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They are called "traditional" because the first [[cache]]s were of this form. | They are called "traditional" because the first [[cache]]s were of this form. | ||
| − | A [[Traditional cache]] is likely to involve a straightforward walk to [[Ground zero|Ground Zero]] and a search for the [[cache]]. | + | A [[Traditional cache]] is likely to involve a straightforward walk to [[Ground zero|Ground Zero]] and a [[search]] for the [[cache]]. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[Cache types]] | * [[Cache types]] | ||
Revision as of 23:35, 16 February 2006
A Traditional cache is a type of cache that has a single published waypoint which is the location of the cache. They are called "traditional" because the first caches were of this form.
A Traditional cache is likely to involve a straightforward walk to Ground Zero and a search for the cache.
