Geocaching Australia

Bronze,
you might want to run Adaware, or SpyBot to see if you have any *fun* helpers on your machine. It looks clean at this end.
cheers Darren

The ones that I use the most are; Low, T. (1991) "Wild Food Plants of Australia" Angus & Robertson Cribb, A.B & J.W. (1990) "Wild Food In Australia" 2nd Edn. Angus & Robertson Smith, K. & I. (1999) "Grow Your Own Bushfoods" New Holland Robins, J. (1998) "Wild Lime : Cooking from the bushfood garden"...

Congratulations <br />
from The ELTHAM Mob

Do you think I could claim a bonus find? I was booked on the way to GCGRV3 - Mission Possible. The fine was then withdrawn due to the cameras being *uniquely maintained and calibrated* . <br /> <br /> I would like to thank the State of Victoria for providing an inexpensive method of collecting this ...

For those who enjoyed "badger" ...
'Taters :: Boil 'em, Mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/taters.php

Anaconda in Bayswater, Vic. are offering the Yellow E-trex units for $189, & have truck loads of them (when I went in last week). The only problem is, according to the salesman, you cannot enter waypoints into them and then go looking for that waypoint (eg caching). The salesman was being inventive...

I weighed in at 46.9428% "Super Geek"
I guess it could have been worse ....
cheers Darren

Pesky! wrote:Im one of the 4...

I think you mean I'm
*7 to point out spelling/grammar errors in posts*

Well done guys !!
from the ELTHAM Mob

Team Stargazer wrote:I found the cache!

But did you find the real cache?
(co-ordinates hidden in the online cache)

Who knows, maybe pulling the batteries out and leaving the thing in a drawer for a year might magically fix it! :roll: Don't be shocked it it did clear with something weird. For our central heating remote it was installing the batteries in reverse polarity for 20 min's ... and that fixed it. cheers...

I'm still after the "holy grail" of cache ideas, a competition cache that does not disadvantage anyone regardless of speed or location (to a limit that is) You could pick up a "key" to identify the team as you open each cache so that the cache rcognises and time stamps the find (Something like an i...

I edited "Scoutin' about" yesterday, and the changes have stayed put today (and made the email) <http://geocaching.com.au/cache/gcgvny>. Assuming there was an overninght data refresh from the secondary site things are good. I Spoke too soon, this cache is probably now somewhere in Port Phillip Bay ...

I edited "Scoutin' about" yesterday, and the changes have stayed put today (and made the email) <http://geocaching.com.au/cache/gcgvny>. Assuming there was an overninght data refresh from the secondary site things are good. Well done guys, the effort you put into the tools available to us makes the ...

Be a tad careful with Firefox as it does break a lot more often than Mozilla (remember that it is still in a Release Candiate form). Our testing has produced some not insignificant problems with the critter. If you prefer to live your life back a couple of steps from the cutting edge Mozilla in a br...