[Az-Geocaching] Madonna of the Trail #11

[Justin Sever]

I read it twice and I didn't see one.   I would have to agree with you
that it is a waste.   Another thing in the cache description mentioned
"Thanks also to 97TJ, who actually went out and found this statue for me
- this cacher can even find caches without the coordinates!".   Maybe
that is a tribute to him, and for that, I don't mean to take anything
away from his find; however isn't the whole point of geocaching to use
your GPS to find the cache?   Maybe I'm missing the point of this one,
but I have to agree with Wyle E on this one.  If this cache is going to
stay up, I think it should have some update requirements.  

-Frobro Goose

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Farquhar, Larry
Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 2:04 PM
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Sorry if I offend anyone, but geocaching in Arizona has hit a new low. I
don't like the new virtual cache GC6FD5. It's a freebie without any
requirements. No requirement to visit the statue, no requirements to
Email the owner- there's no requirement to justify a "find" on this
statue. The "reward" is a certificate that is password protected.
However, the password is shown in the background picture and is in the
web link attached to the cache description. So what's the purpose of
this cache (if you can call it that)?
Larry Farquhar 
Team "Wyle E" 
www.happy-wanderers.com