[Az-Geocaching] If It's Not a Find, What Is It Then?

[Randy Kinkel]

Steve, 
I had trouble opening Tubular 1 also, but I forgot to mention it in my log!  that one was good because there was a spot nearby that seemed to fit the name, but it wasn't in there.  nice decoy that fooled a lot of people, including me.   

Mozartman
Randy Kinkel
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Team Tierra Buena 
  To: Arizona Geocaching 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 10:13 PM
  Subject: [Az-Geocaching] If It's Not a Find, What Is It Then?


  I think it's safe to say that the consensus on this list is that you've got to sign the log to log the find. But if you don't get to sign the log, what then?

   

  Say you get to the cache site, you can physically see the container, but you can't get to it because it's surrounded by bees? Or say you can physically hold the container in your hands, but you're too weak and/or too stupid to figure out how to open it, and there's no indication on the cache page that there's any kind of trick or puzzle to get the cache open? Or say you go back to the same cache site four times before you finally find the container?

   

  Almost everyone seems to agree these situations are not "finds", but are they "not finds"? Do you log them as NFs or do you consider these cases where you just can't log the find yet?

   

  All opinions welcome, but for the record, we have logged NFs in all three of the above situations. You can find our bee log at Titan Missile Museum, our "couldn't get it open" at Tubular-1, and our *three* NF logs at Holiday Cache (we have also eventually logged finds at the last two of those). So this is not exactly a hypothetical exercise for us. Our opinion is on the cache pages, but how would you have handled these situations? Log 'em or leave 'em? Or something else?

   

  (Please don't say "claim 'em".)

   

  Steve

  Team Tierra Buena 



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