Geocaching Australia

Need a pretty sizeable cache to stash that one in.

Is there a cache size option of 'shipping container'?

I would have thought that digging a hole to the cache would leave it rather obvious that something had been going on - even after shovelling the snow back into the hole! That's the other reason I tend to avoid winter caching in areas that aren't heavily travelled, it makes it obvious that someone h...

That's positively balmy conditions, try caching in this:





Though usually I try not to go digging in the snow too much nowadays as the novelty has worn off and it makes even the easiest cache a bit of a haystack.

We've noticed a tendancy for Canadian caches to be wrapped in plastic bags too, maybe it keeps the mooses out.

This is at La Trobe uni, at home on iinet ADSL2+ its generally about half that each way.

I think you need a bigger benchmark to aim for:

Most consecutive days without a find: 96 (11 Jun 05 - 15 Sep 05)

Congrats, thats a great effort.

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Why are we posting in here, isn't this thread [closed]?

Ok, this one has a twist. It's in the british isles. Whats so special about the island circled?? What movie was it in and what was the structure called in said movie? It is Castle Stalker I'm not sure which particular thing about it is special but there is info here and here . It was in Monty Pytho...

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It doesn't like linking, copy and paste the url instead: http://fun.drno.de/flash/ButtonRedBig.swf

While i'm at it, heres an easy one:

That looks like something The Brits and Argentines had a bit of a tiff over a while back.

Edit: (Falkland Islands)

Its a bridge on the Hawkesbury River just a bit north of the Hawkesbury River Station.