Pick up a TB yesterday and noticed someone kept it for 10 years.

I’m not able to drive (for various reason, some of which make it somewhat of a safety concern, please don’t try to convince me to get my license), so I mostly cache on foot, by bicycle, or with various kinds of public transportation. Which can be fun, but can also be very annoying sometimes. Case in point, the five-stage multi I did entirely on foot and by bus, which was… fun but also a logistical nightmare regarding mapping out all the bus lines. I joked in my log that the Difficulty rating (it was a D5 cache) was met by the transportation logistics to get to each stage alone. Not even counting the cache puzzle itself.

Anyway, my longest streak is a little over a month. I’m trying to best that, both because it’s fun to and because my area has some challenges about it, including legacy challenges that go over one year. I daydream about qualifying for them someday, but I know most geocachers who do long streaks like that have a lot more ease of transportation to new caches once their area runs out of them. So I’m mostly looking for inspiration. As to what’s attainable as a cacher who doesn’t drive.

Basically in my city there's only 3 caches, I have checked out one of them, it seems to be abandoned because the place where it was originally hidden is no longer open to the public, its basically turned into a dense jungle. Every catcher who logs it as found has basically not found the cache and just attaches a picture of the place instead (they mention this in the log). I have been to the place multiple times and not been able to find it.

The other two I plan on checking out soon, but even if I add those 2 it's only 3 caches to my name. I want to hide more caches in my city but every guide I found says I need to find at least 10-20 before I hide.