Guest Chris Juricich Posted July 10, 2001 Posted July 10, 2001 thways, stepping on rare bushes and endangered plants, spreading our weird civilization even further. Whew. Wake up, Chris! Right now it's a bunch of fairly independent minded individuals having fun. Here in Berkeley and environs, we have one of the greatest natural resource parks ever-- Tilden right behind us and so very few of us take advantage of its bounty as it is. While I encourage folks learning about their environment and the natural beauty and hidden views available off the asphalt path most folks take, I'm reticent to push it even further. Am I being selfish or am I being ecological? And organizing? I kinda like the notion of the relative few number of us currently stumbling around inthe bush finding these little caches. Before you know it I picture an AC bus filled with people getting dropped off at trailheads armed with their Garmins and Magellans, seeking out McDonald's burger toys and the like. Brr-rr-r-rrr!! Quote
Guest Markwell Posted July 11, 2001 Posted July 11, 2001 Actually in terms of "Organized Geocaching" I think this thread was more for events like this... http://www.foxhallcup.com/geocache/ We did have a pot stirrer in here a while ago looking for a governing body for Geocaching, but that went the way of the dodo in Darwinism. Quote
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