Geocaching Australia

I was out searching for my own lil froggy friends (got four so far - yay!!!) when I decided we should have gone with gnomes... After last years hard slog to find some quickly (and drawing blanks!!!) I cannot beleive how many perfect little flippin' gnomes I have seen so far.... Arrrrrghhhhh :gnome O...

Definitely GSAK.

Great support, huge user base to get questions answered and to borrow others macros to further enhance. The product.

Hmm, the only difference I can see is a camera in the 650 for an additional 80$ usd.

Still, I'd pay that - not having to lug my camera around makes me very happy to have my 550

Hey Bob,

Do you mean most memorable cache? Or most memorable find of something whilst caching??

Cheers

Sorry, I should have been clearer. The code was provided by gc.com - I had all my items, I just hadn't activated the trackable. Gc.com were able to provide the code via an email sent to their contact page. I realise it doesn't help those who never received items, but thought the info might be useful...

I followed the link provided in round circle's post, and received the code no probs.

If I recall correctly, it was a generic code, but of course, I can't find the email - doh!

I love my gnecro-gnome (thanks Phil!!!)

I was going to drop him in a cache and watch him travel, but I just can't seem to pry his sharp little teeth off my fingers!!!

I guess he staying with me (awww shucks )

Or, as a cunning plan M'Lord, why not wear one over and one under - then both sides are happy???

+1 for under. Although, it depends on where you're walking - if I'm wandering through scrub, I'd much prefer my gaiters to be taking the bashing from the sharp prickly bits rather than my pants.If I'm wandering along a nicely graded track with lots of side space, I'd probably not bother with the gai...

I have the O550 w/ WinXP and was having similar issues early on, however, in my case, the issues were resolved by ensuring that I used the 'eject USB device' option in XP before I disconnected the O550. For me, the issue seemed to be a combo of a known 'dicky' USB port and the old WinXP issue of the...

My problem with the photo reqs is that I use my oregon 550 for the camera - so guess who isn't going to be in the shot and neither is my GPS!!! However, I try to leave the exif info intact (except that if I'm posting piccies in logs for puzzle or multi caches etc as well, I occasionally batch strip ...

Bwahahahah roflmao

Personally I would suggest they should be archived if the trig points aren't there. But that's just my opinion. And I would still have no trouble with you claiming the FTF (and only find) for going up there and finding out. If you got a photo with the original base of it then that's probably fair. ...

And just to throw some more mud into the water, what if the coords are there (well, they would be wouldn't they - ROFL), there is some form of marker (ie cairn, manmade hole in the rock etc) but its NOT a brass plate or a metal frame thingy?? Two that I have found like this include http://geocaching...

Still an hour left, although given the shipping cost , I won't be indulging. If you were going to by multiples, then assuming the postage is flat rate, that'd make it worth while.