Caches up for adoption in Massachusetts

[Hatredcopter]

I own 3 caches in Burlington, MA that I won't be able to tend to any longer.

 

Is anyone interested in adopting any of these? They're all in close vicinity of each other. I'd hate to disable them.

 

Bee's Nest

Simonds Says

Headquarters

[Pup Patrol]

I own 3 caches in Burlington, MA that I won't be able to tend to any longer.

 

Is anyone interested in adopting any of these? They're all in close vicinity of each other. I'd hate to disable them.

 

Bee's Nest

Simonds Says

Headquarters

 

You would need to archive the caches, not disable them, and go pick up the containers, if you can't maintain them, and can't adopt them out to anyone.

 

Help Center → Hiding a Geocache → Geocache Ownership: A Long-Term Relationship

3.16. My Geocache Needs to be Archived

 

http://support.Groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=56

 

While we never permanently delete a geocache from our system, you can archive it. On your geocache's page, just click "Archive Listing," enter any comments, and submit the log entry. This will remove your geocache listing from search results.

 

To archive a geocache is to remove the listing permanently. A geocache owner can archive their own listing. A geocache owner cannot unarchive it.

 

Once your geocache has been archived, please be sure to remove the physical container from its hiding spot ASAP.

 

This one hasn't been found since last October. String of dnf's...have you gone out to check if it is still there?

 

http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC34QFX_headquarters

 

 

B.

Edited June 28, 2014 by Pup Patrol

[+cerberus1]

I own 3 caches in Burlington, MA that I won't be able to tend to any longer.

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I'd hate to disable them.

 

Bee's Nest

Simonds Says

Headquarters

Agree with the Pup, pick 'em up or ask someone to do so on the cache page, then archive.

You disable them, not "able to tend to any longer" and they're just someone's left trash.