Lockable enclosure for valuables securable by a weighting material

Abstract

The present disclosure relates to a securable enclosing apparatus for valuables comprising: a first enclosure capable of receiving a volume of weighting material, the first enclosure defining thereby an internal volume; and a second enclosure defining an internal volume capable of receiving valuables, the first enclosure and the second enclosure are configured to enable being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the first enclosure at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure. The second enclosure may have an external volume less than the internal volume of the first enclosure, thereby being disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, which securely locks the second enclosure together with weighting material. The second enclosure may be secured to an interior wall, base, or ceiling of the first enclosure, or alternatively, it may be disposed externally and separately from the first enclosure.

Description

[0001]LOCKABLE ENCLOSURE FOR VALUABLES SECURABLE BY A WEIGHTING MATERIAL CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS The disclosure claims priority to US Provisional Patent Application No.63 / 527441 filed on July 18, 2023, the entire contents of which is incorporated by reference herein. TECHNICAL FIELD The disclosure relates to portable containers for securing valuables. BACKGROUND When people desire to go swimming at a beach, they typically carry belongings with them such as food, clothing, wallets or handbags, phones, in some cases tablet computers and so on. The problem arises when a single beachgoer or each of the beachgoers in a party go into the water for swimming or whatever other activity. The belongings must remain on the beach in an unsecured manner on the blanket which they placed on the sand. Thereby, the belongings are subject to theft or vandalism by others who are traversing the beach. A similar situation can occur when one or more persons are in other outdoor locations such as camping or hiking when it is desired to leave valuables in a set location while the person or persons proceed to other locations. SUMMARY The present disclosure relates to a novel and nonobvious method and apparatus of securing valuables in an outdoor location when one or more persons must leave the location to participate in outdoor activities such as swimming or hiking or for other reasons. More particularly, in one embodiment, the present disclosure relates to a securable enclosing apparatus for valuables comprising: a first enclosure capable of receiving a volume of weighting material, the first enclosure defining thereby an internal volume; and a second enclosure defining an internal volume capable of receiving valuables; the first enclosure and the second enclosure configured to enable being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the first enclosure at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure. The securable enclosing apparatus may comprise the second enclosure having a structural configuration providing an external volume less than the internal volume of the first enclosure, the second enclosure configured to be disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, at least the first enclosure configured to securely lock the second enclosure together with weighting material. The second enclosure may be configured to be securely enclosed by a locking device. The second enclosure may be secured to an interior wall, base, or ceiling of the first enclosure. The securable enclosing apparatus may further comprise weighting material disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, wherein the weighting material comprises at least one of (a) sand, (b) stone, (c) wood, (d) water, or (e) any locally sourced material. The securable enclosing apparatus further comprising weighting material disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, may be configured wherein the first enclosure and the weighting material define a weighted anchoring structure to deter the removal or theft of contents disposed within the second enclosure or removal or theft of the second enclosure from an anchored position. The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein the second enclosure is freely disposed within the first enclosure. The securable enclosing apparatus further comprising weighting material disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, May be configured wherein the weighting material is disposed within the first enclosure to enable the second enclosure to be freely movable within the internal volume of the first enclosure. The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein at least the first enclosure comprises at least one locking member to enable securing weighting material therewithin. The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein the second enclosure is disposed within the first enclosure and the at least one locking member further enables securing the second enclosure and weighting material within the first enclosure. The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein at least one of the first enclosure and the second enclosure is at least water-resistant. The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein the first enclosure includes at least one grasping member. The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein the at least one grasping member is detachable from the first enclosure. The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein at least one of the first enclosure and the second enclosure is formed of at least one of (a) cloth, (b) leather, (c) synthetic leather, (d) plastics, (e) fiber woven fabrics, (f) thermos plastic rubbers, (g) metallurgic substances, (h) wool, (i) polyester, (j)or other fabrics known to in the art of being cut resistant. The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein at least one of the first enclosure and the second enclosure is formed by at least a portion of (a) bag, (b) box, (c) container, (d) crate, (e) bucket, (f) sack, (h) tote, (i) cooler, (j) backpack, (k) rucksack, (h) pocketbook, or (i) case The securable enclosing apparatus may further comprise at least a third enclosure capable of receiving a volume of weighting material and connected externally or disposed internally within the first enclosure. The securable enclosing apparatus may further comprise at least one connecting member between the first enclosure and the second enclosure thereby enabling the second enclosure to be disposed externally from the first enclosure. The securable enclosing apparatus may comprise wherein the second enclosure is attached directly to an exterior surface of the first enclosure The securable enclosing apparatus may be configured wherein the second enclosure further comprises at least one locking member thereby the at least one locking member being accessible while the second enclosure is externally disposed from the first enclosure. In one embodiment, the present disclosure relates to a method of conveying a set of data to an end user for securing valuables of the end user, the method comprising the steps of: a. Identifying a first enclosure and a second enclosure, the first enclosure configured to enable receiving a weighting material therewithin, the second enclosure configured to enable receiving and securing valuables of the end user, and Transmitting a set of data to an end user for securing valuables of the end user the set of data comprising instructions for modifying the first enclosure by insertion of a weighting material within the first enclosure, the set of data comprising instructions to enable the end user to perform actions such that the weighting material within the first enclosure in combination with the second enclosure results in an increase in security of the valuables beyond that provided by the second enclosure being utilized by the end user without utilization of the first enclosure. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user may include wherein the instructions in the step of transmitting a set of data to the end user includes identifying the first enclosure and the second enclosure to be configured to enable the second enclosure to be disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the internal volume of the first enclosure at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user may include wherein the instructions in the step of transmitting of the set of data includes incorporating at least one connecting member between the first enclosure and the second enclosure thereby enabling the second enclosure to be disposed externally from the first enclosure. Alternatively, the method of conveying a set of data to an end user may include wherein the instructions in the step of transmitting of the set of data includes attaching the second enclosure directly to an exterior surface of the first enclosure. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user may include wherein the instructions in the transmitting of the set of data includes incorporating at least one locking member thereby the at least one locking member being accessible while the second enclosure is externally disposed from the first enclosure. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user may include wherein the transmitting of the set of data to the end user is caused to be received by the end user by at least one initiator of the transmission of the set of data via at least one of (a) oral instructions; (b) hand-written instructions; (c) printed instructions; (d) radio transmission; (e) television transmission; (f) telephonic transmission; and (g) an electronic device. In still another embodiment of the present disclosure, the present disclosure relates to a set of data conveyed to an end user for securing valuables of the end user, the set of data pertaining to a first enclosure and a second enclosure, the second enclosure configured to receive and secure valuables of the end user, the set of data comprising instructions for modifying the first enclosure by insertion of a weighting material within the first enclosure, the set of data comprising instructions to enable the end user to perform actions such that the weighting material within the first enclosure in combination with the second enclosure results in an increase in security of the valuables beyond that provided by the second enclosure being utilized by the end user without utilization of the first enclosure. The set of data conveyed to an end user may include wherein the instructions include identifying that the first enclosure and the second enclosure are configured to enable being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the first enclosure at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure. The set of data conveyed to an end user may include wherein the instructions include providing at least one connecting member between the first enclosure and the second enclosure thereby enabling the second enclosure to be disposed externally from the first enclosure. Alternatively, the set of data conveyed to an end user may include attaching the second enclosure directly to an exterior surface of the first enclosure. The set of data according may include wherein the instructions include providing at least one locking member to the second enclosure thereby the at least one locking member being accessible while the second enclosure is externally disposed from the first enclosure. In one embodiment, the present disclosure relates to a method of enabling an end user to secure valuables of the end user, the method comprising: providing a weighting structure having a position with respect to a surface, the weighing structure comprising at least one connecting member connected to the weighting structure, the at least one connecting member extending to a position beyond the surface, and providing an enclosure to an end user, the enclosure configured to enable receiving and securing valuables of the end user, the at least one connecting member extending to a position beyond the surface thereby enabling the end user to connect the enclosure to the at least one connecting member to secure valuables therein. The method may include wherein the step of providing a weighting structure includes providing a weighting structure that is at least a portion of (a) a log; (b) cut lumber; (c) stone; (d) granite: and (e) a metallic object. The method may include wherein the step of providing an enclosure to an end user includes incorporating at least one locking member with the enclosure thereby the at least one locking member being accessible while the enclosure is externally disposed beyond the surface BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Various objects, features, and advantages of the disclosed subject matter can be more fully appreciated with reference to the following detailed description of the disclosed subject matter when considered in connection with the following drawings, in which like reference numerals identify like elements: FIG.1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the securable lockable enclosure according to the present disclosure. FIG.1A is a cross-sectional view of the securable lockable enclosure of FIG.1. FIG.2 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the securable lockable enclosure according to the present disclosure, and FIG.3 is an elevation view of still another embodiment of the securable lockable enclosure according to the present disclosure. DETAILED DESCRIPTION The present disclosure relates to a lockable enclosure for valuables securable by a weighting material. The purpose is to enable persons in outdoor settings such as beachgoers to leave their valuable items such as wallets, purses, pocketbooks, cell phones, cash, bank cards, etc. in a safe unattended condition while the person or persons to enter the water, or in some cases, go on a hiking trail, etc. Turning now to FIG.1, there is disclosed a securable enclosing apparatus 100 for valuables. Securable apparatus (Trademark Beach BlockerTM) 100 comprises an outer or first enclosure 110 capable of receiving a volume of weighting material (not shown). The outer or first enclosure 110 thereby defines an internal volume 112. The apparatus 100 further comprises an inner or second enclosure 120, or Personal Items / Valuables Holder. The inner or second enclosure 120 is capable of receiving valuables (not shown). The first enclosure 110 and the second enclosure 120 are configured to enable being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material (not shown) within the first enclosure 110 at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure 120. The second enclosure 120 has a structural configuration providing an external volume 122 less than the internal volume 112 of the first enclosure 110, The second enclosure 120 is configured to be disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure 110. At least the first enclosure 110 is configured to securely lock the second enclosure 120 together with weighting material. The secure locking of the first enclosure 110 may be enabled via dual zippers 114.that extend along the upper surface 1141 and side surfaces 1142 (opposite end surface not shown in perspective view). Dual zippers 114 may be secured via a lock 116 inserted through openings in zipper tabs 114’. The lock 116’ may be a combination lock or a standard key lock or other means known in the art. The secure locking of the second enclosure 120 may similarly be enabled via dual zippers 124 that extend along the upper surface 1241 and side surfaces 1242’ and 1242”. In a similar manner as with respect to first enclosure 110, dual zippers 124 may be secured through openings in zipper tabs 124’. Also, in a similar manner, a lock, not shown, may be inserted through openings in zipper tabs 124’. Again, the lock may be a combination lock or a standard key lock or other means known in the art. The second enclosure 120 may be configured to be securely enclosed by a locking device or mechanism 126. The second enclosure 120 may be secured to an interior wall, base, or ceiling of the first enclosure 110. (The interior wall, base or ceiling are not explicitly shown). As noted, the first enclosure 110 will be filled by an end user so as to comprise weighting material (not shown) disposed within the internal volume 112 of the first enclosure 110. The weighting material may include at least one of (a) sand, (b) stone, (c) wood, (d) water, or (e) any locally sourced material. The weighting material when disposed within the internal volume 112 of the first enclosure 110 and the first enclosure 110 define a weighted anchoring structure to deter the removal or theft of contents disposed within the second enclosure 120 or removal or theft of the second enclosure 120 from an anchored position. In an embodiment, the second enclosure 120 may be freely disposed within the first enclosure 110. In this case, the weighting material is disposed within the first enclosure 110 to enable the second enclosure 120 to be freely movable within the internal volume 112 of the first enclosure 110. At least the first enclosure A comprises at least one locking member or mechanism 116 to enable securing weighting material there within. The at least one locking member r mechanism 116 may be inserted through dual zipper tabs 114’’. The second enclosure 120 is disposed within the first enclosure 110 and the at least one locking member or mechanism 116 further enables securing the second enclosure 120 and weighting material within the first enclosure 110. The second enclosure 120 includes a zipper track 124 extending along the perimeter of the upper surface 1241 and side surfaces 1242’ and 1242”. At least one of the first enclosure 110 and the second enclosure 120 may be at least water-resistant, which includes waterproof. The first enclosure may include at least one grasping member, e.g., handle 118. Handle or handles 118 may be removable. The at least one grasping member 118 may be detachable from the first enclosure 120. The first enclosure 110 and / or the second enclosure 120 may be formed of at least one of (a) cloth, (b) leather, (c) synthetic leather, (d) plastics, (e) fiber woven fabrics, (f) thermos plastic rubbers, (g) metallurgic substances, (h) wool, (i) polyester, (j)or other fabrics known to in the art of being cut resistant. The first enclosure 110 and / or the second enclosure 120 may be formed by at least a portion of (a) bag, (b) box, (c) container, (d) crate, (e) bucket, (f) sack, (h) tote, (i) cooler, (j) backpack, (k) rucksack, (h) pocketbook, or (i) case. In an embodiment, securable apparatus 100 may include at least a third enclosure (not shown) capable of receiving a volume of weighting material (not shown) and connected externally or disposed internally within the first enclosure 110. FIG.1A is a cross-sectional view as indicated in FIG.1 of the first enclosure 110 under a surface 10, such as sand at a beach. The enclosure 110 contains weighting material 150, as described previously with respect to weighting material in FIG.1, and second enclosure 120 which contains valuables 160 of an end user, as also described previously with respect to valuables in FIG.1. The second enclosure 120 is illustrated attached for example to a side wall 110’ of first enclosure 110. Alternatively, second enclosure 120 may be unattached to first enclosure 110 while positioned internally of first enclosure 110, and may be secured by the weighting material 150. Thus, the second enclosure 120 may be positioned loosely within the first enclosure 110 and the weighting material 150 prevents or limits motion of the second enclosure 120 within the first enclosure 110. Turning now to FIG.2, there is disclosed another embodiment according to the present disclosure of a securable enclosing apparatus 200 (Trademark Beach BlockerTM) for valuables. Securable enclosing apparatus 200 preferably includes first enclosure 110 illustrated in FIG.1 and also second enclosure 120 also illustrated in FIG.1 In an embodiment, securable enclosing apparatus 200 comprises first enclosure 210 capable of receiving a volume of weighting material (not shown). First enclosure 210 thereby defines internal volume 212, which may be equal to or different from internal volume 112 of first enclosure 110 of securable enclosing apparatus 100. The apparatus 200 also further comprises a second enclosure 220., or Personal Items / Valuables Holder, which may be the same as, or differ from, the second enclosure 120 applied to securable enclosing apparatus 100. The second enclosure 220 is capable of receiving valuables (not shown). As with respect to securable enclosing apparatus 100, with respect to securable enclosing apparatus 200, the first enclosure 210 and the second enclosure 220 are configured to enable being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material (not shown) within the first enclosure 210 at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure 220. In contrast to securable enclosing apparatus 100, securable enclosing apparatus 200 includes at least one connecting member 230 between the first enclosure 210 and the second enclosure 220, thereby enabling the second enclosure 220 to be disposed externally from the first enclosure 210. Alternatively, the second enclosure 220 may be directly attached to an exterior surface of the first enclosure 210, such as a side wall to which the connecting member 230 is shown attached to first enclosure 210 at attachment point 231 and to second enclosure 220 at attachment point 232. In this case, the connecting member 230 is not required. Since second enclosure 220 is disposed externally from first enclosure 210, if desired, such as due to the volume of valuables that are intended to be secured in second enclosure 220, external volume 222 of second enclosure 220 may actually be greater than internal volume 212 of first enclosure 210. Second enclosure 220 may further include at least one locking member 226 thereby the at least one locking member 226 being accessible while the second enclosure 220 is externally disposed from the first enclosure 210. In view of the similar or identical nature of first enclosure 210 and second enclosure 220 of securable enclosing apparatus 200 with respect to securable enclosing apparatus 100, securable enclosing apparatus 200 may include the other features previously identified with respect to securable enclosing apparatus 100. More particularly, dual zippers 214 may be secured via a lock 216 inserted through openings in zipper tabs 214’. The lock 216 may be a combination lock or a standard key lock or other means known in the art. The secure locking of the second enclosure 220 may similarly be enabled via dual zippers 224 that extend along the upper surface 2241 and side surfaces 2242’ and 2242”. In a similar manner as with respect to first enclosure 210, dual zippers 224 may be secured through openings in zipper tabs 224’. Also, in a similar manner, a lock 226 may be inserted through openings in zipper tabs 224’. Again, the lock may be a combination lock or a standard key lock or other means known in the art. In a similar manner as with respect to securable enclosing apparatus 100, the first enclosure 210 and / or the second enclosure 220 may be formed of at least one of (a) cloth, (b) leather, (c) synthetic leather, (d) plastics, (e) fiber woven fabrics, (f) thermos plastic rubbers, (g) metallurgic substances, (h) wool, (i) polyester, (j)or other fabrics known to in the art of being cut resistant. The first enclosure 210 and / or the second enclosure 220 may be formed by at least a portion of (a) bag, (b) box, (c) container, (d) crate, (e) bucket, (f) sack, (h) tote, (i) cooler, (j) backpack, (k) rucksack, (h) pocketbook, or (i) case. Referring again to FIGS.1, 1A and 2, the present disclosure relates also to a method of conveying a set of data to an end user for securing valuables of the end user, The method comprises the steps of: Identifying a first enclosure and a second enclosure, e.g., first enclosure 110, 210 and second enclosure 120, 220, wherein the first enclosure 110, 210 is configured to enable receiving a weighting material 150 therewithin, and wherein the second enclosure 120, 220 is configured to enable receiving and securing valuables 160 (see FIG.1A, not shown with respect to FIG.2) of the end user; and Transmitting a set of data to an end user for securing valuables 160 of the end user. The set of data comprises instructions for modifying the first enclosure 110, 210 by insertion of a weighting material 150 in FIG.1A, (not shown in FIG.2) within the first enclosure 110, 210. The set of data further comprises instructions to enable the end user to perform actions such that the weighting material within the first enclosure 110, 210 in combination with the second enclosure 120, 220 results in an increase in security of the valuables (160 in FIG.1A, not shown with respect to FIG.2) beyond that provided by the second enclosure 120, 220 being utilized by the end user without utilization of the first enclosure 110, 210. With respect to FIGS.1 and 1A, the instructions in the step of transmitting a set of data to the end user may include identifying the first enclosure 110 and the second enclosure 120 to be configured to enable the second enclosure 120 to be disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure 110 being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the internal volume 112 of the first enclosure 110 at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure 120. With respect to FIG.2, the instructions in the step of transmitting of the set of data may include incorporating at least one connecting member 230 between the first enclosure 210 and the second enclosure 220 thereby enabling the second enclosure 220 to be disposed externally from the first enclosure 210. Further with respect to FIG.2, the instructions in the transmitting of the set of data includes incorporating at least one locking member thereby the at least one locking member 226 being accessible while the second enclosure 220 is externally disposed from the first enclosure 210. The transmitting of the set of data to the end user can be caused to be received by the end user by at least one initiator of the transmission of the set of data via at least one of (a) oral instructions; (b) hand-written instructions; (c) printed instructions; (d) radio transmission; (e) television transmission; (f) telephonic transmission; and (g) an electronic device. Referring again to FIGS.1, 1A and 2, the present disclosure relates also to a set of data conveyed to an end user for securing valuables of the end user, The set of data pertains to first enclosure 110, 210 and second enclosure 120, 220. As previously described, the second enclosure 120, 220 is configured to receive and secure valuables (160 in FIG.1A, not shown with respect to FIG.2) of the end user. The set of data comprises instructions for modifying the first enclosure 110, 210 by insertion of a weighting material 150 in FIG.1A, (not shown in FIG.2) within the first enclosure 110, 210. The set of data comprises instructions to enable the end user to perform actions such that the weighting material 150 in FIG.1A, (not shown in FIG.2) within the first enclosure 110, 210 in combination with the second enclosure 120, 220 results in an increase in security of the valuables beyond that provided by the second enclosure 120, 220 being utilized by the end user without utilization of the first enclosure 110, 210. The instructions include identifying that the first enclosure 110, 210 and the second enclosure 120, 220 are configured to enable being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the first enclosure 110, 210 at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure 120, 220. With respect to FIG.2, the instructions may include providing at least one connecting member 230 between the first enclosure 210 and the second enclosure 220, thereby enabling the second enclosure 220 to be disposed externally from the first enclosure 210. Alternatively, since the second enclosure 220 may be attached directly to an exterior surface of the first enclosure 110, the instructions may include directing attachment of the second enclosure 220 directly to an exterior surface of the first enclosure. The instructions include providing at least one locking member 226 to the second enclosure 220 Thereby the one or more locking members 226 are accessible while the second member 220 is externally disposed from the first enclosure 210. Referring now to FIG.3, the present disclosure relates also to a method of enabling an end user to secure valuables of the end user. Referring also to FIG.2, the method comprises the step of: providing a weighting structure 300 having a position with respect to a surface 310’, wherein the weighing structure 300 comprises at least one connecting member 320’, 320”, 320’” connected to the weighting structure 300. The one or more connecting members 320’, 320”.320’” extend to a position beyond the respective surfaces 310’, 310”, 310’”. The method further comprises the step of: Providing an enclosure, e.g., see FIG.2, second enclosure 220, to an end user. As described previously for FIG.2, the enclosure 220 is configured to enable receiving and securing valuables of the end user. The one or more connecting members 320’, 320”.320’” extend to a position beyond the surface 310’ thereby enabling the end user to connect the enclosure 220 to the one or more connecting members 320’, 320”.320’” to secure valuables therein. The surface 320’ may be horizontal, or at an angle as per surface 320”, or vertical as per surface 320” with respect to the end user and the enclosure 220 for securing valuables of the end user. Thereby, the method may be implemented in various locales, such as a beach resort, a swimming pool, in an area having a sloped surface such as with respect to surface 310”, from inside or within a building such as with respect to surface 310”’. The embodiments are not limited in this context. In one embodiment, the step of providing the weighting structure 300 includes providing a weighting structure that is at least a portion of (a) a log; (b) cut lumber; (c) stone; (d) granite: and (e) a metallic object. In one embodiment, the step of providing the enclosure 220 to an end user includes incorporating at least one locking member 226, see FIG.2, with the enclosure 220. Thereby the one or more locking members 226 are accessible while the enclosure 220 is externally disposed beyond the surface 310’ or 310” or 310’”. Method of Operation 1. Referring to FIGS.1 and 1A, when a user is or users are walking onto a beach, which can be at the ocean, the sea, a lake, pond or the like, the securable enclosing apparatus 100 (i.e. lockable bag aka the Beach Blocker (Beach Bag+Locker) 100, acts as any other beach bag may. The user carries personal belongings inside of the securable enclosing apparatus 100. The belongings or valuables 160 may include beach towels, sheets to lay on, beach chairs, extra clothes, food, wallets, keys, purses, etc. 2. After arriving at the intended location for sitting while on the beach, the user or users proceed to remove all of the valuables 160 out of the first enclosure 110 so that it is completely empty. 3. If handles 118 are detachable, then the user or users may remove the handles 118 and place them inside the first enclosure 110 and proceed to fill the first enclosure 110 up with weighting material 150 such as sand (an example of a weighting material) from the beach. Once the first enclosure 110 is filled with sand (obviously, the more sand there is inside the first enclosure 110, the heavier it will be) then it will be sufficiently weighted to act as an anchoring mechanism. It should be noted that 3 cubic feet (about 0,085 cubic meters) of sand weighs nearly 300 lbs (about 136 kg). Handles 118 can be detachable for added security (if the handles 118 are removed and locked inside first enclosure 110, it becomes more difficult for multiple unauthorized personnel to come by and lift up the first enclosure 110). The first enclosure 110 may be made of any material although the greater the tensile strength and tear resistance of the material the better will prevent or minimize ripping or tearing if lifted up while it is filled with sand (an example of a weighting material) and will be harder to cut if an unauthorized user has or users have a knife or blade. Also, if multiple unauthorized users tug on the first enclosure 110 simultaneously, it will not tear as easily giving the authorized user or users ample time to notice an unauthorized user is or users are trying to break in to steal belongings of the authorized user or users. In a similar manner, sturdy construction of the zipper 114 and tabs 114’ is more advantageous as the zipper 114 is an obvious potential point of entry for an unauthorized user or users. The weight of the bag or first enclosure 110 will be sufficient to deter thieves from attempting to steal one’s belongings. Note that sand weighs approximately 90 lbs. per cubic foot (about 1602 kg per cubic meter) so a bag with a volume of 3 cubic feet (about 0.085 cubic meters) would weigh approximately 270 lbs. (about 122.7 kg) when completely full. It is expected that in most cases, the user or users would fill the first enclosure 110 with sand totaling a weight of about 200 lbs. (about 91 kg). As noted previously, the weighting material 150 can be disposed within a separate enclosure (not shown) that is then inserted within the first enclosure 110 together with the second enclosure 120. Typically, one would then add all of one’s valuables desired to have locked inside the first enclosure 110 into the Personal Item / Valuables Holder or second enclosure 120 provided. As previously indicated, the holder or second enclosure 120 can be attached to the interior of the first enclosure 110, or be completely separate from the first enclosure 110 and simply placed inside of the first enclosure 110. When the user is or users are ready to leave the beach, the user or users simply open the first enclosure 110 by unlocking and removing the lock 116, remove the personal item / valuables holder or second enclosure 120, and dump the sand or other weighting material 150 out. If handles 118 were detached, the user or users just reattach them to the first enclosure 110. The user or users can then reload all belongings into the first enclosure 110 in order to leave the beach the same way he or she arrived. Referring to FIG.2, in this case, the personal valuables are positioned within the second enclosure 220 preferably prior to arrival at the location. The second enclosure 220 may be positioned temporarily inside the first enclosure 210. Upon arrival at the location, the second enclosure 220 is withdrawn from the interior of the first enclosure 210 if it has not been transported separately. The first enclosure 210 is constructed in a similar manner as described previously for first enclosure 110, while the second enclosure 220 is constructed in a similar manner as described previously for second enclosure 120. Weighting material 150, such as sand, described previously with respect to FIG.1A, not shown in FIG.2, may be inserted inside the first enclosure 210 and a connecting member 230, such as a metal cord, chain, or thick rope which is cut resistant, is attached to secure the first enclosure 210 to the second enclosure 220 via attachment point 231 on first enclosure 210 and attachment point 232 on second enclosure 220. The second enclosure 220 may be positioned above the surface at the location while the first enclosure 210, which now contains the weighting material, such as weighting material 150, is buried underneath the sand or gravel at the location so as to act as an anchor to prevent unauthorized movement. When the user or users return to the location, the first enclosure 210 is then accessed from beneath the surface, opened, and the weighting material is emptied at the location so that the user or users may, if desired, insert the second enclosure 220 inside the first enclosure 210 with or without the connecting member 230 still attached, and depart from the location. In one embodiment, the connecting member 230 is eliminated and the second enclosure 220 is attached directly to the exterior of first enclosure 210 at a suitable position such as to the side wall to which connecting member 230 is shown attached at attachment point 232. With respect to FIG.3, the weighting structure 300 and the connecting member 320’, 320”, 320’” are pre-positioned at the particular location beneath or behind surfaces 310’, 310”, 310’”. The user or users simply connect second enclosure apparatus 220 to the connecting member 320’, 320”, 320’” upon arrival and disconnect the second enclosure apparatus 220 from the connecting member 320’, 320”, 320’” so as to enable departure from the location with the valuables. Although the present disclosure and its advantages have been described in detail, it should be understood that various changes, substitutions and alterations can be made herein without departing from the spirit and scope of the disclosure as defined by the appended claims. Moreover, the scope of the present application is not intended to be limited to the particular embodiments of the process, machine, manufacture, composition of matter, means, methods and steps described in the specification. As one of ordinary skill in the art will readily appreciate from the disclosure, processes, machines, manufacture, compositions of matter, means, methods, or steps, presently existing or later to be developed that perform substantially the same function or achieve substantially the same result as the corresponding embodiments described herein may be utilized according to the present disclosure. Accordingly, the appended claims are intended to include within their scope such processes, machines, manufacture, compositions of matter, means, methods, or steps.

Claims

CLAIMS What is claimed is:

1. A securable enclosing apparatus for valuables comprising: a first enclosure capable of receiving a volume of weighting material, the first enclosure defining thereby an internal volume; and a second enclosure defining an internal volume capable of receiving valuables; the first enclosure and the second enclosure configured to enable being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the first enclosure at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure.

2. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, Comprising the second enclosure having a structural configuration providing an external volume less than the internal volume of the first enclosure, the second enclosure configured to be disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, at least the first enclosure configured to securely lock the second enclosure together with weighting material.

3. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the second enclosure is configured to be securely enclosed by a locking device.

4. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the second enclosure is secured to an interior wall, base, or ceiling of the first enclosure.

5. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising weighting material disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, wherein the weighting material comprises at least one of (a) sand, (b) stone, (c) wood, (d) water, or (e) any locally sourced materiaL 6. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising weighting material disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, wherein the first enclosure and the weighting material define a weighted anchoring structure to deter the removal or theft of contents disposed within the second enclosure or removal or theft of the second enclosure from an anchored position.

17. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the second enclosure is freely disposed within the first enclosure.

8. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 7, further comprising weighting material disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure, wherein the weighting material is disposed within the first enclosure to enable the second enclosure to be freely movable within the internal volume of the first enclosure.

9. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein at least the first enclosure comprises at least one locking member to enable securing weighting material therewithin.

10. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 9, wherein the second enclosure is disposed within the first enclosure and the at least one locking member further enables securing the second enclosure and weighting material within the first enclosure.

11. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the first enclosure and the second enclosure is at least water-resistant.

12. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the first enclosure includes at least one grasping member.

13. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 12, wherein the at least one grasping member is detachable from the first enclosure.

14. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the first enclosure and the second enclosure is formed of at least one of (a) cloth, (b) leather, (c) synthetic leather, (d) plastics, (e) fiber woven fabrics, (f) thermos plastic rubbers, (g) metallurgic substances, (h) wool, (i) polyester, (j)or other fabrics known to in the art of being cut resistant.

15. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the first enclosure and the second enclosure is formed by at least a portion of a (a) bag, (b) box, (c) container, (d) crate, (e) bucket, (f) sack, (h) tote, (i) cooler, (j) backpack, (k) rucksack, (h) pocketbook, or (i) case 216. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising at least a third enclosure capable of receiving a volume of weighting material and connected externally or disposed internally within the first enclosure.

17. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising at least one connecting member between the first enclosure and the second enclosure thereby enabling the second enclosure to be disposed externally from the first enclosure.

18. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the second enclosure is attached directly to an exterior surface of the first enclosure. 19.. The securable enclosing apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the second enclosure further comprises at least one locking member thereby the at least one locking member being accessible while the second enclosure is externally disposed from the first enclosure.

20. A method of conveying a set of data to an end user for securing valuables of the end user, the method comprising the steps of: Identifying a first enclosure and a second enclosure, the first enclosure configured to enable receiving a weighting material therewithin, the second enclosure configured to enable receiving and securing valuables of the end user, and Transmitting a set of data to an end user for securing valuables of the end user the set of data comprising instructions for modifying the first enclosure by insertion of a weighting material within the first enclosure, the set of data comprising instructions to enable the end user to perform actions such that the weighting material within the first enclosure in combination with the second enclosure results in an increase in security of the valuables beyond that provided by the second enclosure being utilized by the end user without utilization of the first enclosure.

21. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user of claim 20, wherein the instructions in the step of transmitting a set of data to the end user includes 3identifying the first enclosure and the second enclosure to be configured to enable the second enclosure to be disposed within the internal volume of the first enclosure being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the internal volume of the first enclosure at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure.

22. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user of claim 20, wherein the instructions in the step of transmitting of the set of data includes incorporating at least one connecting member between the first enclosure and the second enclosure thereby enabling the second enclosure to be disposed externally from the first enclosure.

23. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user of claim 20, wherein the instructions in the step of transmitting of the set of data include enabling the second enclosure to be disposed directly on an exterior surface of the first enclosure.

24. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user of claim 22, wherein the instructions in the transmitting of the set of data includes incorporating at least one locking member thereby the at least one locking member being accessible while the second enclosure is externally disposed from the first enclosure.

25. The method of conveying a set of data to an end user of claim 20, wherein the transmitting of the set of data to the end user is caused to be received by the end user by at least one initiator of the transmission of the set of data via at least one of (a) oral instructions; (b) hand-written instructions; (c) printed instructions; (d) radio transmission; (e) television transmission; (f) telephonic transmission; and (g) an electronic device.

26. A set of data conveyed to an end user for securing valuables of the end user, the set of data pertaining to a first enclosure and a second enclosure, the second enclosure configured to receive and secure valuables of the end user, the set of data comprising instructions for modifying the first enclosure by insertion of a weighting material within the first enclosure, the set of data comprising instructions to enable the end user to perform actions such that the weighting material within the first enclosure in combination with the second enclosure results in an increase in security of the valuables beyond that provided by the second enclosure being utilized by the end user without utilization of the first enclosure.

427. The set of data conveyed to an end user of claim 26, wherein the instructions include identifying that the first enclosure and the second enclosure are configured to enable being positioned with respect to one another such that deposition of weighting material within the first enclosure at least partially enables security of valuables within the second enclosure.

28. The set of data conveyed to an end user of claim 26, wherein the instructions include providing at least one connecting member between the first enclosure and the second enclosure thereby enabling the second enclosure to be disposed externally from the first enclosure or .wherein the instructions include enabling the second enclosure to be disposed directly on an exterior surface of the first enclosure.

29. The set of data conveyed to an end user of claim 28, wherein the instructions include providing at least one locking member to the second enclosure thereby the at least one locking member being accessible while the second enclosure is externally disposed from the first enclosure. 30.. A method of enabling an end user to secure valuables of the end user, the method comprising: providing a weighting structure having a position with respect to a surface, the weighing structure comprising at least one connecting member connected to the weighting structure, the at least one connecting member extending to a position beyond the surface, and providing an enclosure to an end user, the enclosure configured to enable receiving and securing valuables of the end user, the at least one connecting member extending to a position beyond the surface thereby enabling the end user to connect the enclosure to the at least one connecting member to secure valuables therein. 31.. The method according to Claim 30, wherein the step of providing a weighting structure includes providing a weighting structure that is at least a portion of (a) a log; (b) cut lumber; (c) stone; (d) granite: and (e) a metallic object.

32. The method according to Claim 31, wherein the step of providing an enclosure to an end user includes incorporating at least one locking member with the enclosure thereby the at least one locking member being accessible while the enclosure is externally disposed beyond the surface. 5

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