Geocaching Australia

Already sold out, but an excellent price.

I have had one of those chargers for about 4 years and they are excellent. I paid over twice what they are now sold for.

Congratulations guys! 1600 in a month just blows my mind - those power trails must be amazing.

Well done.

Did she say what her caching name is?

I just received another call, this time telling me that my computer on the internet gets unwanted files and folders on my hard drive that will corrupt my Operating System. The guy is currently on permanent hold. I wonder how long he will wait!

I had someone ring me a few weeks ago suggesting that they were working for a company on behalf of Microsoft. They told me that they were receiving a lot of error message eminating from my PC. They then took me into the system log and told me to look for all the error messages. I said that there wer...

I should be able to make it - one adult from Melbourne.

Hope it's not a reverse cache!

Dadandadd also logged one of my caches. I chose to send an email. Below is my email. "Hi dadandadd, I'm just a little curious. You've just logged a cache of mine (with the very minimal TFTC) dated October 4 2009, and yet you've only been a member for 10 days. In fact all your finds were before you w...

There's a cache about 100 metres from the headless Easter Bunny!

For anyone that lives nearby, I just picked up two sets at K-Mart Northcote. They had about 12 sets left at 3:00 pm.

I bought a Rigol Oscilloscope based on a review by Dave. I didn't realise that it was EcoDave - all I knew was that he was an aussie.

Thanks for all the hard work, Mark. You were the one who pushed for an Australian reviewer and were the first, which then led to others. Without your work, we'd probably still be dependent on the US reviewers. Hope we will see you finding the odd cache around the place, and still attending some of t...

Most of my bushwalking is done solo, especially when in remote areas. I have replaced my old Epirb with a GPS enabled Personal Locator Beacon. I figure its better to provide an accurate GPS location to the searchers for a quick find.

Well done! Fantastic news!

Now comes all the fun.

As the owner of the cache mentioned by Caught at Work, I tried to ensure that the ribbons would remain in place for a long time. They were all located at least 10 metres above the ground on small branches that couldn't be accessed by koalas or possums. However, some did disappear. In some cases the ...