Geocaching Australia

blossom* wrote:HOW many points do i need to get control of those Blue Mts caches????

How did rogerw3, pjmpjm and team canary manage to get so many point on all those caches?

All I do is find them. No extra points from me. All too hard.

Sent.

Unzipped, the GPX is 14MB or so MB, and is above our limit. (you can't import .zip files, you must extract the zip and upload the GPX file) See here for details on how to split the files in to managable chunks: http://wiki.geocaching.com.au/wiki/Uploading_logs I guess around 4400 is the limit as it...

CraigRat wrote:Can you please send it to me at: CraigRat@gmail.com

Thanks

Sent.

3.00 MB

Trying to upload my finds:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 14708885 bytes) in /var/www/site/gca/docroot/my/import/index.php on line 148

I tried earlier and had three DNFs. Yesterday I drove the circle but the snow was too heavy. Only three left I haven't found. Sorry Roger.

Got mine! Thanks!!!

Thanks as always for the great service.

I love that wierd things that bug you, and can be fixed, the problems get treated solved.

caughtatwork wrote:

canary wrote:Why does "Nearby GCA Unfound" on the cache listing page, show owned caches as well as unfound?

You can find your own caches at GCA, but it's about Moveables, basically. I think it's reasonable to exclude "owned" caches as well, in hindsight.

What about excluding non-movable owned caches?

Why does "Nearby GCA Unfound" on the cache listing page, show owned caches as well as unfound?

I must say I haven't used them before. I'd be interested to know what people are using these coordinates for? Apart from creating dummy coords for a cache I can't see where I would use them, especially daily. On trips out in to the bush, particularly behind Lithgow, where there is a lot of fire tra...

Another interesting 'obscession' is finding archived geocaches. I've often wondered if this one is still there, it is up your way... http://coord.info/GC21F I would bet it wasn't removed at the time. Whether it is still able to be found is another question... that warrants investigation! I am a bit...

I want to find caches. I want to locate a cache spot, go there, search, find the cache, and smile. I'd like to see people putting a bit of thought and imagination into their entries. I'm going to. But we do we need movables to do that? Usually they are just put in an easy to get to spot. Often a bo...

Seth,

Now all of Australia waits for a cache hidden by a cacher whose name starts with "7"!!!

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