Geocaching Australia

I had an idea for a 4-D cache - which is probably just a fancy event cache when I think about it! What makes it significant is that it would require you to be at the right place in space and time for something that was out of the host's control. For example, there might be a total solar/lunar eclips...

I lost.

My girlfriend only finds geocaches in one state - bored.

Malaysia and Brunei.

Arrrrr, I'd give her a Jolly Rogering!

Some retailers like Dick Smith Electronics have a two week returns policy so you could buy a basic GPS like a Magellan 100 *shudder* to see how it goes.... I'm still using the 100! I've worn off the paint from manually entering coordinates! I plan to upgrade soon - but the 100 has served me well.

Travel bugs are more than welcome at weddings, please see the following...I thought love was only true in fairy tales...
by EcoTeam and look up the TB History

Ah yes, Steve, I have seen him only once - the 2CCCC event run by Partic. Thanks for the advice!

Rabbitto wrote:Other Travel Bug Etiquette

Rabbitto,

I seek your counsel. When one leaves the dinner table, should the Travel Bug be left folded on the table, or left on one's chair?

Furthermore, under what circumstances may Travel Bugs be permitted at weddings?

I eagerly await your reply.

Georgetown - Guyana.

You know you're a geocacher when: You go to a friend's birthday party and trade-up on a present with another guest. Tidying your room is no longer a chore, but rather a Tetris style challenge, as you manage to orient a number of odd shaped objects into small containers in your wardrobe. You sell you...