Geocaching Australia

I'll admit to having looked into it several times, but never got further. Not sure about that whole right side gears thing though!

McPhan wrote: My reward for finishing is the cute little starry thing between the 20 and Finished.

A reward I won't be able to achieve. A great start then ... nothing. Hopefully the caches I did get won't spoil next year's competition - perhaps I'll even be allowed to take day or two off work.

Then There's
<p>Cygnet-1 on GC</p>
<p>Cygnet-1 on GCA</p>

Both of which have quite a few logs, some by the same cachers!

Last year I was new to caching and was able to split my time between two countries and picked up all the high value caches in both places. This year I'll have to try a LOT harder. <br> Tactics played a huge part last year and even if you don't compete it's fun to watch how the games play out. Roll o...

I presume that's what water-proof water is called. huh? I think the term if <B>hydrophobic</B>dihydrogenoxide... :twisted: It has rabies? :shock: :? Hydrophobe (from the Greek (hydros) "water" and (phobos) "fear") in chemistry refers to the physical property of a molecule that is repelled from a ma...

Mix wrote:

Map Monkey wrote:

Spindoc Bob wrote:I presume that's what water-proof water is called.

huh?

I think the term if <B>hydrophobic</B>dihydrogenoxide...

It has rabies?

I've been back and forth between Aus and NZ a dozen times in the past year. Phone, laptop, belt, keys and coins in the plastic tub through the xray and collect it on the oter side. With the normal stuff we all carry today, the laptop is just another bit of gear in tub - takes no time at all. The tri...

Can't see 6GB, but http://www.auspcmarket.com.au/ have 4GB@ 126.50, 8Gb @ $258.50 and 16GB at $352

I have 2 cache types, Traditional and Others. Each are set up with their own Icons and POI categories. The Icons are set up statically in the Tomtom and the POIs get generated periodically from GSAK. <br> <br> I can then navigate to either category of cache and it lists them by distance from current...

I saw that article and couldn't have agreed more. I hope you didn't find me in that category!

At work my October implementation looks like Feb or Mar...

I've had a couple of lockups on my RIDER as well. The first time required mains and a reset - probably because I didn't try a reset in the field. 2nd time I was able to do a reset and got everything going again.

I found one recently in a hollowed out log. The log book had a note in from somebody 2 days earlier stating they had found it accidently while hunting firewood!

a) Hutt River Province,
b) Prince Leonard & Princess Shirley
c) John English
d) Australia (WA)

Hiroshima, Japan. The "Little Boy" did a very naughty thing.