RE: [Az-Geocaching] Who Woulda Thunk It?

I see it didn't make it into the article, but I spent a fair amount of
time talking to the reporter about AZ Geocaching communities concerns
with preservation and balancing the needs of all. I also put in a plug
about the annual meeting with state land managers.

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.

Bill Tomlinson
CacheLess
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The Arizona Repugnant is actually capable of publishing an article about
Geocaching without picturing us as barbaric despoilers of the planet and
everything on it?

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0829geocache.html

I have to go now and watch the snow falling in my backyard. I'm certain
it will be starting any minute.

Steve
Team Tierra Buena