Geocaching Australia

pjmpjm wrote:Daily e-mails here were fine.

I got yesterday's and today's in the last few hours!?!

Yurt wrote:

Kid Ron Satan wrote:Get ready: I'm just about to submit a new one for 266 days (average length of human gestation!).

Oh crikey!

Better keep going then... (229 days...)

Hear that Team Canary?

Yes. http://forum.geocaching.com.au/posting. ... 5&p=206151#

steamtrain13583 wrote:

Hoojar wrote:

traineediplomat wrote:CZ totally means Cache Zombie....gotta watch out for them...

http://coord.info/GCJP0N

Haha Thats Epic! Wish it was still around

It has a cousin!

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_de ... wp=gc1ebew

Bunya wrote:Do we have a new Aussie reviewer "Tchingal"?
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_de ... dd9cf15a60

Reads that way.

"Indigenous astronomers: Tchingal – the emu in the sky."

Sound like someone?

Earthbound Chief wrote:I did 401 (Brian Lara's record Test score)

I am sure the record is 400 not out.

If I'm creating a listing for an event (GCA), is the hidden date today or the day of the event? I've got my draft listing ready, just hesitating over the right date to use. I know with moveables for the cache race we need to put in a future date, so that they all publish on 1/12/12. Do events work ...

Some of these stories are quite humorous. Ironically pjmpjm was the first cacher that I'd ever had a full blown search with... Yep! I well remember that day and that Calypso62 multi! We met while searching for WP1. And there are in fact several geocachers I'm now friends with . . . whom I first met...

Hey, maybe they could all be wheelchairs this year. Or bikes. Or other alternative modes of transport. Each one with chain and lock. In plain sight. You need the combo, unlock it and ride it to the next location and hide it. Of course, then you have to walk back. But still. Stop someone placing 20 ...

Location: Victoria, Australia day1976 found Unexpected (Traditional Cache) at 4/30/2012 Log Date: 4/30/2012 After reding the previous logs I was prepared to be looking for a non-traditional cache. Once arriving at GZ I began looking for things that looked just a bit out of the ordinary. The only th...

I tried to import my finds this morning and got this message: Warning: zip_read() expects parameter 1 to be resource, integer given in /var/www/site/gca/docroot/my/import/index.php on line 144 Thanks. Email me your PQs. caughtatwork@gmail.com Done. I not get nothing :-( So, I downloadad it from GC....

caughtatwork wrote:

canary wrote:I tried to import my finds this morning and got this message:

Warning: zip_read() expects parameter 1 to be resource, integer given in /var/www/site/gca/docroot/my/import/index.php on line 144

Thanks.

Email me your PQs.
caughtatwork@gmail.com

Done.

I tried to import my finds this morning and got this message:

Warning: zip_read() expects parameter 1 to be resource, integer given in /var/www/site/gca/docroot/my/import/index.php on line 144

Thanks.

Pick me! Pick me!

I found $25 at a carpark cache once, I assumed it was a 16th to find prize! Regarding the 'hikers' who found some human bones at Londonderry NSW, the nearest GCA cache is 1.5km away, and GC 2km. I know this because we (SES) were requested to help with an evidence search there. I once found waaaay m...

In fairness to the people who post on this forum, I will say that this cache owner does not like me for personal reasons I can guess at, but could not conclusively prove. Naturally I have been shocked that Groundspeak supported this action, apart from the shock at the treatment I have received. I h...