Geocaching Australia

The ones I've come are across are real TBs that are either attached via a magnet or similar to the back of a sign, or have a description for an offset from the actual virtual cache location e.g. under a bench seat 15 Metres at 086 from cache GZ.

I was afraid it might be something like that. A shame. For me the value of Geocaching is <br> (a) the hunt <br> (b) the location(s)<br> The trophy at the end is mostly incidental. I am usually TNLN these days<br><br> I rarely have time to go out physically do the hunt at the moment. I take vicarious...

I watch a couple of locationless caches. (Aussie Explorers http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=b70878fd-7921-43e4-b8a2-f013a0c1d710 and HighPoints http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=9d67f05a-efe9-4f25-ae30-82034693429e ) Both have been archived in the last few ...

Of course if they wanted a real challenge I could suggest one cache in 24 hours.
A-Z Canberra (http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_de ... 5443a9f944

I have two "homes" one in Canberra and the other in the Blue Mountains. Will you be able ot cope with multi localities?

There is precedent for non .com "TB"s
Check out http://www.monkeycache.com/
for an example .com reference this one on their links page, so are clearly OK about it.

<p>Ahh, but I didn't say which bridge, or which part of the bridge, or for that matter, how far under!<br>
Don't forget to bring your snorkel! </p>

Mr Darcy

If you go to the "Hide and Seek a Cache" page on http://www.geocaching.com , you can type in your Latitude and Longitude, and it will show you the caches in your area. There are bound to be a few.<br> By the way, a GPS receiver is not essential, just a really good idea. You can use mapping skills an...

Just one tiny (?) tweak please.
Can we have A..Z buttons on the All caches page Will make it easier to find a particular cache

Mr Darcy

The best mine has ever said is 4m. I'v had a 6m EPE that was 60 meters out and a 4m EPE that was 75cm out. But don't forget that you are comparing to someone elses GPS (unless you are using a fixed and known mark like Greenwich England), so all you are really saying is that you are 60m/75cm differe...

Hmm,
This would make an interesting Reverse Cache.
I would add budget required though.

Some people I know think Golden Arches expensive. Others think Berowra Waters Inn (sorry this cache errr... restaurant was archived many years ago) was an economical place for a snack!

Mr Darcy