Geocaching Australia

I generally agree with the sentiments behind the comments here and I love finding old caches, especially ammo cans in the bush. However, I also don't mind finding a cleverly hidden nano or micro - or even a not-so-cleverly hidden nano/micro that takes me to an interesting location. Also, while I un...

I generally agree with the sentiments behind the comments here and I love finding old caches, especially ammo cans in the bush. However, I also don't mind finding a cleverly hidden nano or micro - or even a not-so-cleverly hidden nano/micro that takes me to an interesting location. Also, while I und...

Agree it is about the places you go and "matching wits with the CO" and often learning something as well. I also enjoy the unexpected, sometimes quirky, encounters that geocaching throws up - be it with muggles, other cachers, animals or officialdom ... Sometimes the odd unenjoyable encounter pops ...

Agree it is about the places you go and "matching wits with the CO" and often learning something as well.

I also enjoy the unexpected, sometimes quirky, encounters that geocaching throws up - be it with muggles, other cachers, animals or officialdom ...

tronador wrote:
Just wanted to say a big thanks to caught@work who once again provided the caching community with a fun game over the last few months.

Hear hear!

MavEtJu wrote:My son will do a talk about geocaching tomorrow, and this is the part which makes me most proud:

http://imgur.com/AU4vLOP

Nice one

With 2 days left of the comp I thought I'd have a look at the ladder as I last looked at it mid-December. Great to see the top 10 spots filled by WA geocachers \:D/ \:D/ \:D/ :gnome :gnomette Sure is ... and it will be fantastic if all of the new WA GCA players who joined up for the Gnome race stay...

canary wrote:I love the little change on the main page for today!

Yes. Nice touch

And done! Well, the initial import is done. 176 records from the Engineers Australia database. 187 geocaches published. All are tagged with the string "engineers australia". 4 pending depending on confirmation from 3rd parties. 2 already disabled because of access issues: One is MIA and one is not ...

caughtatwork wrote:Same place as it has always been.

From the MENU, My Profile, My Account
http://geocaching.com.au/my/account/
Then down to the draft section.

Cheers ... must have been having a senior moment

Having trouble finding my draft caches since the site was updated - am I missing something?

There is a senate discussion about a summer game again this year so if you're interested in getting it going, please by all means, pester your senator. They're the decision makers. The activity needs to start planning now so we're ready in time. There is a heap of programming to get done once the d...

Yes, definitely worth keeping it going. I have recently started to participate more in GCA as a hider and finder and also yesterday attended my second GCA event. I now appreciate the variety of activities/games and cache types available through GCA and the potential to expand on these. If we lose GC...

I'd like to nominate as the senator for Western Australia. Having lurked around GCA for a few years now, I have started to participate more in GCA caching lately. I enjoy what GCA has to offer and would like to contribute to its ongoing success.