Geocaching Australia

What ever happened to a couple of stats on ones terrain and difficult % Is it hidden away in a dusty cupboard some where and still able to be viewed or was it thrown out in the last garage sale and lost forever
Forgive my lack computing knowledge/terminology
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If i make another attempt on this one it will be my 5th. Now looking back the first 2 were pretty naive
http://coord.info/GCKVXM

Nice one LouiseAnn or should I say nice two thousand

I've always found discovering trackables at events a bit bazar ( but each to their own I guess )let alone logging a trackable you haven't seen. The 2million cache that was just over the top, what's with dropping trackables off in a cache you haven't visited then asking people to discover them. I thi...

@ Bewilderbeest Thats one of the best pedigrees I've seen to date I have finally tracked down the instigator of the Devils bend stash he buried the cache with his granddaughter in early 2000 but is not sure of the exact date so it could in-fact be slightly older than what the cache page states Havin...

LouiseAnn

Mine too.

I guess that makes us Geo-related Louise

The genealogy gmj3191 is referring to is an attempt to trace a line of first finds back as far as you can. Mine goes back to "Devils Bend stash" the worlds 68th oldest cache (still active) the trail ends there as the CO is only known as Paul Davis and appears not to have found any caches

Is this more to do with who introduced you to caching and who you introduced ?

Quote: Logging Etiquette: Geocache hiders sometimes go through a great deal of planning to place their caches. As a result, they'd like to hear your feedback on whether you liked or disliked any aspect of the hide, or if you feel that some cache maintenance is required. Single word, acronym, or emo...

Not a power trail as such as some are quite challenging and difficult to find but one I can highly recommend (if you have the means) http://coord.info/GC3CBTA

No notification coming through around Melbourne area

Spent 4 days kayaking down the Glenelg River this January. An absolutely stunningly beautiful area, I won’t need much convincing and it sounds like I may be able to arrive by the GeoYak

Before "Caching" came along, caches were more known as "Weapons Cache" so how about
" Arms of cachers"  

lemmykc wrote:A bit off topic, but how can you measure your average log word count? Before you say GSAK, I don't have or have access to GSAK. So another way please?

Try here http://geocaching.com.au/cacher/statist ... kc/general

TFTQ