[Az-Geocaching] Cache Placing Philosophy

[Brian Cluff]

I've never seen that cache personally since Jason hid it while at cancer
camp, but we were reading some of the notes and it was sounding like a few
of the people that weren't finding it said they they knew where it was
after looking at the pictures.
Anyway, Jason just went up there this last weekend.  Hopefully he checked
on it so that we can either verify it, replace it, or archive it.
I personally think it might be gone since it seems to have dissappeared
just after some blasting caps were reported up there.  My thoughts are
that whoever went up there looking for the blasting caps might have run
across our cache.  I wish I knew for sure, since that might mean that we
actually had one of if not the first cache to get blown up :)

Brian Cluff
Team Snaptek

On Sun, 7 Apr 2002, Baja Fleg wrote:

> I got to looking at the highest days unfound caches and noticed that Mind
> you Mine was one of them.  Me and Teri found that cache just after Larry
> when we went up to Prescott for the Perseid Meteor campout event cache.  I
> remember that one very well and thought it was a easy to find once you got
> to the area.  We drove most of the way back to the cache but because of our
> then expert GPS skills we started bushwacking accross country.  If we would
> have only stayed in the Jeep, ugh.  Anyway we walked just about right to it.
>   We covered it as we found it when we left and were very much alone.  We
> did pass two vehicles on the way out who were just 4X4ing up the road and
> even chatted with one of them, not about geocaching but about Jeeps.  Anyway
> long story short I do find it very strange that it has gone so long without
> being found after so many people have looked for it.  Larry is that about
> how you remember it??
> Also I do have to admit that I like those stats that include how long its
> been since the last find, those are the caches that I like.
>
> Michael
> Team TJ