N1WWZ

I have a chache that was a two stage multi. I have now eliminated the first stage and want to keep the final as the only part of the cache. Does anyone know if I can chage to cache type from multi to a traditional cache? Do I have to archive it and resubmit it? (I am still waiting for a responce from my local approver.) N1WWZ

I have not spoken to any in the society about it. I was looking for some thoughts on it. I did not give it much thought. Now that I think about it it does seem like it could be a touchy subject.

Just wondering if anyone is also a member of a historical society? Do you schedule any caching events as a group with the society? I did a quick search in the forums and did not see any topics like this. As I am a active member of my local historical society the thought has run through my mind, caching as a group or setting up caches as a group. N1WWZ

I don't mind if anyone uses it as long as I get first hide of this concept here in CT. I'm still in the early stages of this one and it should be complete by the end of April. If all the snow was gone I could have it hid in about 2 weeks. Sounds like I should make it a mystery cache then. Still early to decide. N1WWZ

This would be a three part series designed to collect information cards that would aslo be a puzzle card. After collecting all 12 pcs and putting the puzzle together you will have some information that would lead you to a prize cache. The info being collected is for education purposes and the prize cache is a bonus. N1WWZ

I spent a little time looking for the answer to this, so I will throw the ? out. I want to make a cache that will list a set of cords. I don't want to make it a multi. I want to have the cords be the CENTER location for two or three cache containers that would all be within a 20-30 foot radius. The cache idea is to collect information from the containers. I dont want to make it difficult. It would make it so that a family or group would go here and two or three people would be looking for seperate containers, more or less a group cache. Let me know what you think. Maybe something here goes against to rules that I did not come across. Thanks, N1WWZ