I'd really like to know which cache she is
referring to in the Grand Canyon, seeing how the only ones that appear on the
map are virtuals.
GC7D60/GCG7H2/GCJT00 are clearly in the park
boundaries, but are virtuals.
GCA71E is also a virtual, but outside park
boundaries
GC2DC5 is a traditional, but outside the Nat'l Park
boundary
Sounds like the reporter picked an arbitrary
location and method of hiding a cache. It's completely false. Aside
from that, congrats again CacheLess! It was good to see such a slanted
media outlet portray Geocaching in a positive manner, even though they managed
to inject a few falsehoods in for 'good measure'.
Brian
Team A.I.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2004 10:30
AM
Subject: RE: [Az-Geocaching] Who Woulda
Thunk It?
I did notice she
mentioned a cache behind a tree in the Grand
Canyon. Wonder if
that will raise any eyebrows. Funny part is, when I was talking to her
about the various agencies, I specifically mentioned that National Parks are
off limits.
CacheLess
Yeah, and I
notice they put a space in your team name that somewhat changes its meaning.
Thanks for the attempt at the plug, Bill. Someday they’ll learn to get their
facts right, instead of the way they want them to
be.
Oh, and I
hope to have the cache page for the land management event submitted for
approval before the end of the day.
Steve
Team Tierra
Buena