Geocaching Australia

Pesky! wrote: maybe we need to get CSI to examine the evidence.. Oh thats Cache Scene Investigation.

Hmmm ... someone's been peeking?
"CSI::Your move Sherlock..."
... or great minds think alike (fools never differ)?

cheers Darren

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Struth Mate!

After copping a gawk at this lot of maggie gaggle, ol' Blue 'll be humping his swag back to Uncle Sam quicker than the Bush Telegraph can trumpet free grog! Dead set, he'll think we're a right bunch of Ockers

Happy Birthday Embi,
hope you have a good one!
from the ELTHAM Mob

My fav. is still camel code, I think that makes me a bit too Geek?

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cheers Darren

Rabbitto wrote:This would continue ad-infinitum until all earthly resources had been used to create caches and life as we know it would be extinguished.

We are GC, you will be assimilated!!

10 to 1 20 to 1 maybe A problem that I see with this is that it is a quantity over quality argument, there is no way that a "tupperwear container by the side of the road" is as difficult to set up as a "11 stage wonder cache". And to really stir up a hornets nest, what about a ratio the other way a...

Who cares about the cache - have a look at the spot, half your luck for being in such a lovely spot and I presume on holidays. Possibly better than scoring a find: we had a great series of emails with the cache owner, so it turned out to be a win for us anyway :) as well as being in a great locatio...

Good topic :: Having been the *last finder* at a few caches :oops: I had become very paranoid about this exact thingc. The only one of these caches that I feel we may truely have compromised is Biggles Bear's Ready, Aim,.........!! , but this my not be the case (with an exposed area you can never be...

With two dogs as helpers, I decide to give it a try. Our first cache, not far from home, is called Llamas in Pyjamas and according to the geocaching website has been found by 10 cachers since it was hidden by The Eltham Mob in September last year. Any chance of a PDF of Bronze's posted article? As ...

I think that if the TB was there it has been to the cache (then again I also check them into virtuals that I take them to, if the virtual is an actual location).

cheers Darren

Bronze wrote:Some people you can never please.

nin hao

I was thinking some nice Chinese equivalents complete with photo's would be funnier Of course that may *really* take some explaining "I am measuring your bin because ..."

zaijian Darren

This one may be a little hard for ex-patriate Aussies... :? I feel your pain! I have wandered the streets of Shanghai all day and couldn't find a single Australia Post mail box, and the road signs have these chicken scratches on them rather than numbers !!! Think I'll have to sit this one out, chee...

Team Piggy wrote:We have used and cached extensively throughout Thailand, Singapore & China using an Etrex legend.

How well did things go in China? I am heading over on the 30th March but will probably take the Mag2K as it is less to loose.
cheers Darren

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