Geocaching Australia

Team Stargazer wrote:And if it goes ahead in Mildura you can't make it to the event you can always keep an eye on them crazy cachers running madly around town via the fully controllable Mildura Web Cam

pretty dark place that Mildura

mmm easter 2007, maybe I can save enough pennies by then and join you

Hey Ginger,
Do you have paypal?

It's kinda hard to find aussie stamps here

I like multis - if you aren't obsessed with your stats, then a multi gives more bang for your buck - especially in the case of suburban caches where traditionals mean a long drive through traffic (I hate that) followed by a quick fix as you locate the cache on foot. A multi means you get to, in eff...

SNIFTER wrote:Its a multi....yuk.... and its math....even worse.

you're just lazy :p

We actually prefer multi's it makes it more of an adventure..

As long as the star rating is high enough it is fair game..
You could post a time warning but telling which road to take would take away part of the challenge..

surely that would be better than an old manual foot pump? Given the condition the foot pump is now in after only one use I would agree (the foot pump goes back to the shop whence in came on the morrow) but given that my laptop just died an electric air compressor will have to wait. Don't you have o...

surely that would be better than an old manual foot pump? Given the condition the foot pump is now in after only one use I would agree (the foot pump goes back to the shop whence in came on the morrow) but given that my laptop just died an electric air compressor will have to wait. Don't you have o...

Mind Socket wrote:Everyone logs finds on their own caches?

Who?

I know I did once, but that was because it only became mine since the original owner moved and I volunteered to look after it..

My Cousine and her family live in Portugal on a fairly large plot of land with lots of orange trees. They have more orages than they can eat and selling them isnt worth the hasle for their size plot, so her son uses them as ammo for his orange gun :) The thing shoots 200 meters easy.. just an old P...

My Cousine and her family live in Portugal on a fairly large plot of land with lots of orange trees. They have more orages than they can eat and selling them isnt worth the hasle for their size plot, so her son uses them as ammo for his orange gun :) The thing shoots 200 meters easy.. just an old PV...

Government "policies" really make my blood boil! :x Maybe we are just reading too much into this... A quote from NPWS website "Geocaching is an adventure game based on a 'treasure hunt' theme where participants in one party use a handheld GPS device to search for sealed caches left by other parties...

At the moment, the NSW government is now trying to slip in a new scuba diving licence, it will soon cost at least $30 a year just to go diving in NSW. Yes, well... the government needs the money to maintain all the essential scuba infrastructure its provided. Yes, all those old $100M navy ships the...

Wow, not even 2 years ago (prob less barely live a year in the UK now) pumps were strugling to get the signs up for prices above the dollar....

Mmm this is a global trend prices in holland are sky high too..

This could be a bad sign..

Ebenezer wrote:Hi.

swagmanneke wrote: is there gps software availeble for Australia Vic, SA, NSW.

That depends on what you mean by "software". Tom Tom does not have any maps for Australia.

Is that still the case?
I've recently started using TomTom on my palm and it is great, even MrsT likes it!