Who is the liason with the site stewards? Or do we even have one? If someone wants to have a meeting with Ms. Estes I volunteer to go and lend moral support. Safety in numbers. As a former archaeologist, that might help as well.

>From: Brian Cluff

>Reply-To: listserv@azgeocaching.com

>To: listserv@azgeocaching.com

>Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] "Left to Ruin on Rye" is an excellent cache; should remain active

>Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 13:57:03 -0700

>ken@highpointer.com wrote:

>>In my opinion, the people with the SHPO need to realize that they

>>do not own public land. We all own the public lands. This appears

>>to me to be an excellent example of people being granted a little

>>bit of power and authority, and then using their power and

>>authority to harass people and make arbitrary decisions.

>I think we need to talk to the head of the site stewards (Ms.

>Estes?) and see how far away from an arch site they want people.

>I know the site stewards would like the range in miles, but I'm

>willing to bet that it will be much smaller than that. If we can

>get some sort of exact distance nailed down, we will be able to tell

>some of these site stewards to go jump in a lake. Right now they

>are just doing their volunteer job and keeping people from going

>near their sites... but without a definition of "near"

>Brian Cluff

>Team Snaptek

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