Very interesting article, Ken, thanks, brings up many of the issues we
talk about, and a new wrinkle I hadn't thought of (probably because I
am not a lawyer)....CITIES ban geocaching, because if somebody leaves
something dangerous in it and the next person gets hurt, the "hurt"
person could SUE the city. Geez!
Trisha "Lightning"
Prescott


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