Don't they in essence "force" you to stay out of them now? If you enter after posted hours aren't you fined or something right now? Seems to me I recall a recent spring picnic where threats were issued for entering a closed park. It would seem the same type of regulations would apply, would they not? On Wed Nov 02 17:06:45 CDT 2011, "Mr. EX-President" <mogamoga2010@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > That's an interesting statement, ED. I would have a hard time > believing they would put up no trespassing signs. I believe they > would just close the gates and you would enter at your own risk. > There just wouldn't be any facilities open or water available, no > cut grass, etc. The property was purchased by taxpayers money. > Could they force us to stay out? > > Date: Wed, 2 Nov 2011 08:32:38 -0500 > From: n0wnv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [GeoStL] Re: St. Louis County Park Closures > > > I guess if they (St Louis County) close the parks > I guess there > will be no trespassing and all the caches will have to come > out of > there and a lot of unhappy cachers who search for them. > > On 11/2/2011 6:05 AM, Dan Baldenweck wrote: > St. Louis County is proposing closing > some parks because of > a budgetary shortfall. The list includes some of the > biggies: > West Tyson, Greensfelder, Lone Elk, Simpson...and many > more. > Here's a map: > > http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&vpsrc=6&ctz=300&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=211388461394182029991.0004b0b1e3d928ccdeb1d&t=m&ll=38.659778,-90.43396&spn=0.53618,0.75531&z=10&source=embed >