Geocaching Australia

CraigRat wrote:GCA: 1,537
gc.com: 1536

When/what 3 logs are missing, and when did you do them?

It must have updated the missing logs from this month. GCA and GC have been 1 cache different for a little while now. I don't know how to go through a check which one is missing without investing hours of time!

pirate 63 wrote:what did you upgrade from hoojar?,and are you totally happy with it,i'm trying to work out if its for me ,up grading from 60csx

Garmin Geko 201. I don't think we've ever had a single word of complaint about the Oregon 400

caughtatwork wrote: If they're not here by the end of the week, let us know and we'll force them in.

I believe GCA is still not up to date. It is missing three logs!

pirate 63 wrote:it looks the bee knees , the ruggedness worries me at the moment

I dropped our 400 at 35km/h on my mountain bike. It hit the tar, took a couple of scratches, but has continued to work perfectly fine. That's pretty bloody rugged!

It would seem that sometimes the "View New Posts" link works and at other times it does not. Quite often when I select this link I get a no result found, but If I got to the Board Index I find multipule orange dots indicating new posts that I have not read. This morning for example, I had a couple ...

I'm not sure if this is a problem with the new server or not, however I have noticed that all of my finds for July have not been correctly updated across to GCA. The same is for my parter Chip846. http://geocaching.com.au/cacher/Hoojar/logs for a total of 1516 finds compared to http://www.geocaching...

GC1RD5M is Wollongong's first night cache. I used it to get my 1,500th smiley the other evening

Dippedidooda wrote:Tas:
GCTDRB
GCTDRX
GCTDT6

The Ghost Tour Of Hobart Caches were just about the highlight of our trip down South last November!

I very much doubt that anyone is intentionally avoiding the event Mr Router, infact I for one do not like the fact that you would even suggest such a thing! My question was simply how many cachers make an event an event. I do not need to justify my attendance, or like there of, to anyone, including ...

Let me first start off by saying that this is not a witch hunt at all, or directed against one cacher. Many on these forums will know of Peagle Boy from the Wollongong area. He is running an event cache this weekend; GC1DB14. With only one confirmed attendee thus far, I was just curious as to when o...

Re GCMT7M, I know BigMickB and Shaggy, have you tried contacting them, or only the 'primary' cache owner?

Our 400T with TopoAustralia should be arriving in the office sometime today

Chip's been pestering me about upgrading from my Gecko 201 for months. After reading this thread I am pretty much sold on the idea! What is the battery life like? And are there any issues other than screen brightness? What maps would people suggest that I purchase for it (remembering that I am comin...

may be just a meet up 1s a month I think you mean 'once,' but let's not split hairs. On top of the points that I have already raised, all cachers have completed different caches. Admittably you and all of your School Chums may wish to get together and do some caches further afield than your bikes c...

i am thinking of starting a wollongong club where we can go caching 1s a month PB, your limitless enthusiasm for geocaching never ceases to amaze me. However, I fail to see the need for a 'club.' Most people already cache as often as they want, or as often as possible! Having a set 'day' per month ...