[GeoStL] Re: etiquette question
- From: "CNubel" <CNubel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 15 Dec 2004 09:43:55 -0600
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Thanks for all the replies and all the advice. I hadn't thought about
who would maintain the cache after it was placed. I've got lots of
friends and family in the area, but finding someone who will actually
care enough to keep the cache up to snuff may be a problem. So that
idea of the long distance cache is gone.
I already knew that TB's were mission specific so I will carefully check
each one before moving it somewhere it may not want to go.
Chirs
aka
Mystic777
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Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 7:44 AM
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Subject: [GeoStL] Re: etiquette question
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Chris, I have a cache in the Arboretum at the University of Miami in
Coral Gables Florida. It is maintained by a professor friend of mine. If
the property owner, which you said was a friend, is willing to take care
of the cache, then I see no problem getting it approved. I just email
my friend when the log gets wet, and in Florida that happens quite
often, and he replaces the container or log.
As for the TBs, I agree with Bernie and Tim, make sure you know where
they need to go..
Mike
Bernie wrote:
>-
>
> Chris, you should be pretty well confused by now. One email says to
place
>the cache and the next one says do not. It is always a good idea to
place a
>cache that is easy for you to maintain. The work begins after you place
the
>cache. Containers get damage and/or eaten by animals. I've had micros
moved
>by animals and when you get two no finds on your cache, you should go
out
>andsee if it still there. Checking on your cache in NC would be a bit
of a
>problem Hope this helps.
> Also it is generally accepted that one should find about 50 or so
caches
>before placing one, so you kind of get the feel on how it is done.
Bernie
>
>
>CNubel wrote:
>- Hi, I am very new to Geocaching, so new that I plan on looking for my
>firstcache tomorrow morning. I have an etiquette question about travel
bugs.
>I am going to North Carolina for the holidays and I was wondering if it
was
>ok if I took 3 or 4 travel bugs with me and left them in some east
coast
>caches? It seems like this is the whole idea behind travel bugs, but I
>wantedto check and make sure that it was ok to take them that far. I
can
>assure you that the bugs will be well taken care of, enjoy their trip
to the
>beach, and be lovingly placed in only the finest of caches. I plan on
>placinga cache at the North Carolina Battleship Memorial while I'm
there.
>(http://www.hnsa.org/ships/bbnc.htm[1] ) The administrating captain is
an
>oldfriend of mine so I should have no problem getting permission.
Thanks
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