Geocaching Australia

Team Piggy wrote: They will generally be receptive and interested then ask you to move on

My experience exactly - polite but firm

Mr Router wrote:

you didn't plug the Bathurst event in November .. I did leave an opening

I was a "NO" but was interrupted so could not explain sooner. Damo's point about considering placement in the 1st place should be considered closely. Sometimes, however, local events chnage things - like APEC. The reason I thought it a NO (Putting administration aside) is that if I was a person enga...

mumof2 wrote:We also have a tomtom for the car.

These are great. Check out the Hardware and Software section and read some of teh threads on Tom Tom. There's some officianados out there that explain how to load the POIs into it. Great for events or just driving around awaiting for the next cache alarm to sound.

octagonal wrote:What is a geocoin?

Check here as well http://cointracking.com/index.php

Consider becoming a merc (Contractor). Once the honeymoon is over and you realise that this new company is not perfect, move on to another one. Enjoy the next honeymoon and then realsie that this company too has the same BS and BSDs ... do the job they want, do it well, accept their money and move o...

westumbledonit wrote: Hunter Valley

enjoy the wine as well

That Darren is a real joker, ain't he

......... all hail the sandle

Is that like Spotto! http://geocaching.com.au/cache/ga0738

My caching name reveals "Twisted Whispers" but my real name returns "Latex Sex" ..... bring out the gimp.

BTW Looking forward to the Coolah Tops event boys

Mr Smith kills people with it :?: :shock: Who :? "John Smith" (not his "real" name) is a very scary hero :evil: in a number of Tom Clancy novels. .... A bit like Jason Bourne, but not quite as "nice" when ridding the world of bad guys. "Bad" at the best of times, the revenge that he took on those t...

rhinogeo wrote:It reminds me of an improvised device I read about in a Tom Clancy novel some years ago

Mr Smith kills people with it

mousetrap?

Mr Router wrote:Im scared of the boogie man no turning the torch off

be scared, be very scared

<br /><br /> <table bgcolor=#FFFFFF cellpadding=30><tr><td> http://img.regolith.net/schema3.png </td></tr></table> <br /><br /> Hmmm seems to be some sort of electrical diagramm of which I have no understanding at all but I have enlisted powers learnt in the Dilbert Principal to provide some light ...