Geocaching Australia

I have emailed about GA3138, with a photograph.
I found the last Norfolk Island GC cache yesterday and then logged the Challenge cache for finding them all. There were 56, including a CITO.

I can see that Lord Howe Island has a trig, but I cannot see any trigs (or caches) on Norfolk Island. Is this correct?

Thanks Chwiliwr & CraigRat. Decrypter tried your suggestion and it worked. Weird .

I sent a message through 'Contact us', but I have not heard back. A caching friend of mine, decrypter, can't log on. So he wouldn't be able to post here. When he attempts to log on nothing happens. There is no message that the password is wrong, nothing. I can log on without any problems, but he can...

Thanks for clearing that up

This looks like a survey marker to me, except for that tag which has TG on it. What do others think?


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I log the NZ trigs. They are my main GA interest in Australia too. I have found and published a number of trigs in NZ. Three in the North Island, eight in the South Island and three on Stewart Island. Although no one else has logged the Stewart Island ones yet. I have noticed some NZers logging them...

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TP7911

I found a trig (maybe) in Jindabyne, with tall four metal legs and a corrugated iron top vein, but the plaque underneath says Survey Mark. It has been put there by the Snowy Mountains Hydo. It looks like a trig, but I guess it isn't. Does anyone know about this? Have a look at The Surge Trig TP5375...

https://flic.kr/p/2f9Tt6i

https://flic.kr/p/RovVyP

I found a trig (maybe) in Jindabyne, with tall four metal legs and a corrugated iron top vein, but the plaque underneath says Survey Mark. It has been put there by the Snowy Mountains Hydo. It looks like a trig, but I guess it isn't. Does anyone know about this?

Today I spotted an unknown trig, here in Tasmania.
https://flic.kr/p/2bLgMUb

I cannot find this in either active or archived trigs. Does anyone know anything about this? Off Cove Hill Road, Honeywood.

Trig is approximately at: S42° 43.877 E147° 16.960

caughtatwork wrote:For most (if not all) of our site icons, if you hover your mouse over the icon it will provide information on what it is. Alas, for a non-hovering device such as a phone or tables, well it's anyone's guess

Ah, tested, so it does. Thanks .

Thank you for that explanation.

Why does GA2060 (and two other caches) have a circle with fireworks (?) and 10 in it, next to the round Griffin symbol?