Geocaching Australia

Sushilord in Adelaide did 1234 days.

MtnLioness wrote:Umm... strange...
Are you doing it all yourself?

There seems to be a rather large ball rolling already for a combined effort with more SA cachers to make a mega...... did you know this?

A power trail of Megas!!

Perhaps I should have worded it

"Aren't there more important things to worry about?"

No offence to any posters was intended.

So there'd be no problem if it wasn't mentioned in the log? Do you have more important things to worry about? I had two logs in two days at the same cache saying they didn't sign it, I deleted the email and went onto something more important. How does anyone know that anyone has ever found a cache? ...

Morley196 wrote:if I create it Can I log it? if it is a web cam cache

There are no rules in GCA land.

The video card on my laptop has died :evil: , but the hard drive is still functioning :) . I've bought a new laptop and will be transferring all files from the old hard drive to the new laptop for later use. I've downloaded a new copy of GSAk onto my new laptop. Mty question is, given I don't have a...

MtnLioness wrote:I agree,
There are a few of us in Adelaide who are becoming self admitted cache snobs (and a few of those who wouldn't admit it, ) and between ourselves we have discussed raising the standards because quite frankly we are tired of crap caches.

Please define "crap cache".

Just as a matter of interest we recently did part of the Anne Beadall Highway and this trig point TP0066 is along the track. It is rated 2 terrain. This is desert country, the terrain should be at least 4 probably more. We had a car, in our group, break down out there and it needed to be recovered. ...

So what would people think of this one? http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GC1AJF9 We've just been there and of the 3 cars that went out there only two made it back to Coober Pedy. If this was attempted in the middle of summer and the car broke down, chances are no-one would be com...

I just checked and the file is 8.37mb.

Don't know if that matters, but it did update all my finds.

I got this message today while importing a file.

Unknown log type, set to Noted: GCHWRW 'Write Note'. Please advise a site administrator.

My find was loaded but it killed the rest of the import.

And you need to allow for the increasing number of people who forget a pen and post a photo of the cache online.

(Most people dont mention the pencil is missing because they have a pen)

Another alternative for the DoT would be to blow up each suspicious object, and charge the owner the cost.

If they were placed in an illegal location (10 metres of side of road) then why were they published?

I've been caching for 5 years and if someone hasn't placed a cache in the spot in that time, then it's fair go.

I have been thinking about this issue but whenever I talk to "numbers" people they tell me to just hide them.

team waldron wrote:Looking good for me this year as I'll have to drop my mum home after tea, so I'm sure I'll be able to find one to do somewhere.

Didn't happen. My mum drove herself down to our place. Another year.