Geocaching Australia

I dare say the unintentional containers (ie Rubbish) far outnumber the intentional caches aynway.

My afore mentioned 4U2P cache was originally an ex-peanut butter container, and I think it originally got muggled because it looked like rubbish. I swapped it to a more camo'd containter, but the council are vigilant and thorough with their clean ups. </p> </p> The cache for my "A long way to the to...

In the real early days you could actually get the coordinates of the caches without even logging in.</p> </p> I remember a number of caches getting muggled by park rangers etc because of inappropriate locations. Once they found one in the area, they logged on and found where all the others were in t...

Congratulations Madcat </p>
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Finally I have confirmation that there is still an active cacher out there with a lower yearly average than me. I think I average about 20 - 25 caches per year.</p>
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Keep up the good work.

Sort of defeats the purpose of a "Team" if you can't log... would be more of a waste making a GC logon for the kids. </p> </p> I have enlisted the help of my mum to find a cache in the USA. She went to dinner with some distant relatives and they were going on and on about this new "activity" they we...

YOUR CACHER NAME: Team Canyonero
YOUR PARENT/S: Team Piggy and Link from Garmin Website
BIRTHDAY: December 17, 2001
GENDER: NO GENDER
BIRTHPLACE:Adelaide, SA
PARENTS TO: George Jetson
OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION:

The PATRICK O'SHEA virus.

Asks you to send the email to everyone in your address book, and then asks you to delete all of your files. To be sure to be sure...

hey, speaking about cool and useful links, on the GC.com site *apparently* there's a link to this product called GSAK or something...



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Yeah that's right take a stand... what are we standing for or against again...? we are taking a stand against actively stopping people from trying to helping out in what must be one of the biggest catastrophes in modern history. it's one thing to be apathetic, but it's entirely another thing to act...

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Darren, i agree with you. But (isn't there always), it's their house... Part of the great thing about GC.com is that it is not political, it doesn't have a CEO or a board of directors, nor is it a government department. If those things start creeping in, things start to get political... arguments, l...

[quote="TEAM 360"]Yes, but what if we ALL smoked the pot? Everyone would get along just fine, laughin and gigglin like little girlies, hittin the 40 oz on the front porch and enjoying life.... 8) Sorry, couldn't resist...[/quote] Hehehe i anticipated that response already... Substitute M&M's for alc...

Imagine if you will, the GC.com website is your house. You have hundreds of people from all walks of life staying with you in various rooms of your house (must be bill gates home to afford all of those rooms :wink: ). One of them starts drinking in their room. At first you don't mind because you're ...

Once again, I understand the position of GC.com in archiving the cache. If you want to turn your back on GC.com because you don't want to abide by their rights to have the ultimate say when it comes to caches then do so, but you will be the only person it hurts in the long run. Instead of bagging GC...

[quote="ideology"][quote="Geof"]May be we could have a Australian day of Archiving (like morning) in memory instead.[/quote] we have archived all of our caches on the secondary site (except the two which we are minding for other players) our caches still exist on geocaching australia, and can be log...