Geocaching Australia

Browngang wrote:After all, I try to make my caches only muggle proof - not cacher proof.

This is what I thought caching was, the trend of very hard to find caches should be a different sort of category.

Talk about minimalist, what about non-existent? I've noticed a few caches recently that the first to find and some other early finders don't log there find on the website... what's with that?

I've done my share of iPhone caching, very convenient at times, but have also found it frustrating. Sometimes can't get a data connection or the GPS isn't working very well. Have found using a proper GPS much more satisfying, gives accurate direction and distance, better success rate.

38 finds during the game, 11 finds since...

One of my frogs has done a couple of leaps since the game was over, but the other one hasn't moved since 13th Jan.

s_mc500 Verbosity
Average of 28 words per log
Longest log of 110 words
Shortest log of 1 words


hmmm I thought I wrote a bit on my logs, but a bunch of the moving cache (gnomes/frogs) logs have just been quick "found" while in the field so others don't look for it.

Can you move you're own frog now the race is over?

Wow my first pathtags thanks

One question, the number on the back of them are both the same, aren't they meant to be different, or are all the leapfrog ones the same?

So the finds have to be new ones, you can't go find one that you've found? I suppose it's not a find then is it you're just visiting something that you've found. Answered own question

Is it possible to include actually doing one or more of the sports?

Sounds like fun, I find more caches in winter anyway as other activities are on hold in the colder weather.

There is an issue with the frogs not having made it back from the moon, will this be a hazard for spacecraft and satellites?

Bronnie_1990 wrote:Ah...

Total finds: 37.
Unique finds: 34.

And one confused gnome.

Exactly the same stats as me 37/34, but I found a Dwarf (not a gnome)...

My frog got killed, Was hidden and then the area was burnt out by the CFA not leaving much behind, http://geocaching.com.au/gallery/images/ga3688/5173975105.jpg The hider then managed to find a similar frog and got him out in circulation again, http://geocaching.com.au/gallery/images/ga3688/44341285...

My last day in Sydney today, no nearby frogs but if one was to appear somewhere around here then it might get a lift to Melbourne.

Wow the Tas frog hunters are non-stop, since my late entry frog http://geocaching.com.au/cache/ga3925 has made his way over there 5 days ago he's been moved 6 times! Go Happy Meal