CrowCachers

I had not heard that someone was at risk. Me, personally as a Geocacher, wont put a cache in any spot that would put me or another person at risk. Nor will I go after a cache that I feel is a danger to my physical abilities. Anyone who travels BC highways has to marvel at the thoughts of the powers that be to keep the people safe. LOL I wonder when the last time anyone in the decision making dept has driven the Blueberry Paulson Pass? There are high cement barricades on the uphill side of the road. I believe that this is to prevent rocks from rolling on the road. This makes me feel Very safe. NOW.....on the other side of the highway where there are 300 foot drops. To prevent US from going over in some of that horrible fog is a 3" lip of ashfault. Just commenting!!!

I am saddened to hear that we may not have Caches along the highways. I dont mean we have to have them where its dangerous to park, but in the rest stops and pull outs? What harm is there in that? Or am I misunderstanding all this? When we take a long trip, either alone or with our grandchildren, stopping, getting out, grabbing a cache, talking about it and anticipating the next one keeps younger children excited and is less likely to distract parent drivers. I am an advocate for ROADSIDE Caches! And again I emphasis.....Safe pullouts, rest stops, side roads that go in a little ways. Maybe someone should point out to BC that a little diversion (Geocache in a safe place) goes a long way to keeping drivers safe!! Crowcachers