Geocaching Australia

I am here

We have an Emu to trade and need the Koala if anyone has it!

Interesting that they are deleting all information about them ever having existed from the website (just like that feedback thing they had). I guess one way to hide your mistakes is to deny they ever happened in the first place! Maybe now they will listen to the customers before creating a new "thin...

Well done Moneydork, certainly a well deserved nomination.
We voted this morning. Seems the competition may be fierce this month.
Good Luck!

Since getting a smartphone 2 weeks ago we have searched for 6 Munzees but only found 1.
We have assumed the others were already gone but the accuracy of the phone takes a little getting used to.
Think we won't bother looking for them on their own but if they are in a cache we will probably log them.

This site is awesome. Used it for a year or more.
Made the Mega trackables really easy, we logged over 100 in a couple of minutes after putting all the codes in.

Oh man that would be a mean cache if it were to get published as a traditional!
Although if it were a 4 1/2 star difficulty i would probably have a crack at it

Since there is no record for the amount of Geocaches you find we don't really care about them being added to your find count.
If they keep them added that's OK and if they keep them separate then that's cool too.

I've been caching for 7 years, haven't found a virtual, haven't found a locationless, haven't found a Earthcache, haven't found a Trigpoint. None of these match my way of playing, if others want to "find" them and "inflate" their "score", go for it. In response to that statement, EarthCaches actual...

Bendigo has some rather devilish hides. But then Ballarat has some that are very hard because they are nano's hidden where you could place a large. We live in Ballarat so have found the majority of caches except for some of ST37E's as they are mostly hard nano's. I doubt you would get over 100 in a ...

Teirae wrote:oh BTN *shudders* I still squirm at it from being made to watching it in school and write reports on the stories...and they werent fun stories like this one!!

Ha ha we had to do it at school too and the stories were usually pretty boring.
Nice story on Geocaching though.

McAdies and Geo_Eddie will be there 2 adults and 1 child.
A lot easier for us to get to aswell!

I see some problems which I have mentioned already, and others have brought up valid points about the relocating especially for those who require motel accomodation. In fact why not make it 2 events? One in Gundagai and one in Tumbarumba a day later - we can get 2 megas for the price of one? That s...

Maybe brumbies

If all goes to plan 2 adults and one child from Victoria.
We missed the last one due to our first child arriving, so barring another clash we will be there