Geocaching Australia

It hasn't been updated for a long time but I found it very useful when listing my first caches

http://www.texasgeocaching.com/cache_page.html

... It all came up after the youngest asked if I'd take her shopping in New York, and I thought well, what a fun thing that would be. There'd be plenty of caches to find in that neck of the woods.... I spent quite a bit of time caching in NY in October last year it's well worth it 8) ... and a lot ...

Two passports are always better than one

When people ask me why I've got two passports (EU (British) & Australian) I reply that it's because I'm an international man of mystery of course It's actually due to my father coming from Scotland

got this log on one of my caches today :roll: Found it No. 2494 ... needs maintenance ... TNLN Likewise Rhino.....I received that on all my logs from that cacher as well, and if you look back on that cachers previous 1000 finds, you will find the same length of log written on pretty much all of the...

I got this log on one of my caches today :roll: Found it No. 2494 ... needs maintenance ... TNLN As luck would have it I had visited the cache to drop off a couple of GCs before I got home from Wagga and found it jam packed with loot and that some pages had been torn loose from the current log book ...

GeoScrubers wrote:

CraigRat wrote: Any chance we can get this thread back on track?

Probably not ..... but here goes

Where's Warjo?

e) gone cachering

I've got a FANTASTIC IDEA for a power trail and it'll save the trees too since it won't need logbooks I'll create a series called GP1 to GP500 on a long but low traffic volume road (still gotta be safe) and the guide posts can be the caches When you find the 'cache' you just write your log on the gu...

Map Monkey wrote:

rhinogeo wrote:Antiquis temporibus, nati tibi similes in rupibus ventosissimis exponebantur ad necem

Caesar si viveret, ad remum dareris

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Vah! Denuone Latine loquebar?

Me ineptum. Interdum modo elabitur

Antiquis temporibus, nati tibi similes in rupibus ventosissimis exponebantur ad necem

Wow! Someone called grab1 has already attended the event

Congratulations to the new 2010 senate. If you require any assistance i am more than happy to help. Also well done Rhinogeo on the win in Victoria. Many thanks Ian ... it was a tough campaign but fair :wink: As Churchill said: The problems of victory are more agreeable than the problems of defeat, ...

with only one from most states nominating them self ! it's a crock ! self importance at it's best ! my flame suit is ON, wonder why !! go back to anonymous caching without the need to bang on with crap on forum !! cheers till my next visit some time when ?? I infer from that that you're not interes...

Hi, I'm new to geocaching and have found that some of the caches on the Australian site are not on the Geocaching.com site, do they need to be loaded separately by the owner or do they just take some time to upload there? Start here and read on :wink: http://wiki.geocaching.com.au/wiki/Cache_listin...

With Nokia now offering free lifetime navigation I'll be sticking with Nokia when I next upgrade phones :) - there will also be no need to buy the TomTom I was thinking of either :P Now that I didn't know, time to investigate! \:D/ Me either and I am due for a new phone soon. I have been tossing up...

To paraphrase the right Hon. James Hacker ... If asked if he wants to be a Geocaching Senator, the generally acceptable answer for a geocacher is that while he does not seek the office, he has pledged himself to the service of geocaching, and that should his colleagues persuade him that that is the ...