WMDan

Ah I never thought about throwing out a needs archiving...although I was thinking about keeping the page online and such. I suppose it would make no difference either way, I just thought that this was a nice spot for a cache. I just didn't want people to come looking for it, and have nothing there to find.

I did visit the cache site, and could not find the container. Recent logs indicate that the container was empty, broken, and lidless so I assume the container got tossed in the trash by the park. Thanks for all the advice! I am going to email the CO and see if I can adopt the cache.

Hey folks, I am interested in maybe taking over a geocache near my home that is in major need of maintenance(it has been logged as such). I know the CO owns a lot of other geocaches so maybe they just can't find time to get around to repairing this cache. The cache is a couple hundred feet away from my house so It would be easy for me to maintain, and it would be my first geocache that I would own, so I figured it would be an easy way to get into hiding my own caches. I know I have to email the CO to get permission to take over the cache, but just out of curiosity I was wondering what would happen after that, for example, how would I take over the cache page and such? Any information, input, or advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Ha ha I drive my 2003 Pontiac Grand Am! Not to great for off roading...

I have a blog that I just started that will include some of my adventures in geocaching! I also talk about local hiking trails in my area (Central New York State), and it includes videos. Check it out if you would like! http://woodsmandan.wordpress.com/