Disabled Caches

[+MtnMutt-ProDuckShins]

Today!!!

 

Due to CDC Guidelines & Gov. Islee on Covid-19, I'm placing all my Caches on the Disable List. Any logs on these Caches shall be Deleted.

 

Stay at Home, Stay Healthy!!

 

That's my story & I'm sticking with it. Once this Crud is gone I'll bring them back for your Caching enjoyment....

[+dprovan]

You can't really delete find logs for legitimate finds, and I'm not sure why you're bothering to threaten that, anyway. "Stay at Home, Stay Healthy!! OR ELSE!" seems mighty unfriendly.

 

Disable the caches that are in areas where the local rules prevent geocaching if you think you need to, but do it because you care about the people seeking your caches. It's not your job to punish them because you think they broke the rules.

[Keystone]

Have you removed all the cache containers for the cache pages you temporarily disabled?  That is the only way you can really enforce a threat to delete logs.  If the finder signs the physical log, they can log an online find.  Remove the physical log, and they can't.

[+MtnMutt-ProDuckShins]

Attention...

 

To align with state and local stay home to save lives measures, trailheads, campgrounds, and day use areas* within the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest will be temporarily closed.  These closures are based on guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. “We are following CDC and departmental guidelines regarding COVID-19, are closely monitoring the situation and will evaluate potential impacts to the Forest and respond as needed.” said Jamie Kingsbury, Forest Supervisor with the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.  The closure order is in effect through September 30 unless rescinded earlier.

 

Forest Service offices are currently providing virtual services and staff are available to answer questions by phone or email.

 

*Day use areas include trailheads, visitor centers, OHV staging areas, viewpoints, boat launches, interpretive sites, and picnic areas.

 

Snoqualmie Valley Trail is closed, PCT is closed, John Wayne Trail closed, Rattlesnake Lake area closed, Mailbox Peak closed, the roadway closed yet the groups of Kayakers are still going out & not following the CDC guidelines & Gov Islee guidelines.

I watch the Kayakers go by on Weekends. People are think they don't have to follower rules. They go around road blocks, gates & signs.

 I'm glad of the closures yet sad for the youth who think they are invincible & can do what they want, they must feel Rules are meant to be broken.