[GeoStL] Re: Log books

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You might be able to make a good case under those circumstances but it would then be argued to do one of two things. Use the code word in the 1st location to lead to a 2ond higher spot with a trinket box OR use a container like an old Nalgene bottle with a scroll or something like a waterproof matches container with a log scroll.

I have a Nalgene bottle cache at choices. It is in a location that looks like is a collection place for water. The contents are nice and dry.

glenn
mostly confused by the whole mess

At 04:55 PM 2/28/2003 -0600, you wrote:
Micros would not be the only problem. I've used code words in several caches that regularly flood. While in those places I was able to rig up something that will maintain a code word through flooding, I could not do something with a log book that would withstand flooding.
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From: geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Jen Guyer
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 4:33 PM
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Subject: [GeoStL] Log books

I spent some time today in the forums. (My email program went on strike this morning, so couldn't even read what little mail was here.) I found the discussion on log books interesting. I am assuming this new mandatory log book thing is fairly new. For those who haven't heard this yet, traditional caches now have to have log books. You can't just put a code word in and have people email for verification. It should make for some interesting ideas for log books in micros.

Jen 

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Glenn
St. Louis, Mo



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