I agree with listing an expiration date. (I don't think I quite agree with the need to have a finite life for each cache, but that is the choice of the owner. Some caches I think are too good to have a limited lifespan.) Please do list the date you plan to pull. That would certainly help the rest of us know how long we have to get it. 

Brian LaFrance <brian@brianlafrance.com> wrote:

Sounds like a reasonable idea.  I might suggest (you've probably thought of this already) posting an expiration date on each one.  That way, people who want to go look for them don't put them off too long. 

 

Brian

 

 

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Subject: [Az-Geocaching] (no subject)

I am self-imposing a limited lifespan on my physical caches. They will be pulled and archived after a set amount of time passes, in order that I may keep my hiding techniques fresh and offer the local cachers the continuous challenges of new finds. Additionally, this move will keep any environmental damage around a site to a minimum.

Jeff of TEAM 360.

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