+PeakFault Posted May 8, 2011 Share Posted May 8, 2011 1. I have an idea for a Multi Cache which will tell an interesting historical story taking in several beautiful locations in the process. However the start and end points could well be over 50 miles apart. Is this distance allowed? I can see nothing that tells me it's not but I don't know if anyone knows any different? 2. I also want to place a cache on an island that is only accessible by boat. There are daily boat trips to the island in question but obviously all will cost money. Again I'm fairly sure this isn't a problem as long as I'm not trying to flog tickets for any of the boat trip companies but just grateful for advice, things to consider etc. Quote Link to comment
+The Blorenges Posted May 8, 2011 Share Posted May 8, 2011 1. I have an idea for a Multi Cache which will tell an interesting historical story taking in several beautiful locations in the process. However the start and end points could well be over 50 miles apart. Is this distance allowed? I can see nothing that tells me it's not but I don't know if anyone knows any different? Yes, it's allowed. In your cache page description, it would be a good idea to let cachers know that they're in for a long distance hunt, or give them some indication of the time to complete the whole multi. 2. I also want to place a cache on an island that is only accessible by boat. There are daily boat trips to the island in question but obviously all will cost money. Again I'm fairly sure this isn't a problem as long as I'm not trying to flog tickets for any of the boat trip companies but just grateful for advice, things to consider etc. Boats to islands are usually OK, but run it past your local reviewer to check first. MrsB Quote Link to comment
+PeakFault Posted May 8, 2011 Author Share Posted May 8, 2011 1. I have an idea for a Multi Cache which will tell an interesting historical story taking in several beautiful locations in the process. However the start and end points could well be over 50 miles apart. Is this distance allowed? I can see nothing that tells me it's not but I don't know if anyone knows any different? Yes, it's allowed. In your cache page description, it would be a good idea to let cachers know that they're in for a long distance hunt, or give them some indication of the time to complete the whole multi. 2. I also want to place a cache on an island that is only accessible by boat. There are daily boat trips to the island in question but obviously all will cost money. Again I'm fairly sure this isn't a problem as long as I'm not trying to flog tickets for any of the boat trip companies but just grateful for advice, things to consider etc. Boats to islands are usually OK, but run it past your local reviewer to check first. MrsB Thanks for clearing this up for me. I'll certainly check with my reviewer regarding the boat/island one. There are other permissions I'll need in order to get a cache placed here as well but I reckon it'll be totally worth it if I get that permission!! Quote Link to comment
+Unobtainium Posted May 8, 2011 Share Posted May 8, 2011 1. I have an idea for a Multi Cache which will tell an interesting historical story taking in several beautiful locations in the process. However the start and end points could well be over 50 miles apart. Is this distance allowed? I can see nothing that tells me it's not but I don't know if anyone knows any different? Yes, it's allowed. In your cache page description, it would be a good idea to let cachers know that they're in for a long distance hunt, or give them some indication of the time to complete the whole multi. 2. I also want to place a cache on an island that is only accessible by boat. There are daily boat trips to the island in question but obviously all will cost money. Again I'm fairly sure this isn't a problem as long as I'm not trying to flog tickets for any of the boat trip companies but just grateful for advice, things to consider etc. Boats to islands are usually OK, but run it past your local reviewer to check first. MrsB Thanks for clearing this up for me. I'll certainly check with my reviewer regarding the boat/island one. There are other permissions I'll need in order to get a cache placed here as well but I reckon it'll be totally worth it if I get that permission!! Post all of the permissions into a reviewer note before you submit it, it'll save a bit of time. Quote Link to comment
+PeakFault Posted May 8, 2011 Author Share Posted May 8, 2011 Post all of the permissions into a reviewer note before you submit it, it'll save a bit of time. Yes I will, thanks. To be honest there is no guarantee I'll get permission. It's the National Trust I have to approach about it, hopefully they'll agree to a micro cache being placed on their land but we'll see. Quote Link to comment
+Graculus Posted May 9, 2011 Share Posted May 9, 2011 (edited) If you are not already familiar with the map resources we reviewers use then MapIt! lets you enter coordinates to give you OS maps (Streetmap) and MagicMapIt to give you the MAGIC map which shows the NT land area (and other areas where permission is required. When the maps open you can email that URL to the NT so they can see exactly where your cache will be. Click here to find out more about the MAGIC map. Chris Graculus Volunteer UK Reviewer for geocaching.com UK Geocaching Information & Resources website www.follow-the-arrow.co.uk Geocaching.com Knowledge Books Edited May 9, 2011 by Graculus Quote Link to comment
+reddeeps Posted May 9, 2011 Share Posted May 9, 2011 If you look on the GAGB site there are details about agreements with the national trust and how to go about it and who to contact. Quote Link to comment
+Mark+Karen Posted May 9, 2011 Share Posted May 9, 2011 Before you approach the National Trust scout out the location and get the coordinates and convert them to OS grid, which is what they'll require. Then provide them with an exact description of where you'd like to put the cache. Which island btw? Just that if there isn't any caches there at the moment there may well be a reason for that! Quote Link to comment
+PeakFault Posted May 9, 2011 Author Share Posted May 9, 2011 Thanks for all the useful help guys, really much appreciated. Quote Link to comment
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