This is just my opinion, but I have always said that if a cache description 
has to say "use stealth when retreiving the cache" or something to that 
extent... then it probably should not be placed there. If you feel the need 
to put that in your description due to the location you are hiding the cache 
in... then it is most likely going to be a short lived cache.

Scott
Team RTW


>From: "SquishyGecko" <squishygecko@yahoo.com>
>Reply-To: listserv@azgeocaching.com
>To: <listserv@azgeocaching.com>
>Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] GCJNC5 Heal Me!
>Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2004 21:56:09 -0700
>
>I was second to find on this one, after searching the area for two hours 
>and
>then bumping into AZVicki who nabbed FTF.  During our search we did arouse
>attention from both inside and outside the hospital.  I took the time to
>explain to the barista and two nurses, as well as a suspicious security
>officer, that we were on a "treasure hunt."
>
>Upon finding the cache, Vicki and I were careful to conceal the location.
>Given the nature of this hide, I would be surprised if it was uncovered by
>accident.  I do agree with you, Brian, that it was an awkward location to 
>be
>searching in, and very difficult to be stealthy here.
>
>One other quick note.  While turning over every surface that wasn't bolted
>down, we spotted what seemed like thousands of geckos in this little 
>garden.
>I lifted up one cover, turned it over, and there was a little spotted gecko
>staring up at me.  I think he's a distant cousin.
>
>Take care. :)

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