After reading the response below I am ever more convinced that locationless
caches should be in a subgroup. Under these conditions multiple find by a
team would be acceptable and probably right for this locationless cache.
Team Sand Dollar
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Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 10:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Increase your find count
> I thought everyone might be interested in the response I received from the
> other team who logged multiple finds on my historical places cache, it's
> below my comments here. I also wanted to comment on locationless caches.
I
> agree that they should belong in a sub catagory of caches just like the
> benchmarks, but I also believe that they can be fun and still help you
find
> new areas of your town that you may not have known were there. Just my
> thoughts...
>
> Chris
> Cache-meifucan
>
>
>
> Thanks for the clarification. It is a little unfortunate. The kids and I
>
> were having a ball looking for historical sites in our area. I understand
>
> not logging a site more than once, but you might want to reconsider
letting
>
> a team do more than one. I was reading through the ones that were found
and
>
> found them more than interesting. If a team, or group of teams, can
document
>
> what is at the www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com it makes it more
>
> interesting it see. How many people will visit Connecticut or Washington.
I
>
> have this marked so as new one appear I can read about them. I'm using it
>
> with my sons to teach them about things that happened in our area. They
have
>
> even taken a liking to history.
>
>
> Oh well, just my thoughts. Happy Geocaching. If you should change your
mind,
>
> please let me know. I'm working on locating the rest within Tolland County
>
> Connecticut.
>
>
> Yours with a GPS.
>
> Jim Michaud
>
> Part of The Michaud Gang.
>
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