Geocaching Australia

Gday, When logged in to the site, the full list of caches for a state (eg http://geocaching.com.au/search/?s=tas) used to show your found/owned/logged caches with ticks etc & highlight new caches by moving them to the left, it doesn't appear to be anymore. this used to be a handy reference :) will i...

this thread might help explain it & how to fix it ....

http://forum.geocaching.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=1788

riblit wrote: It should be - why can't you see it?

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Yup, just wasn't sure if i was supposed to be seeing it, lol. Thought I had suddenly become a hacker without realising how i did it, hehe.

ideology wrote:yes, some people were worried that the reviewers were going to set the rules up without adequate input from everyone, so in the interests of transparency and not wanting to seem like the secondary site, we made it public

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good thinking, WTG

Hey guys,

Is the reviewers lounge supposed to be viewable by everyone?

LMAO, you've got me worried Bronze, I do too many of things, lol. & another couple; 1. your friends turn up un-announced to take you fishing/biking/4wheeling/whatever & you say; "where we going? .... just gotta go to the loo, be right with ya ...." Then you run inside, grab the GPSr & quickly check ...

Gday,

I Notice the updates from the Secondary Site haven't happened since about Tuesday, Has the Secondary Site stopped all communications with us over the events of the past few days?

Keep up the excellent work guys, great site

Energizer

You know you are a geocacher when ..

You find yourself checking for a GC.com.au sticker on the rear bumper & side windows of every single vehicle with an interstate number plate parked within Cooee of a cache ....

Where would be a good place to source some of those silica sachets so I could absorb the moisture in my caches?? I'm lucky; they get put into all electronic components packaging so I get a good supply from work, and carry a small container of them around with me to add to damp caches. If you find a...

a Frozen Monkey..... being the helpful jolly fellow that he is, Santa tossed the frozen monkey in the raging fire to let him defrost, after a short 10 minute spell in the fire the monkey had suitably defrosted long enough for santa to ask him a most important question, (he was now a hairless monkey,...

Definately worth the effort, Excellent reading (Particularly liked the funny Schitt).... well done TLC, very well done

Geez I wish I was that talented

I look forward to the next update

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"Ummmmm .... Excuse me, Mr Tour Guide .... where might one find the cigarette lighter socket in this Vessel? My GPS Battery's gone flat ..... "

a Dual cab 4wd Navara with a Bulldog on the front it's a diesel, so it's gutless, but it's cheap to run. & on some caches I like to take the VFR800, but it's a little hard to fit all the family in

ok, It may not be in the "reasonably priced" bracket, but to me it is Ideal except for the one obvious flaw, it's not waterproof/bulletproof/drop-proof. (but it is insured) I am using a Navman PIN, it's a Pocket PC with integrated GPS. I have downloaded some additional software (GPX Sonar & Tinystoc...

that picture is freaky, & I haven't had a drink