Is there a checked to find caches logged that have a year or more since it was last logged?

Question

I would like to know how many caches (and which caches) I have logged that have at least a year pass since another caches logged it.

Answer 1

There is no way to create checker using this condition, because the checkers do not have access to the other finds.

But you can find something similar under the name Lonely Caches.

Answer 2

- Go to the Lonely Caches page (http://project-gc.com/Statistics/LonelyCaches)
- Select 'Hide Found / Owned / Not Found' from the 'add filter' drop-down box.
- Tick 'Not Found'.
- Click 'Filter'.

This will list all of your finds by how long ago they were last found. Any caches showing more than 365 days have gone more than a year without a find.

It might be worth checking the actual cache listing though, as someone might have found them in the last day or two, which won't have updated on project-gc yet.

Answer 3

The lonely caches page only shows the average loneliness of a Cache (see description on that page: "The loneliness is calculated by dividing the age of the geocaches (in days) by the number of finds.").

So there can be more days of loneliness between two finds than it is shown on this page.

I once had a challenge that required to find a cache which hasn't found for at least a year. I didn't find a way to search for such a cache in my finds. So I produced a list of all unfound caches around my homezone and sorted this list by last found date. There was one cache which hasn't been found for 361 days, so I waited 4 days, hoping that no one else would find it in these days, and then I went out and got it.

And on the lonely cache page this cache is shown with an average loneliness of 53 days...