Geocaching Australia

andiamo wrote:Voted left handed as this is what I use for writing and using a spoon, but bat and bowl right handed, and weld right handed but equally capable left handed - go figure

Same as me?

TeamAstro wrote:Read on to find out why most of us think she is so special!!

She certainly is special but what amazes me is how she found the time to do all of that stuff

Same with this one - http://geocaching.com.au/cache/gc29y9q

Can't see why a red line is across the name of this cache - http://geocaching.com.au/cache/gc2crae. It is still active and no maintenance issues have been reported.

We came across the leaning trees at Greenough, W.A. - Australia's own!

Congratulations Liz and Bruce - we were just thinking of you while doing a confusing cache of yours "Central Mount Stuart" http://coord.info/GC2H6HX (not because it was confusing by what you did, but because of the subject) and actually discussed whether you were clocking up the numbers in hoards. Y...

Congratulations to you both on such a wonderful new life.

From Peter & Cat.

Use our gurus function: http://geocaching.com.au/search/gurus/ Not one guru between Geralton and Darwin :cry: We certainly could have used a few on some of these out of the way caches that will take us years to get back to (eg http://coord.info/GC1G3G2) We have been stumped by some of the simplest ...

The eXplorist 610 shows all of the details that you mentioned. Here is a screen shot of the list of caches that are near home. You will see that "Look Bello" has a travel bug sign indicating that it has a TB in it. However it does not tell you what it is or what else has been in that cache. http://i...

Pesky! wrote:

That is actually very funny

However you don't need the nails to be that long - unless you want to be doubly sure and bend the ends over to prevent them from coming out.

That was the message from Groundspeak in their 25 March newsletter: Within the geocaching community, the responsibilities of a courteous geocacher include respecting fellow geocachers, taking care of the environment and maintaining your caches, among other things. And you can be an extra courteous g...

Ha! Yes Mr GeoAus, hope you received some royalties from the big kahuna

squalid wrote:No Rabbitto, that's his hair!

Well if that is so, then there is more hair on that picture than on my head

OK without giving away your methods, how did you locate the cache that was almost a Kilometer from the GZ was listed?... Well our assumption was that the cache was going to be in a high spot, so we used the co-efficient of the gradient at 25 metre intervals between the turn-off described on the cac...

Alansee wrote:

pprass wrote: With my GPS, I can have practically unlimited logs loaded into the GPS.

What for?

and,

Yes indeed - that would be a GAFF2 wouldn't it However the point is that it is there if anyone wants to utilise the facility.