Geocaching Australia

I'd be in......enjoying the dragonZone side of things and have also enjoyed placing more GCA caches this year than the other mob because of it.....

Hi, What is the community's opinion on people archiving trig points just because they couldn't find a road in? I have been going through my GSAK DB and found trig points that the map shows clearly on publicly available land like state forest, but they have been archived because there was no track. ...

Hi All, We have been watching this with Anticipation. I am wondering if the SA co-ordinator can post some info as to what is happening with SA's portion of the series. It would be great if they could log on and update us all on where they need help, if we are any closer to getting any out etc or pu...

This is a challenge I can't pass up. I may only have 44 trigs now but will be walking to meet your challenge of 100 trigs. There are so many virtuals being created lately, you may want to create a 100 Trigs Challenge virtual that people can log?? Just putting the idea out there.... Hi KK, Do you me...

mtrax wrote:also the better solution or another one would be automatically set your ipad to silent mode during sleep time..
I know I do

You have an ipad??????

Zalgariath wrote:Great idea Rog.... now to plan a midnight raid

But not until 1 May....

My Locations Then when you go to log a cache, you can select from a drop down of saved locations and save on the fat fingering or referring back to paper notes. Great feature caughtatwork and much appreciated. :D :D Just set it up and used it for the first time........excellent feature. Thanks caug...

rudi63 wrote:Strongly suggest caution so as not to offend the Gnomes in Gnomesville here in WA(http://stumbledownunder.com/2012/07/20/gnomeville), should a battle erupt between these Gnome nations, who could guess the results

H'mm.....a trip to WA maybe.....

Do we have a new Aussie reviewer "Tchingal"? http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=cd5f1af2-9b40-4722-a26c-e6dd9cf15a60 Published on 25 Jan 2007, by a new reviewer (????) and hasn't been found!!! How does that work........ Hidden in 2007, published in 2013. Yep, agree.....hidden in...

Do we have a new Aussie reviewer "Tchingal"? http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=cd5f1af2-9b40-4722-a26c-e6dd9cf15a60 Published on 25 Jan 2007, by a new reviewer (????) and hasn't been found!!! How does that work........ Hidden in 2007, published in 2013. Yep, agree.....hidden in...

Do we have a new Aussie reviewer "Tchingal"? http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=cd5f1af2-9b40-4722-a26c-e6dd9cf15a60 Published on 25 Jan 2007, by a new reviewer (????) and hasn't been found!!! How does that work........ Hidden in 2007, published in 2013. Yep, agree.....hidden in...

Bunya wrote:Do we have a new Aussie reviewer "Tchingal"?
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_de ... dd9cf15a60

Published on 25 Jan 2007, by a new reviewer (????) and hasn't been found!!! How does that work........

This sounds oddly familiar http://coord.info/GC18RMG Ah...something I'm constantly reminded of. Thanks for bringing it to fore once again Big Matt. :oops: :oops: :oops: I've been good the last couple of years and only lost another 3 pairs..... One was in WA, and two here in Canberra.....one at Eagl...

REALLY??? Why have a dozen or so been sitting at S35° 19.567' E148° 56.801' for 2 days now????? (Dropped off by C@H & jacimarble) Because they are sitting in the middle of a campsite, in a tent. Its rude to intrude. believe me I tried!!! And that campsite is now empty......oh well, they may surface...

30km?!? I have 7 unfound of the 42 GC within 2km of home. 8-[ The saturation rate around here is ridiculous! Might be time to make a trip back there again... When I left I had every Traditional in the Canberra area (excluding Namadgi) and only had a few (<50) puzzles and multis to go. That is getti...