Geocaching Australia

Have a look at the latest find log on Cow and the "finds" in Mr Bull's profile . . .
Armchair cacher?
Harmless joker, I guess.

totalube wrote:

Spindoc Bob wrote:Dak and Mac - after our first two cachers to reach 5000 finds.

My Vote for this as well, especially Dak

I'm not sure if we are supposed to be voting, but if so I'd add mine to this choice.

You're not the only one with problems - there are complaints in the US forum as well. I last got a scheduled PQ on Friday and I usually get two each day. I just ran a "My Finds" query and it came immediately, so if you create a new query that might work. Added in edit: amazing - just after I posted ...

Spindoc Bob wrote:Like baseball - three strikes and you're out.

Or as Goldfinger said "Once is Happenstance. Twice is Coincidence. The third time it's Enemy action".

One of my Aussie geocoins just lobbed in to a cache in Italy. The cache is http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=5fb73cdb-73cc-410a-8f64-8c7953d801bf Part of the multilingual find log of the cacher who placed the coin says: "Location: Super 3 years in a row we are on the skiing here...

The cache size for GC3E is given as "virtual".
Perhaps they do worldwide searches for caches which have this size specification and assume they can log them!

I was just looking at the parallel thread started by Super-T on the US forum and saw a reference to the Inka pen: http://img.geocaching.com/cache/feecd107-a4b2-402d-b0aa-17ac0fdc5956.jpg These are available on eBay for a mere $39.95 + $6.00 postage for the (ptui!) standard version. The serious geoca...

Webguy wrote:Sistema make spherical lettuce containers from memory.

So is this a sort of thoughtform?

and what happens at night? But then it's easy . . well so long as it's not cloudy and you can identify the Southern Cross and pointers. Take the perpendicular bisector of the line between the pointers and the line of the long arm of the cross - where they intersect is where the south pole of the Ea...

The world record of consecutive days with a find may be a bit hard to beat! I don't know if this is the current record, but frivlas in the US appears to have found at least one cache a day since mid April 2005 - about 850 days. :shock: (One of their recent finds was the event cache Aussie Invasion I...

Aushiker wrote:G'day

Okay, I plead ignorance. What are fire tacks?

Andrew

Ditto.

But Google is your friend - these I assume: http://www.firetacks.com/webcart.php?cat_id=1&

Geez C@W, if I found one of those caches, I would probably take the sistema container as a swap item, just right for my next cache. :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers Bundy I know you're not serious, but there was this: I always put a 2liter sistema in my ammo cans. Double waterproofing, more durability and ...

I think a bit of negativity is needed here :twisted: My hands are affected by arthritis, so I don't like finding a cache made out of PVC pipe - they are so damn hard for me to open (and then to close properly). I didn't mention this before as I thought it might be a lone gripe. But I just found this...

Welcome Luxy!

But are you a doppelganger/re-incarnation?

Your posting links to a GC profile for "luxy" (lower case l) who found three and hid two caches in 2002 in the US and hasn't been seen since.