Geocaching Australia

According to Team Wibble in Is Nothing Sacred? Book 2006, Chapter 28 July, Verse 1.22pm Our Satellites, who art in heaven, Hallowed be thy Name. Thy GPSr come. Thy will be done, On OziExplorer as it is in DiscoverAus. Give us this day our daily pocket queries. And forgive us our no finds, As we forg...

Wingaap wrote: . . experiences etc with using Google Maps & BlackBerry?

I guess the larger infestations would show up, though I'm not sure how you would positively identify them.

Mr Router wrote:What platform is your phone running ??

Postman Pat wrote:OK I give up where did you get the two cows to start with

You have a mummy cow and a daddy cow and <family unfriendly content removed by moderator>.

I have released 27 of my own coins (some local, some sent overseas) and 30 sent to me by cachers overseas to release here. As best I can recall, these are the losses so far - four to apparent theft (all overseas) and three to muggled caches (one overseas, two in Oz). So that's 50/57 = 88% still OK. ...

Cached wrote:What you sampled was the gender breakdown of geocaching forum users.

. . .who bothered to vote.

In general females are more likely to take part in surveys.

Q. Who says?

A. I do.

Q. How do you run a survey to find out which gender is more likely to take part in a survey?

some random word out of the dictionary, that is japanese for something that i cannot remember!!! Google delivers. :) "Seppuku (also referred to as hara-kiri), has along history in japan, and was a privilege reserved by law for the samurai. Seppuku to avoid the disgrace of capture is called setsujok...

Geof wrote:

Bunya wrote:No probs with MS-DOS

So what program are you useing there?

You left out the important from my post.
I use IE6.

No probs with MS-DOS

As has been stated in more than one other thread, we log a FIND, not a "signed the log book". What are the rules in Geocaching? Geocaching is a relatively new phenomenon. Therefore, the rules are very simple: 1. Take something from the cache 2. Leave something in the cache 3. Write about it in the ...

thanks i did wonder if there was any way of verifying a log, like signing the log book or descibing the exact location but it looks like we just rely on honesty? the 2 that i have found i didnt write an entry in the log so i will go back and do that. yes well that is kind of required Really? Will y...

a cache in SA called Beep Beep! was effected by this, as the sound continued to work, until the owner went to modify some information on the cache, and the sound no longer worked after that Guilty as charged, m'lud. I thought it was real cute when I did it, but have since changed my mind. I also ha...

AussieRAVer wrote:Whats stopping me from "finding" every cache available, if I dont go and actually sign the log book??

Honesty.

Anyone seriously interested in this topic might like to read the 24 pages of postings made over the last three years on the other site: http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index. ... opic=66648

A short executive summary would be appreciated.

Its simple, you FIND the cache, you log it as FOUND. <p> If you DON'T FIND the cache, you log it as DIDN'T FIND <p> :wink: <p> Ok, in light of Bunya's thoughts ill amend it to be..... <p> Its simple, you FIND , extract and open the cache, you log it as FOUND. <p> If you DON'T FIND ,extract and open...