Under water?

[oldgatefarmers]

Has there been any discussion on the validity of placing a cache underwater?

I know it will limit those who have access, but could be a fun way of combining two pass times.

 

Just think of the encrypted clue. Where you are now but 13m down.

[+nzkeko]

Has there been any discussion on the validity of placing a cache underwater?

I know it will limit those who have access, but could be a fun way of combining two pass times.

 

Just think of the encrypted clue. Where you are now but 13m down.

 

Hi There are few submarine caches around the world and obviously the reviewers who allowed the publishing of them are happy with them.

I agree it is a nice combination of two activities

Cheers nzkeko

[+kyb3r]

Has there been any discussion on the validity of placing a cache underwater?

I know it will limit those who have access, but could be a fun way of combining two pass times.

 

Just think of the encrypted clue. Where you are now but 13m down.

 

Well, there was the blog post by Geocaching http://blog.geocaching.com/2010/07/captain...e-week-7262010/. I guess it can be done..

edit: Oh that was a virtual cache..

Edited August 1, 2010 by kyb3r

[+ADV]

Has there been any discussion on the validity of placing a cache underwater?

I know it will limit those who have access, but could be a fun way of combining two pass times.

 

Just think of the encrypted clue. Where you are now but 13m down.

 

Yes, no problem to do these. The only one I currently know of is The Sieve, attached 1.5m below the waterline on a buoy anchor chain.

 

There was another, Sounds Like You're Being Koi which was never found, and is now archived.

 

cheers,