Ken,
Do you know for sure that your 2/7 cache is ok? I know the west flank
of the fire was over by Woolerton, but not sure how far past.
I had aerial satellite photos to work with during the operation
(sounds really cool and fancy, but it is standard) but I did not get
the most updated info on where the fire was on that side, since we
were mostly concerned with the inhabited areas and the evac/roadblocks
etc. But I did think of us standing at your 2/7 cache that day, I
could even ID the exact peak on the photo!
You may need to wait a couple weeks to go and physically check, or
even longer if they close the forest.
Trisha

On Fri, 17 May 2002, Ken Henson wrote

> 
> 
> >In order to make this post related to Geocaching, I'm wondering how
many
> >caches were in locations affected by the
>
><http://www.prescottaz.com/prescottaz/myheadline.asp?S=356&amp;P=592539&amp;PubI
> >D=8821>fire? 
> 
> Are there any caches that are known or likely to be consumed by the
fire?
> 
> Quartz Mountain Cache
> by Yavapai Co. Jeep Posse~ Rich (#1967)
> ALERT! The cache no longer exists, whether by act of nature or other
> circumstance.
> 
> This cache had been archived before the fire.
> 
> As reported by Lightning "Yup, Quartz Mtn is not only archived, it
is toast."
> 
> The next closest cache is:
> 
> 2/3/2002
> 0.96mi W "Two of Seven" by Lincoln (GC376F)
> (Arizona) last found 4/3/2002
> 
> This area did not burn... Yet.  Hopefully, it will not.
> 
> 
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