Skipper of the Otters

I talked to the park owners last weekend, and they don't have an issue with the cache being located in their park. So Far, I don't see anybody saying they don't like it. My next problem is doing all the leg work to set this up so the rest of the divers will leave it alone. Skipper of the Otters

For a small cost you can buy either a Pelican box or and Otterbox that have been designed for underwater use. My only worry about an ammo can would be the rust factor especially in salt water. Skipper of the Otters

For a small cost you can buy either a Pelican box or and Otterbox that have been designed for underwater use. My only worry about an ammo can would be the rust factor especially in salt water. Skipper of the Otters

Ok, folks just asking for some input here before I do all the leg work to put this cache out. One item of note, to go diving here in Texas you are going to have to pay to get in anywhere I have ever been, or heard in this state. I don't know how many people would be able to get to this cache because of it's location (~50' down) But I thought I would ask the group. Skipper of the Otters I would probably say that yes, it is commercial. Paying park fees is money that goes directly into the coffers to support the park. A private scuba location is not a government-owned facility so it fits in a slightly different category. However, it’s a neat idea and something you could ask the community at large to endorse. If they endorse it I’d be happy to let it through. Jeremy -----Original Message----- From: Norfolk, Ian X. [mailto:NorfolkIX@c-b.com] Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 11:58 AM To: contact@Groundspeak.com Subject: [GEN-020809.30020] New Cache Location I'm a scuba diver and would like to place a cache underwater... The problem being that the Cache would be located in a private Scuba Park and a fee of $20 is charged for entry to go diving for a day, $10 to just enter as an observer. Would this be considered a 'Commercial Cache'? In the description I would added that a fee is charged to enter the park per person and what that fee is so you know ahead of time. I don't own the park or get any compensation out of this, I just happen to be a diver with a good location to go diving. Would this be different than a national park that charges entry fees? Skipper of the Otters