Fpr those of you who dont recognize it, that is an insulin syringe, sometimes used for not so legal injections. Definitely not something I wish to come across, given the biohazardness of it. Altho, sadly, I did come across one at the Prescott Courthouse Square near the benchmark.

Bill A <billa41@qwest.net> wrote:

I had a talk with the Phoenix Park Rangers a while back and they were OK
with caches in the mountain parks if:
They were in a CLEAR container so anyone can see that it is safe to open.
It is close to the trails, say not over 10 feet away.
The area to access the cache is hard stable ground.

Take a look at the pictures I posted for the cache below. See what I found
in a small black plastic container!

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?IID=83f2b907-5f76-43d2-a7cb-d248fdd392d8&LID=6276655

Bill - The Watcher

----- Original Message -----
From: "Roping The Wind"
To:
Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2005 10:58 AM
Subject: RE: [Az-Geocaching] Please consider the container you hide


> On the subject of cache containers: As much as I like ammo box caches...
> maybe using a see thru clear container is a smarter choice. Then when some
> freak (95% of america these days or so it seems) finds it... they can see
> what is in it and they will not jump to conclusions and call the bomb
> squad out! I really like Puz-zel's cache boxes... he makes most of his out
> of wood and they blend in nicely with the environment and they look rather
> natural.
>
> Anyways, my 0.36 cents worth.
>
> Scott
> Team Ropingthewind
>
>

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