+Natureboy44 Posted October 23, 2003 Posted October 23, 2003 Does anyone have any info as to whether or not there are restrictions on caches in cemetaries? I've done 3 virtual caches in cemetaries in Colorado, however what I have in mind is a little more elaborate. Therefore, before spending the time/effort in setting it up, i thought I seek the wisdom of my fello NE cachers. Quote
+Natureboy44 Posted October 23, 2003 Author Posted October 23, 2003 Like my spelling of cemetary? Quote
+Renegade Knight Posted October 23, 2003 Posted October 23, 2003 They are ok, respect for the environment is the key. Of course it's always the key. Quote
+Tonsil Posted October 23, 2003 Posted October 23, 2003 Well, there's this one hunt I went on, where we hiked a while and ended up in this public cemetary not far from Aliquippa. I thought it seemed strange at first, I mean it said something about a children's playground on the cache page, but I've screwed those things up before, so I rolled with it. Well, I got to the coords and here it was at a grave, right there in the middle of the place. I would have just given up then and there but the dirt around it was all soft and stuff like it was recently dug. So I went at it figuring I had come this far, and pretty soon I found the cache! It was the biggest container I have found yet, and wood too! What was awesome was that I was FTF, because there was a ring and a wristwatch! w00t! I wanted to trade fair but I only hade some Pokemon cards and a rubber frog. That was one of the best caches ever! I hope I get to do more like that... ------------------------------ Have you had your house checked for Rae Dawn Chong? Quote
+lostinjersey Posted October 23, 2003 Posted October 23, 2003 presuming you aren't thinking of a virtual which would likely not be approved under the new guidelines, you just need to be respectful. I doubt the approvers would be a stumbling block as they can't see what you've done, just make sure that the spot doesnt interfere with anyone's main reason for being there (i.e. to grieve) I personally find them very interesting as they usually take you to a really interesting headstone, mausoleum or something similar. Done tastefully they can be a welcome diversion from the typical tres stump or pile of rocks and logs... Quote
+Natureboy44 Posted October 23, 2003 Author Posted October 23, 2003 I agree, respect for all concerned is key and should part of the planning process. Quote
+IV_Warrior Posted October 23, 2003 Posted October 23, 2003 When it's my time to go, can I have a hidden compartment in my tombstone to hide a micro? Can I get the cache pre-approved, before I expire? I'll leave it in my will that whoever gets the $2.50 i'll probably have left at that time has to do cache maintenance..... Not holding back Quote
+lostinjersey Posted October 24, 2003 Posted October 24, 2003 quote:Originally posted by IV_Warrior: I'll leave it in my will that whoever gets the $2.50 i'll probably have left at that time has to do cache maintenance..... would they also be required to do grave maitenance too? cause I ain't trimming no grass around no headstone! Quote
+MeeMaw Posted October 24, 2003 Posted October 24, 2003 The first cache I put out is in a cemetery Orchard Hill It's a multi-cache where you go from grave to grave to find the final location. In this case, it's my own grave, or should say future grave. I think it's great that people will come to visit me after I'm gone! I'm not sure who will maintain it though. Quote
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