TheWalcks

I should have mentioned that there was a needs maintenance logged 3 months ago that wasn't cleared. I will log another one to see if that causes any activity. I can replace the log and keep my eye on it for a bit before moving to the next step. Thanks again

Before you request that this cache be archived, verify that you can place a new cache there. Do the guidelines still permit a cache in that location? Are their any local rules or regulations that would now forbid a new cache from being placed (or make the process especially onerous). Good thought. I believe it is within all the guidelines, but will double check.

Thanks for the replies! I think I will replace the log for now (so others will have the opportunity to log their finds) and then put in a needs archived request. If it gets archived, I may just replace because it is a fun little find in a park with no other caches!

We found a cache very near home last night. The problem is that the log was completely full and we couldn't sign. I had brought a new log with me, but it turned out to be a very micro cache and I couldn't find a new log in without removing an old log. I thought I would email the owner and see if they would like me to swap out the log (and maybe mail the original log to them if they weren't in the area). Unfortunately, they have not been active for more than a year and I can't email them. Should I just replace the log anyway and hold onto the original? Is there a mechanism in place to "adopt" the cache? Still fairly new at this and don't want to break any rules, so any advice is welcome. Thanks!