CatDancing

Originally posted by Parsa: If people stop placing caches off trails (ie. no need for bushwhacking) that would help a lot. Rangers often notice new and suspicious trails made by cachers. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- But if you put a cache "on-trail" or even close, it's going to be found by a mundane and then you have NO cache. It's a sad no-win scenario. > Martin (Magellan 330) How about finding a short, thick, dead limb- hollow it out. Place goodies inside in a ziploc bag. Then velcro to a tree at trails edge. Would something like that work?

Good first issue. Thank you so much for the article about wheelchair accessible caches especially the web address. Cat Dancing

This is my second visit to the forums and my first post. I lurke to learn. I really like this forum because it's made me laugh, made me cry, made me angry, and sparked my imagination. These are the same reasons I love geocaching (add it' made me swear.) I'm older than most and can't walk for more than 1/2 a mile on a good day. When I log a cache, I always put it's a short walking distance, and if it's wheelchair accessible. I would like to request that others do something similar to save us older folks from getting into trouble. 1/1 doesn't always pertain to distance. Thank you -Cat Dancing