I've posted a note about the closures on my two National Forest cache
pages.  I can't think of a better way to do it, other than temporary
deactivation, but it's certainly a good idea to do something to warn
unsuspecting (maybe out-of-state) cachers.  I'll leave the notes for now
and wait for a concensus about the best way to do this.

Jerry-Offtrail


On Wed, 22 May 2002 07:20:02 -0700 "Ford, Denny"
<denny.ford6@honeywell.com> writes:
> 
> With all the discussion of closing areas due to the fire 
> restrictions, I am not meaning to get into a debate on whether
> or not they should be completely closed.  The point that I would 
> like to bring up, what are we going to do as owners of
> caches, to inform our community that a cache is in a closed area.  
> We could handle it as a post or a note in the cache
> page that states it is currently in a closed area and is 
> inaccessible, or do we temporarily deactivate the caches until
> the area is re-opened.  I just think there are enough new people in 
> this game that might not know if the location is on
> National Forest, or in the case of multistage caches some or all 
> might be in closed areas.
> 
> In short how are we going to handle this situation to save ourselves 
> a lot or wasted time and energy?
> 
> Denny
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