Team PodCacher

Hey all, First post here on the San Diego thread. Thought I'd try this out. I agree with Parsa, there may be some caches after these rains that will be seriously water logged and in need of maintenance. Some containers are better than others. I ran a weather test in my backyard (read: sprinkler) to see if certain containers were actually water tight. To my suprise I actually found that some rubbermaid "snap" container (like tupperware) still let in drips of water. I have ended up using "screw on cap" containers (Walmart, Rubbermaid, clear plastic jar, white cap, various sizes) that seal well. I've found the disposable "gladware" container to be "dry season" only containers and degenerate quickly once exposed to the elements.

Many thanks

Blast! I can't seem to get rid of / delete this topic ... grrr ... Any help here? Do I simply wait until the topic becomes old and no one posts and it goes "off the board"? I know that I can "close" the topic so that no one else can post, but that doesn't seem to accomplish what I want to do ... iTrax

Okay, I can't seem to delete this topic. Searching for the "delete" button ... iTrax

I intend to delete this topic and am only posting to learn how Topics that are created and posted are organized on this forum. iTrax

Please go to one called: Keeping it a Secret (GCEBF9). I placed a TB out at this one while on my honeymoon in Oct and it has not moved. The TB is called Keychain Colony. I guess this cache site is to secret! It's a nice secluded beach to hang out at. iTrax