Need help maintaining cache in eastern Colorado

[+fsafranek]

On a recent trip to visit my family in Limon, Colorado I found several caches and placed two. But since my primary residence is in the San Diego area and I only get out to Limon twice a year (summer and Christmas) I can't get my caches activated due to concerns that they won't be maintained in a timely manner. So I need to find someone within a reasonable distance from Limon, that's basically anyone in the flat half of the state, who will agree to repair, replace or remove the cache in a timely manner if something goes wrong. If someone is up for this, and the reviewer agrees, I'll give you the waypoint name and you can be the FTF as well.

 

Please help.

[+Team Laxson]

On a recent trip to visit my family in Limon, Colorado I found several caches and placed two. But since my primary residence is in the San Diego area and I only get out to Limon twice a year (summer and Christmas) I can't get my caches activated due to concerns that they won't be maintained in a timely manner. So I need to find someone within a reasonable distance from Limon, that's basically anyone in the flat half of the state, who will agree to repair, replace or remove the cache in a timely manner if something goes wrong. If someone is up for this, and the reviewer agrees, I'll give you the waypoint name and you can be the FTF as well.

 

Please help.

 

Hello fsafranek!

 

When you have a moment, please send me an email (through my profile) with some details about the caches (size, difficulty, terrain, etc) and we may be able to help out.

[Cache Whisperer]

With the price of gas being what it is...I wish you luck in your request.

 

Your best bet would be to ask a member of your family in Limon to do the maintenance. They don't need to be a geocacher, they only need to know where you hid the two containers.

[+fsafranek]

With the price of gas being what it is...I wish you luck in your request.

 

Your best bet would be to ask a member of your family in Limon to do the maintenance. They don't need to be a geocacher, they only need to know where you hid the two containers.

Thanks. I thought about that since they know where the caches are located but I didn't want it to seem like I just created a new account with a local address just so I could get them published. It makes sense but it also seemed "too convenient". I'll check on this other offer above before I resort to that. But thanks for the suggestion just the same.