Geocaching Australia

Someone on the Tas geocaching facebook page just posted a link to a recent article in the Gladstone Observer about a suspicious gnome. It all ended happily. http://m.gladstoneobserver.com.au/news/police-camp-out-over-dopey-tip/2588580/ There may be call for a log or two on "The Long Arm of the Law"!

You could send it to Servers' Paradise.

Wooohoooh =D> , happy anniversary, and lots of thanks to hiders, finders, movers, coders, moderators, and faeries. Although I'm not out finding as much as I used to I still haunt the forums and appreciate GCA's awesome features and the extras it adds to the caching experience. There are some good ca...

Spiders are an occupational hazard when caching ...

Love your work; good luck with the pest eradication.

Have a fantastic time; create some great memories and see some wonderful things.

One issue and one idea: Issue: I use Firefox (26.0) on a MacBook Pro (in case either of these bits of information matters). When I have a gca google map open and I click on a cache, the really useful little quote box opens up with the data about cache name, type, hider, and recent log types shows up...

spatialriq wrote:Looks like they're all going for the obvious 'hide under a tree'.

And good geocachers should ALWAYS know where their towel is.*

* Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, of course

Chances are you have some overseas finds. The faeries ensure that Australian finds (mostly) appear automagically; but you will need to do a manual import of your other finds. If you're a premium GC member then this is easy: you just do a MyFinds pocket query and import the lot into GCA. The wiki exp...

I hid <snip> thirty six other caches along several kilometres of riverside walking track. I think in total there were thirty two unique numbers there. I wonder what the odds would be that someone could take a short walk and fill an entire card in one hit! Okay -- life is currently getting in the wa...

You could call it a non-event.

budgietas wrote:

caughtatwork wrote:We have no auto process. List which caches and who will own and VrsigRat or I will change them.

is he related to craigrat?

Just to the right, a bit, though not entirely.

My Jamboree experience begins Boxing day, hopefully, with helping to set up the Billabong admin area, and tearing it down at the end, and of course, making many many birds. :shock: That's a pretty impressive non sequitur (especially with "and of course"!) Can I suppress my curiosity until I get the...

Possible solution: Make sure you are logged in (before clicking off to get the map, check the top right corner of the GCA page to see that you are logged in as oldfella). Sometimes logins drop out, and you need to log in again to get access to stuff.

I'm not sure if it has been said, but Geosphere will import (at least a goodly portion of) GCA cache data. There's another thread about it somewhere ... ahhh: http://forum.geocaching.com.au/viewtopi ... 12&t=17432