In British Columbia Canada the rentalsman act says I can do anything I want, short of structural changes, to a rental property as long as I put it back the way it was when I moved in.

"In a 1991 New Mexico cave rescue, it took 170 people four days to save a woman with a broken leg. The rescue team had to lay miles of telephone line in order to stay in touch with the surface." "If they'd had Kendrick's radio, the rescue time may have been cut in half." When we go caving, especially a new one, or a rescue, Who wastes time laying phone wire? Teams are two, each with a different colour string with a wire core for added strength. This way we can follow different pipes simultaneously if its a complex cave. If two can get them out we do. Otherwise one stays one goes back. With all the gear we have who wants to be carrying all this stuff. If it can be made smaller the better. I guess my point is more about the Mexico rescue thing. Cool Idea kid!

Not quite right. He sold pot seeds to us citizens. Shipping the seeds into the US in the mail. Seeds here BC are not so much LEGAL as ignored. I agree that he should not have been prosecuted by the US, he is in Canada, the ones who broke the "law" were the importers. But then again it is technically illegal here too.