There ARE caches being placed in areas that are simply too crowded.
Recently I was at one where I couldn't make the grab for 10 minutes.
On a cache-n-dash, this was a huge time expenditure and became somewhat
irritating too. I'm sure we have all had this experience.
Therefore, why place caches where their location takes some of the fun out
of the sport?
In a message dated 1/26/2005 11:57:00 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
arizcowboy@hotmail.com writes:
If you have to put in the description of your cache:
"please use stealth" or "be discrete as there may be people around" or
anything to that extent....
Maybe it isn't a good place to put a cache (if you want your cache to stand
the test of time).
?????? Comments? Discussion?
Scott
Team RTW
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