Geocaching Australia

yes I know the locals in Mackay are wierd. Why do you think I moved from there :twisted: Anyway Double Head - Could just about do it in a wheelchair Rocky Views - Rockys first cache and a easy one Jim's Cache - Easy :twisted: What's The Time Mary - Easy The Borough - nice walk and easy Your a Dead M...

Excellent but one thing. Could you make it stand out more on the page. Make it so it is the first thing that catches the eye. For me it didn't when I looked at the page. Maybe a bigger font and/or maybe bold it. *Waves magic wand* ... done - red and bold. Next up, blinking marquee text ... ... just...

well I got 50%. Apparently as blokey as Boy George.

Dooghan

Cached. Excellent intro by the way

Dooghan

This may sound harsh, but why not just block people from making logs against the gc.com logs here? Said that ealier and it's not going to happen. Okey dokey, funsters, hold on to your hats, coz Mind Socket's pushin' code! The log add/edit page now shows a warning to the unwary who try to log a grou...

So you are suggesting that cachers should lose the ability to add logs for their overseas and locationles caches or to add images to their logs here? Sorry, I don't agree with that. It's too heavy handed. No I don't think it is to heavy handed. Isn't there a import function to add logs that are not...

Because some caches, notably locationless but also overseas caches that have been found by holidaying Australian cachers don't appear in the feeds so there has to be a way for the finders to enter their finds. Finders may also wish to add images to their logs here ( As I have on one occasion). Why ...

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Looks like you got my user name wrong. When I had a look at the tree it say that I'm "Mag" and not "Dooghan". Just letting you know.

Dooghan

For me I only check them if I'm in the area or if someone has had a problem with the cache. If it is a problem then it would depend on what the problem is to how fast I fix it. But as most of my caches are close by I can check on then within a day or two. Otherwise I don't worry about them. Dooghan

I've only ever used a Magellan 2000 XL (first GPS which does not get used now but I still got) and an basic Etrex. So for colour I've never seen one

Dooghan

NAME: Dooghan
PARENT: Non-cacher - Australian Personal Computer Mag
BIRTHDAY: Friday, November 23, 2001
GENDER: Male
BIRTHPLACE: Rockhampton, Queensland
OFFSPRING: The Bronze

If it was me I would mount the laptop in the boot on it side not flat. If you have the harddrive flat the heads in the drive can smash into the platters and destroy the drive. I would get a touch screen and GPS mouse to hook up to it. My 2 cents

Dooghan

I was thinking more from a kid point of view at the time. If a kid was taken by someone, then the kid could call for help with it. The person may not realise at the time that it is more them a watch. But as a parent wanting to check up on they child every 5 mins.......NO. That is not what I would wa...

I bet the perents of Daniel, the kid on the Sunshine Coast that got taken wish he had one. I would have if it was one of my kids that got taken.

Dooghan

But we are doing most of that now. A number of geocaches are using PDA's and GPS's to find a location. And when you are doing multi cache, to get to the next level you have to do the first one. I think someone should tell this guy about geocaching

Dooghan