YEA! GO DIAMONDBACKS!!! (Stomped them darn Yanks 9-1 !!)

~~trisha
Sorry everybody, I couldn't help myself!

Just to warn y'all, we have a cache up here that in my opinion is less than
optimal.....Flash went to the Miller Creek cache (west of Prescott), and the
only thing in it was a copy of a book and a tape authored by the cache
hider. (He fancies himself an expert on the trails around here) The first
finder placed a camera, of all things! And Flash added a coveted YCJeepPosse
button. Other than that, nothing. So, if you don't care about what you find,
no problem. Otherwise, now you know.
"Lightning"

----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Wood" <wood@myblueheaven.com>
To: <az-geocaching@listserv.snaptek.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 6:24 PM
Subject: RE: [Az-Geocaching] Who needs a GPSR


> At 05:51 PM 10/27/2001 -0700, you wrote:
> >That IS really odd. Was there any type of identification to a cache
"name"?
>
> The caches had no markings other than "www.geocaching.com" and something
> like "please do not move" written in black marker.  There was no cache
name
> or e-mail address to identify them.  The cache log did have a person's
> name, but there is no user at www.geocaching.com with that username.  The
> thing that I found odd was that the log entries were for "team 3" and
"team
> 4" as the people who found the caches.  Makes me think it was for some
sort
> of special event, but if that happened on the 19th, I would hope that the
> owner would go pick them up if the event is over, and if not, it would be
> nice to have the event logged.
>
> >If you can reveal it, what was the name of the park? I'm only aware of
one
> >archived cache in Tucson, that's probably not it.
>
> Sure, it is Agua Caliente park on the far East side of Tucson.  This park
> is a true oasis in the desert and since I first discovered geocaching it
> was where I wanted to place my first cache.  Of course I don't want to
> place one there now and hide it well and have people confuse one of the
two
> I found for it, since they are poorly hidden.
>
>
> >I agree that we all need to be responsible in the placement, and finding,
of
> >the caches. A few bad circumstances can ruin it for everyone. There's
> >already enough controversy going on about the placement and seeking of
> >caches.
>
> Especially down here in Tucson where we are really losing so much of our
> outdoors.  I don't mean by development, I mean by restrictions being put
on
> all public lands by the Forest Service and the State of Arizona.  I went
> out to find the new Colossal Cave Cahe today and was shocked to find that
> they now have a toll both set up out there and have gated off what was one
> of the most senic drives on Tucson's eastside.  Now you have a soulless
> bypass road that takes you to the interstate and completely bypasses the
> rolling hills of the Colossal Cave area.
>
> Anyway, I should get back to the important stuff, the Diamondbacks are
> beating the Yankee's as I write this.
>
>
> In liberty,
>
> Scott
>
> wood@myblueheaven.com
>
> Have you been to www.myblueheaven.com today?
>
>
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