Geocaching Australia

Thanks for that! have ordered one, may almost make the inverter in the mighty magna obselete...(soon to be renamed the go-go gadget-mobile!)

Richary. I often (well as a rule ), wear baggy pants and my hat is often on backwards (ever tried riding a bike with it on forwards)...Damn I listern to rap music, techno and hip hip. So should that exclude me from caching? However I do not graffiti things nor break the law in any other way. So if y...

mmmmmmmmmm yep. Not that Cass is a handy cap but sometimes its good to have a fresh set of eyes! (I can say that cos it's me {cass} writing this...... hehe) Darn invisible caches....... *sigh* Just makes me more determined to extreme-cammo our next ones to regain my (oh, ok, Cass's) credibility.... ...

having given that some thought...... There are 2 different scenarios...... If it's a lighbulb that Cass is changing......... the answer is: *After she logs a DNF - cos the lighbulb wasn't there, cos it's DARK (well, must not be there then, gosh, it's dark! Then she'll go back, read the hints, forget...

and another uber-greenie scientist(amature but with well informed opinions, none the less , who believes that Dr Karl is the new einstien) to argue that the new light convuleted tubes are not as green as they may seem, and should have replaced the whole system with solar powered led, if only we coul...

This was in the New Zealand Herald yesterday 16 Feb 2008 Computer games causes bomb scare 9:15PM Wednesday February 13, 2008 A bomb scare caused by a computer game closed a busy part of downtown Auckland today. Mayoral Drive was closed between the intersections of Wellesley St West and Cook St after...

Two questions:
1. How tall is the grass in Burnie TAS?
2. Do I really have to explain MY handle?[/quote]

1 grass length= more than a piece of string, and tempereture related to shrinkage

2 The aim of this forum topic is about handles, not agricultural data, so yes you do

well we strarted out as wearthefukarwe, but were told that we couldn't use that by our *humourless* seppo colleagues, and we were entering a competition to win a four day adventure with Boags breweries, we were trying to win a four day cache assault of as many states as we could, so thought that we ...

cammo.


What is the most popular trinket(not a coin or a bug) to be found in a cache?

I believe it has to do with the relative distance of the continental shelf...It is much closer to the land mass in the areas you mentioned down south, and quite distant up north, therefore, the gravitational pull on similar masses of water will have less nett effect on the rise and fall of the water...

"The only Chnge that would be noticeable is the distance or Height between High and low tide will be greater the further south you travel. Near the equator the tide changes are less than at the poles, and that is another story to discuss at another time. " Then how does this explain the massive (10 ...

the only time I get is a weekend, and I live within walking distance to work, and while I have a car, it is in Tassie, I am working in Qld...occaisionly I get to borrow one, but the unlisensed owner generally tags along, and we do silly things like foodshopping, etc, so at present, my biggest issue ...

I believe, up to 200m, but I cannot cite on this....I know that marine charts guote innaccuracies of up to this when using charts/gps of different datums. and the difference is usually in a particular direction, eg southwest. Hope this is of some use to you. Austin