Geocaching Australia

You people show some great dedication! I haven't got a FTF yet and might need to set up some decent notification system to change that.

Do you work at the ABS, bewilderbeest? I do.

I always thought logging finds was done when you or someone you're with find a container and sign the log, but perhaps I've been wrong all along! Given I work full time and am never going to have massive numbers, I'm not bothered how many others get, but it must be annoying for those who are among t...

I just don't get the point of super hardcore caching like that. I also don't get the idea of logging finds you weren't actually present at. It just seems like a strange idea.

Crikey you people have some good set ups! Hmmm it's something to aspire to once I've got the money to buy a proper bike etc. I did a lot of caches on mountain bike around inner Melbourne when I was living there, but now I find the scooter handy in those areas.

I've got a scooter I use for caching. You have to know where you're going beforehand, because you can't use a GPSr as you go, but otherwise it's fine. Parking's easier than with a car. Using a computer would be a pain, but if you have a hand-held device that you can view cache pages on then you'll b...

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How do you do that? I can't figure it out! Maybe I'm missing something obvious.

The oldest cache in Tassie is "North Tassie" in Launceston - GC388. It's the oldest cache I've found.

Thanks to that wiki I finally know what TFTC stands for!

Excellent. I've not got a device capable of displaying maps yet, but hopefully I will next time I go to Indonesia. Thanks for the link.

A. Only if you forget you're standing in a bucket of water.
Q. What's the capital of Abyssinia?

A. 200 watts

Q. What's this fish doing in my bed?

When it's a small container so stuffed with crap that you can't close the lid in under 5 minutes, then every swap's a bad one, unless you're leaving something smaller. I don't tend to swap anything other than TBs. Don't really see the point to be honest.

I'm still trying to work out how to solve more of the flippin' things!

That looks very useful. I think I might start using it for work as well. Google Earth images are frequently over 3 years old. It sill thinks that most of the land in Docklands is undeveloped. Thanks.