[GeoStL] Re: appropriate containers
- From: "Dan Eubanks" <deubanks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2002 10:08:51 -0600
I have two caches in waterproof metal containers. (ammo boxes) I may run
into the same trouble as Glenn but for now I have no plans to change them
out. One is on the property where I work. Everyone I work with knows where
and what it is. The other is on conservation land. It is plainly marked and
is registered with the conservation office via a special use permit.
Dan
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jkinder@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
"- appropriate containers for hiding your own cache (e.g., trend towards
not using ammo boxes)"
HI ,
I wondered about this. I just received a note from another geocacher that
I needed to use an ammo box. I also read that in other countries that this
is frowned upon because W.W.I & W.W.II artifacts and old mines are
occasionally still found. What would the rational be for not using ammo
boxes in the states?
geocachette
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