Geocaching Australia

geo_jas wrote:Who is online In total there are 330 users online :: 153 registered, 10 hidden and 167 guests (based on users active over the past 30 minutes)

Do hidden users and guests count for the record of only registered users?

153 + 10 + 167 = 330 All good.

Yippeeeee........ record smashed. Please come back and use the forums more often - I miss the “old” days when we all met up. Facebook has it place but I miss chatting all over Oz. Yes, I miss it too! So many people I haven't 'seen' in years! +1 Yep, miss the days when everyone was on here discussin...

CTheExplorer wrote:Where does it say how many of us are online?

At the bottom of the main page of the forums.....

caughtatwork wrote:Is this thing on?

Pretty sure it is.....we're looking good.

I'm here.....

Back on 10 August 2009, the Geocaching Australia Forums held an event where our goal was to have as many cachers online as possible at the same time. As it turned out, 123 of our members managed to be a part of that fun event, and that record of 123 still stands today….8 years later. (For those who ...

Welcome to the next of our featured caches…… The first one is a Trig Point in the northern suburbs of Sydney. In the suburb of Castlecrag, you’ll find TP6403. This Trig is located in the middle of the suburb, you just need to park your car (maybe on Edinburgh Rd) and then walk approx. 80 metres down...

My question remains? How many Australians do you think listen to them. Then, how many of those Australians don't already know about us. No point just preaching to a bunch of Americans. The last thing we want is for a bunch of overseas cachers sitting on our system doing nothing. Not everything is a ...

Never heard of them either......probably because they are not based in Australia. A couple of cachers from the US want to know about Geocaching Australia. We're not going to appeal to them and I would think that a low percentage of Australians would listen to their podcasts (not saying none), and th...

That is exactly what I am looking for. Thst would suit what I want to do perfectly. But I also don't want you to create a feature just for me. Creating extra work for 1 person is not really justified. (Although I would be looking at making a large series with them if it happened) Once its out there...

Geocaching Australia has a diverse range of caches with some of our cache hiders putting in great efforts when constructing their containers, or on the other hand, seeking out a great hiding spot to hide their cache to test even the most experience cachers. Sometimes they do both. We also have some ...

No_Tomorrow wrote:Is there a locationless for cachers remorse?

I wanted to go duck hunting but couldn't = remorse....???

How did you go with this?

All just my opinion....and no doubt others may have other opinions. 1. I've attended a few events up that way but can't make this one. Have fun. 2. Look for the cache and if you can't find it, place a needs maintenance on it. If nothing happens within a certain time frame....28 days maybe....log a n...

And I am loving this game as it is a little like Geosportz a game of strategy. I'm happy not to go for a mid winter swim this year though. ....just saying. ....... :D Swimming, skiing.....its just a matter degrees really. Sounds like you enjoyed your recent trip through the national capital as well...