Geocaching Australia

Does it have a cache name or code (e.g. GCnnnn or GAnnnn) one the front cover/page somewhere?

I have a Garmin Nuvi 2350 which I use for in-car navigation. However, Ive noticed that when I drive around, caches that I have already found still appear on the map - the little box symbol with the GC/GA code next to it. It's becoming quite frustrating, as I drive along and boxes come into view, but...

blossom* wrote:I had a bit of a look around for a cache at the far end of a heated inddor pool but they seem very few and far between round here!

We're all looking for one of those!

Can I just say how much fun I've been having - firstly in the planning/strategy, working out which requirements are acheivable, juggling the options etc, but also going out and doing things* I didnt expect to find myself doing in the course of "normal" geocaching. I've never completed one of these ...

Can I just say how much fun I've been having - firstly in the planning/strategy, working out which requirements are acheivable, juggling the options etc, but also going out and doing things* I didnt expect to find myself doing in the course of "normal" geocaching. I've never completed one of these g...

My closest to home by posted coordinates was a puzzle cache. The yesterday somone published a new cache even closer to home (both posted coords and GZ). Fortunately it is also a mystery/micro so it hasnt messed up my strategy, but I think I'd better go find it before someone else gazumps me! Check ...

Just a question about the Shooting requirement. When I look up my home coordinates, the closest unfound cache to my home is a puzzle cache. I have now figured out the solution to this puzzle and the GZ is not the closest unfound cache to my home. Which cache counts in this situation? Which ever you...

I clicked on the 'Contact an Administrator' link on cachinggames.com, as I wished to get confirmation of the suitability of a couple of specific caches. But there are no administrators to contact. I will PM my questions to caughtatwork instead. It works to just post it here - C@W catches them prett...

I clicked on the 'Contact an Administrator' link on cachinggames.com, as I wished to get confirmation of the suitability of a couple of specific caches. But there are no administrators to contact.

I will PM my questions to caughtatwork instead.

For the 4x4 relay, do the other 3 cachers need to log the find, or would a photo of them at GZ suffice? They need to log the find. You really can't go find a cache that others have previously found. It wouldnt be that they've previously found it, just that they're a bit slack about logging. But I'l...

For the 4x4 relay, do the other 3 cachers need to log the find, or would a photo of them at GZ suffice? They need to log the find. You really can't go find a cache that others have previously found. It wouldnt be that they've previously found it, just that they're a bit slack about logging. But I'l...

For the 4x4 relay, do the other 3 cachers need to log the find, or would a photo of them at GZ suffice?

Does anyone know of a way to search for certain numbers in the coordinates of caches You mean you HAVEN'T run a full unfound query, imported it into GSAK, exported it to excel and started up the mother of all spreadsheets? Or was I the only one doing that on Sunday afternoon? Yep - Sunday afternoon...

McPhan wrote:Waist deep in water in Canberra in June/July - the spheroids on the simians made from zinc and copper are doomed.

Yeah, call me a wuss but I'm probably going to give that requirement a miss!

My closest unfound to home (listed coords) is called Bulls Eye. Surely that has to be worth a bonus?!?