Geocaching Australia

Chicken Pox is actually a Herpes virus. The virus never leaves the body and lives in the nerve system at the base of your spine. It is possible to contract Chicken Pox more than once.
I should know I have had it 3 times.

Kylie

There's a secret handshake??

We also use a laptop. i was holding it on my lap for a long time till Kerry decided he will make one. Its slides onto the grab rail easy to put in and take out but reallllllllly ugly.

Kylie

Orange vests come in handy. Mr K had some in the car for work. Attempted a cache but with to many people around it looked impossible until i came up with a brain wave. Orange vest and a garbage bag picking up rubbish around GZ. Found the cache, made the log/swap, area around GZ clean and another cac...

We both wear jeans or cargo pants, boots, t-shirt, hat, sunnies and have the back pack with all essential caching gear: digital camera, swaps, spare cache containers, log books, pens, headlight torches and probably a lot of other stuff I don't know that was there. We also have jackets in the 4wd for...

Richary,

You really are a radio nerd.

Don't mind giving you a lift any excuse to go on a holiday and get caches. Think about it carefully which vehicle you would like to go in, I would go the Patrol (150lt diesel tank), Hilux's roll to easy.

We didn't struggle on any hill with or without the trailer. And any cache in the middle of the desert would stump the vitara because it couldn't carry enough fuel.

We generally take the Nissan Patrol but we also have a Suzuki Vitara. Mr. K thinks every cache should be a drive by so his theory,


bigger is better (and easier to get to the cache)

Looking at placing a new urban cache and was just wondering how close it can be to other caches.

Is there any guidelines regarding this.