Geocaching Australia

CraigRat wrote:When you've been handling the support queue for as many years as me you kind of get a feeling for a lot of these things

"Have you tried turning it off and back on again?"

Maybe a good solution to this would be to make a few (well, more than a few ...) laminated cards saying that this Frog has already been taken and leaving them in the exact spots you find the Frogs. It wont help you if you have gone to the Frog thinking it is there, but it would be polite to prevent...

Loving these frogs..but......in this day and age of smart phones....can people please log a find ASAP?? Even if it is just one word, and update with a further story later. I do it within a few minutes of picking up as I know how frustrating it is. I know some will say that is part of the fun, sure,...

Is it too soon to ask about the best dipping sauce for frogs legs?

caughtatwork wrote:I swore I responded to your PM.
We run the machine out of RAM, so I'm afraid I can't do.

cant grab a ram and a ewe and work at replenishing?

I just open them in screen and look for ticks or arrows lol

I figured that, was just checking

I'm looking at some of these frogs in their plots on the page and have a couple of questions. Is there a way to narrow the map? at the moment it shows the whole country and it may be me, but I can't find a way to zoom in on the map. This may be a part of my first question, do the GCA plots show trav...

Yesterday I ended up with 6 frogs. I put three in town and brought the rest home. I logged them at home coordinates intending for Greenish to take them over.

Not five minutes later theres a woman in my front yard with a GPSr.

And thats how I met Makky Brown lol

CraigRat wrote:It's gone bananas in the Tamar Valley, I'm glad we can make use of mtrax's GA Cacher app!!!

I thought it was going to be hard to top the Gnomes, but this ALREADY seems to have a life of its own!!

Frogs are generally more active than gnomes anyway

I'm downloading the frogs my query onto geosphere just before I look for a frog, I've set the frogs as highlighted so they catch my eye and log found at the GZ then as soon as I can I get them back out and log the new coords

caughtatwork wrote:

MtnLioness wrote:Thank you on behalf of 1 cranky pants and 1 flustered frog.

You're welcome. It can be a little overwhelming. Next year will be easier.

whats the plan for next year? pigs? dragons? bicycles?

... You are due to finish work at 12, the new operator is ready to start at 11.45 and your first thought is what the hell am I going to do for the next 20 minutes?

I blame caught at work

I finish work in 25 minutes, theres a minimum drive home of 20 minutes. why am I expecting a 2 hour drive tonight? lol