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Thanks for that guys
I was using word and it was the apostrophes that caused the issues

I have come across this problem a few times before, I dont know whats causing it but I go to do a reply and I get a PHP error. Example as follows: (acctually, it wont even let me copy and paste the error in here) This is the last part of the message: Error in posting DEBUG MODE INSERT INTO phpbb_pos...

Zytheran wrote:So they way I read the application form they want my geocaching.com username which is fine by me and my password as well.
What the f%$#^do they want my password for?

The exact same thing stopped me from signing up. That and the lack of a privacy policy.

That was an excellent newsletter, well worth the read.

Channel 15 if I remember correctly.

With agsmky on that one, Ammo boxes are the most common cache in QLD.

ROFL, thats well worth reading!

Yeh! Greenbank, lived there for a few years

Unfortunately your GPS is purely for street routing and from a quick look at the Garmin website you cant enter waypoints (only POIs) and then access them with detailed compass pointer which would normally take you up to the cache location.

80% of caching we do is at night. Pros: * Work and study occupies my friends and myself during the day, the only time we left to cache is during the night. * Less heat, here in QLD its GOOD to go night caching. * Just take it easy and enjoy the chilled out nightime experience. Cons: * Walking into a...

Dont forget the 'Geocaching Quick Search plugin for Firefox'

Well if The Garner Family is now going to get it then Adam, you must save it for a Brissie cache, and not take it out to whoop whoop

EcoTeam wrote:...When Richard Dean Anderson dies...

NOOOO!!!! Dont wreak my Stargate series!!

/me runs off screaming, "NOOOOOoooooo....."

ROFL!!! http://ideology.geocaching.com.au/thaddeus/
Absolutely hilarious, what an excellent cache! You guys went to a lot of effort.

Thats a shame about Don, another TV great.

I have the Meridian Platinum and I love that GPS to bits....but, I would not trust the temp readout as its NEVER accurate. As for the barometric pressure readout, I never really used it. The electronic compass is essential for caching as far as im concerned!

IÂ’ve used my GPS on my past 11 plane trips. On both Virgin trips the staff didnÂ’t care what it was but wanted it turned off. The other 9 trips were with Qantas and they ranged from not caring to asking all sorts of questions because they were after a GPS for city navigation. Virgin + GPS = d...