[Az-Geocaching] cache for trash
Team Coyote1022
listserv@azgeocaching.com
Sun, 26 Jan 2003 18:30:13 -0700
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I spent the day yesterday (Saturday) puttin' around in the Jeep on Tonto
Forest land and collected half a bag of litter (I use the 55 gallon drum
size bags) and an old tire! I saw some great country and got some exercise
by jumping in and out of my CJ5! I've come to the conclusion the litterbugs
prefer "BUD Light"!!!
Gordon
Team Coyote1022
-----Original Message-----
From: az-geocaching-admin@listserv.azgeocaching.com
[mailto:az-geocaching-admin@listserv.azgeocaching.com]On Behalf Of Ben
Dilcher
Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2003 5:06 PM
To: Azgaocaching
Subject: [Az-Geocaching] cache for trash
When out in the forest or dessert I seem to pick up a lot of trash. I
bet you all do the same. If you don't shame on you! I am going to start
posting in my logs just how much trash I picked up on my geocaching
adventures into the great out doors. I bet if others do this we will start
to get a better name for ourselves. Today I was in the Migus Mtn area and
picked up 1 plastic shopping bag of trash and hauled it out. I seen about
15 other people in the 9 or 10 miles of dirt roads that I tooled around on
today. If every one of those people where geocachers and picked up 1 bag of
trash, could you imagine how nice the forest would be?
This is just a thought that could raise every ones karma. Not to
mention how much it would help the future of geocaching. If a forest
official or anyone for that matter where to visit the site and see what
geocachers are doing to help then I feel we would have more support.
The forest service also has an Adopt A Site program that I thought some
of us could get involved in. I don't know all the rules to it but it sounds
like a good way to meet other geocachers and get good publicity. If anyone
is interested please check with your local forest officials to get further
info. I think it would make a neat geocachers rendezvous.
Thanks
Ben Dilcher and family (a.k.a. TEAM WILLYS)
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[mailto:az-geocaching-admin@listserv.azgeocaching.com]<B>On Behalf Of =
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<DIV> When out in the forest or dessert I seem to pick up a lot =
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trash. I bet you all do the same. If you don't shame on =
you! =20
I am going to start posting in my logs just how much trash I picked up =
on my=20
geocaching adventures into the great out doors. I bet if =
others do=20
this we will start to get a better name for ourselves. Today I =
was in=20
the Migus Mtn area and picked up 1 plastic shopping bag of trash and =
hauled it=20
out. I seen about 15 other people in the 9 or 10 miles of dirt =
roads=20
that I tooled around on today. If every one of those people =
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geocachers and picked up 1 bag of trash, could you imagine how nice =
the forest=20
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<DIV> This is just a thought that could raise every ones =
karma. =20
Not to mention how much it would help the future of geocaching. =
If a=20
forest official or anyone for that matter where to visit the site and =
see what=20
geocachers are doing to help then I feel we would have more =
support. =20
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<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV> The forest service also has an Adopt A Site program that I =
thought=20
some of us could get involved in. I don't know all the rules to =
it but=20
it sounds like a good way to meet other geocachers and get good=20
publicity. If anyone is interested please check with your local =
forest=20
officials to get further info. I think it would make a neat =
geocachers=20
rendezvous.<BR><BR> Thanks </DIV>
<DIV> Ben Dilcher and =
family =20
(a.k.a. TEAM WILLYS)</DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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