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Thursday, 20 April 2006

Pole to Pole 2006 -- CALL FOR APPLICANTS

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Pole to Pole 2006 CALL FOR APPLICANTS www.EnrollToPole.com 144 people aged 18-28 will be selected to be a part of this epic project, centering around the First Ever Human Powered Expedition from the South Pole to the North Pole through Africa and Europe... Discover What's Possible... Apply Now! The selection camp is this summer! Two Pole to Pole Expedition Teams will ski Antarctica, sail to Africa, bike through Europe, trek through Russia, and navigate to the North Pole. Pole to Pole Advance Teams will travel to Africa, Europe, and Russia to undertake 6 month-long humanitarian projects along the Expedition Path. Pole to Pole Education Ambassador Teams will travel to schools around the planet educating students with energetic programs and activities. For details about the project and how to apply visit: www.EnrollToPole.com

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Cache concentration

Cache concentration is the term use by Groundspeak and its volunteer cache approvers to determine the concentration of caches in an area. Groundspeak has set a guideline of 528 feet (or 160 meters) for the minimum distance between caches. So when placing a cache, you should ensure that no other active cache is within 160 meters of yours, otherwise it won't get approved. 160 meters is also the maximum distance a cache can be moved to.

Source: cache-advance (volunteer cache approver)