I didn't think about checking to see if there are any ammo cans laying
about. Maybe I could finance my retirement by recovering them and then
selling them to other cachers . ;-)
AZcachemeister wrote:
> There are many reasons..
> The history is probably the most universal.
> Someone might wish to revive an old cache location...maybe it was a
> good spot, but the owner dropped out.
> Although GROUNDSPEAK is officially against it, I believe we
> conscientious cachers should visit the locations of archived caches
> where there might be remaining geotrash, and remove said trash. Of
> course, due care must be taken in case the cache is currently listed
> on another listing site. That being said, I'll bet there are several
> hundred (thousands really) abandoned ammo cans waiting to be picked up
> across the U.S.A.
>
>
> AZPAUL wrote:
>> I don't understand why anyone would want a listed of archived caches in
>> the first place. Once the are archived they are of no use.
>> Paul aka "AZPAUL
>>
>> Michael Weiner wrote:
>>
>>> Bob - Thanks for the clarification :)
>>>
>>> Michael
>>> --
>>> On 7/11/07, *Bob Renner* <renner001@yahoo.com
>>> <mailto:renner001@yahoo.com>> wrote:
>>>
>>> --- CLARIFICATION ---
>>>
>>> I am not offering to share the complete database of
>>> caches I receive via Pocket Queries. I only offered
>>> to provide a list of the NAMES of the ARCHIVED caches
>>> in AZ - e.g. a list of GCxxxx names. The remainder of
>>> the information about the caches including the
>>> description and logs will have to be downloaded by the
>>> individual who receives this list. Sorry for any
>>> confusion.
>>>
>>> Bob
>>>
>>>
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