Geocaching Australia

Has armchair logging been much of a problem? You could do exactly the same thing at gc.com.au and gc.com so I am not sure why it is a priority. Hoping their business model is working out so munzee doesn't go "poof". But on a more positive note, I was much more interested in finding munzees than cac...

Hmmm, My mum always said "Charity begins at home" Am thinking any extra monies unless excessive, should be used to keep the website running!

pjmpjm wrote: I'm currently putting together some ideas -- and materials -- and think I'll lean towards micro and 'small' froggies and related sub-species. However, I'll be disappointed if there aren't a few 'heave-ho' type amphibians entered . . . (rogerw3 has a specially reinforced backpack that w...

\:D/ Well I have already got 4 frogs ready to race and looking for another but with specific requirements. Don't think we will need 5 pathtags but 2 would be nice. Happy to meet any costs for them! Soooo looking forward to the race, and the lunacy of racing straight out of the house day/ night hopin...

Well after thinking WA had missed out on the Gold munzees we managed to get 1 at midnight and again another at 6.30am. Whilst they are fun and getting in at the ground level is great. I think geocaching is still 'it' for us. More playing required to be sure though. Saying that though we are still lo...

At the top of your screen on the GCA website, you should now see the following logo. http://geocaching.com.au/pics/logo_icem.png =D> \:D/ Love the logo. Saw it as soon as I logged onto GCA didn't go into the forum till after I had read the Wiki. I am sure the logo will attract further interest! Gre...

GCA Verse 5 by hookline. I've been to Narrogin, Leeuwin, Corrigin, Carnarvon Kalbarri, Kalgoorlie, Narembeen, Geraldton Burrup, Manjimup, Munglinup, Kununurra Gillingarra, Badgingarra, Meekatharra, Peedamulla Albany, Jindalee, Karijini, Yalgoo Bindoon, Mingenew, Ningaloo... been there too! Well we ...

I vote NO aswell. Whilst we have only 37 caches we have a very wide variety. They include a Traditional Nano, a Traditional Ammo box both at nice local parks but nothing out of the ordinary. Whilst we have some very interesting caches more for the non standard hides. It's up to the finders if they g...

gee I don't know what happened i tried to reply to this yesterday but it doesnt appear to have entered? Are you still coming or have you been and gone.

I would suggest Kings Park, and the cache Quack Quack Roar. Sure is a tourist destination

Yep surely it's to be frogs. I have mine ordered already in the mail!

Ready Set Leap!!!!!

Okay so excited about the new race. Hope the frogs win now. have place a watch on '5' different frogs on ebay!

Never one to make a single decision maybe we will just have 5 entrants in the race!

\:D/ Well we do use GSAK to load the 2 x TomTom and our magellan 400 & 610 with all caches. so yes we have nearly 5000 caches for WA in the 610. We got totally hooked on geocaching during last years moveable race so we certainly do as many GCA caches as we can, particularly moveables. We also do a f...

\:D/ Well we are really looking forward to this race. The only reason we are so addicted to caching comes from our addiction to moving the gnomes last year! So bring on the race, no matter what form it takes. Though I think we would vote for Frogs. Definitely not into Zombies for us. Can't wait to s...

\:D/ We had a Magellan Explorist 400 for many years for 4wding. Have now upgraded to 610 for geocaching and just loving it. The touch screen is great except as previously mentioned when trying to cancel a route. We now carry a Nintendo Stylist with us and when we need to scroll the touch screen we u...

\:D/ We were only introduced to geocaching on 12th December. We raced home and joined then brought up google map of caches near us and found 5 gnomes within 15km's. So off we raced the next day to find them. Not to be another cacher had found 4 in front of us. We did find 1 though being Wilber the S...