cache hidden in Month X for each year from 2000 to the present) or Horizontal Jasmers (find a cache hidden in every month for Year X).  These are often called "Mini Jasmers" in the cache title.

[+thebruce0]

And no one said or implied that the Australia Jasmer variant was equivalent to a full, complete Jasmer challenge for every month since May 2000.

It's the maximum to a full Jasmer one can get, in Australia.

And there are plenty of Jasmer variants all over the world, to complete as much as possible within smaller regions like Australia, Pennsylvania, Ontario, Canada, USA, etc...

 

[+Goldenwattle]

9 hours ago, Clongo_Rongo said:

Jasmer grid by finding caches placed in every month since geocaching began in May 2000  - easy to understand i think

 

its find a cache in every month excluding four months challenge   - its a fun cache i am sure,

 

but i will stick to finding the official qualifying Jasmer challenge caches 

 

 

However, now I have done this, I 'only' need to find four more months (outside of Australia) to qualify for the international Jasmer challenges. Once I have those caches I can treat Jasmer caches (as long as caches from any part of the world are acceptable) as just ordinary caches. They won't be the challenge this  first one was.

[+Goldenwattle]

7 hours ago, The Leprechauns said:

For my part, I'm off to a good start on GC81G1T

You might be further with that cache than you think, as that cache, with the four missing months, although having been designed to allow for stay at home geocachers to qualify, it does accept foreign caches too. I would have preferred if it were only Australian caches to make the challenge more difficult, but it's not designed that way. Maybe that might be to allow foreign visitors to also qualify. I wanted to find an Australian cache for all the months that's possible for, and I did manage that. I think that was was more difficult than those who can travel the world and find them anywhere. I removed my foreign found caches from my list to only include Australian. The darker blue text shows where I have done this in the supplied list above. I also removed meet and greets and replaced them with a cache.

[+Clongo_Rongo]

On 3/6/2023 at 5:10 PM, Hügh said:

 

I've re-generated the list. Here is a complete list of individuals with four finds in every month up to September 2022 (to give six months of leeway.)

 

The previous list was generated giving much more leeway, so some people who appeared on that list are not on this one.

 

TTO2 went from six to four due to GC83C2 and GC7DE2 having their "hidden date" changed (back?) from August 2000 to August 2002.

 

FIVE:
byonke

FOUR:
TTO2
RogueAirPirate
kd51bf
unimoggers
RBMAN
WMIKE
sandra+thorsten
qrang
swelgus
indigodave
benandjayme
Denali41
yellowdogs
aogagent1
MinotRanger
WERDAVE
kzooOtters
AmayaTom
RXWranglers
HockeyHiker19
antlerridgeroad
DDSRN
FLPirate
ohjoy!
Skibug9
GB's
ardila.nl
malaika54
Aix sponsa
kayaklady52
The Wench
ZaNaBoZa
crypto51
Moldslug
PurpleHawks
PNW_Navigator
Mr.Mamba
FLtravelers
PWNC
ohmom50
Rock Chalk
dc57
Papa EGTH
lostcheq
kb0rpw
spooky_luke
dcdawn
lingbeek
sloth96
new.neo
TEAM GEOCHEF
PNWcarrots
ZSteve
Desafio
MaxB on the River
Ms Marvelous
bloodycool

 

 

hi 

are you able to add  - which country they are based ? - its a good stat 

[+Hügh]

43 minutes ago, Clongo_Rongo said:

are you able to add  - which country they are based ? - its a good stat

Unfortunately, that information is not provided by the API, so doing it manually is the only option. 

[+Clongo_Rongo]

9 minutes ago, Hügh said:

Unfortunately, that information is not provided by the API, so doing it manually is the only option. 

 

thats a shame as would be interested to see if they are the only person in the country they are based in -  would be a good stat to quote i think 

[+Goldenwattle]

Would it be possible to complete a 3 or 4 Jasmer challenge without travelling to the USA? I doubt it. We can't even complete one full Jasmer in Australia.

[+Hügh]

11 minutes ago, Goldenwattle said:

Would it be possible to complete a 3 or 4 Jasmer challenge without travelling to the USA? I doubt it. We can't even complete one full Jasmer in Australia.

 

August 2000: only four caches are available; three are in the U.S. and one is in Sweden.

[+Goldenwattle]

13 minutes ago, Hügh said:

 

August 2000: only four caches are available; three are in the U.S. and one is in Sweden.

So I was correct. This can't be completed anywhere but in the USA.

 

Can a full Jasmer be completed in Europe? Or is the USA the only place.

[+MNTA]

36 minutes ago, Goldenwattle said:

So I was correct. This can't be completed anywhere but in the USA.

 

Can a full Jasmer be completed in Europe? Or is the USA the only place.

Quick check shows active caches placed before 1/1/2001.

 

Regardless of location significant travel will be required, my longest geocaching road trip 3 days and 1800 miles to get Potter's Pond. A true gem of a cache. Should have added another day and camped there.

 

 

Non-US placement

 

December:

Australia

Scotland

New Zealand

 

November:

Australia

New Zealand

Canada

 

October:

Australia

 

September:

Denmark

Finland

 

August:

Sweden

 

July:

Belgium

 

June:

Canada

Kenya

Ireland

 

May:

New Zealand

Australia

 

Edited March 16, 2023 by MNTA

[+Goldenwattle]

  

1 hour ago, MNTA said:

Quick check

This requires a month by month search. Quicker to ask others who might know.

 

1 hour ago, MNTA said:

Regardless of location significant travel will be required

Yes. I drove about 20,000 kms to get old caches here in Australia, over several trips. Some required walks too. Several were found on a 17,000km road trip. I now have found all the old Australian 2000 caches, except one 

Australia's Used-to-be-Highest GCF7

T5 S 36° 23.277 E 148° 19.050, which likely would be too difficult for me to get to.

[+Team Canary]

3 hours ago, Goldenwattle said:

I now have found all the old Australian 2000 caches, except one Australia's Used-to-be-Highest GCF7

T5 S 36° 23.277 E 148° 19.050, which likely would be too difficult for me to get to.

 

Only 15 cachers have done all 7.

 

But, you're one of 40 who've done 6 or more.

Edited March 17, 2023 by Team Canary

[+Clongo_Rongo]

After my recent trip to the USA - i now only need 3 caches to complete my Triple - Quad Jasmer 

 

its disappointing that GCHQ don't recognise the effort and cost as a non - USA cacher to achieve this challenge 

 

i did sign both Michigan Jasmer challenge caches  on my trip 

 

Edited June 19, 2023 by Clongo_Rongo

[+Hügh]

3 minutes ago, Clongo_Rongo said:

its disappointing that GCHQ don't recognise the effort and cost as a non - USA cacher to archive this challenge 

 

Why should they? It's a completely arbitrary challenge that you yourself have decided to pursue.

[+Clongo_Rongo]

1 minute ago, Hügh said:

 

Why should they? It's a completely arbitrary challenge that you yourself have decided to pursue.

as we seem to be in a season of challenge caches for a badge each month  - lol

 

[+thebruce0]

Did you mean "archive" or "achieve"?  Did GCHQ archive a challenge?

[+Clongo_Rongo]

8 hours ago, thebruce0 said:

Did you mean "archive" or "achieve"?  Did GCHQ archive a challenge?

thanks - typo - achieve - edited

[+sloth96]

On 3/10/2023 at 3:01 PM, Clongo_Rongo said:

Just out of interest ?

 

once you complete the Quadruple Jasmer Challenge

 

What next ? - as i said before i am only 6 year 2000 caches away and long as i keep the current finds up to date 

 

i suppose the next one would be finding the second APE cache

 

so What next after that ?

 

 

As someone who is fortunate enough to be on the 4x list, there are many things to do after the Jasmer.  I completed the 50 US states.  Shortly will be completing canadian provinces. All the US counties and delorme squares are on the list.  Every country is still in the works.   Oldest in every whatever, highest in every whatever, or whatever in whatever.

 

The point of challenges for me is to give me an excuse to think differently about the world and in the process learn things. Already thinking about countries has helped me understand how airline routes are shaped be long standing international relations. Then there is understanding travel to the far northern parts of the world.  Exploring US counties gives an idea of just how diverse the US is.

 

Others seem to focus on ports or airports.  For me this does not appeal.

 

Just think about how you want to explore the game and the world. It should make clear what's next.

 

 

[+Memfis Mafia]

@Hügh First thanks for posting the list of Quad Jasmer achievers.

 

Second, how were you able to generate that list? I have been curious as it is something I am working toward and know some that are already on the list.