Geocaching Australia

EcoTeam wrote:They say they always go in three's, so which Australian legend will go next week?

Let's hope it's already has....
Don Chipp, Steve Irwin, Peter Brock.
R.I.P. all

It's a sad loss.

zigolphin wrote:also how about carchargers for them?

I have a car ciggy lighter fitting that you plug the USB cable into, you could look for one of those (mine came with a blueant earpiece.) That is of course if your PPC came with USB cable (not just a cradle) and has USB charging option.

I suppose nothing should surprise me these days, the fact that that is exactly correct, unless there is code in the file name or pic which lets certain people on. What, how did I manage to pin point a gun turret on a sunken ship in Hawaii so quickly? I love GE and have been "virtually" touring the ...

21.3649, -157.9498
Gun mounting, Battleship USS Arizona, Pearl Harbour.
In it's current condition because it was bombed and sank by the Japanese on December 7, 1941.

Gunn Parker wrote:what is the triangle shaped thing to the right in the photo?

my guess is the wooden butt which extends all the way to her right hand

2. Monument to the People's Heroes or as the locals call it Renmin Yingxiong Jinianbei EDIT: Seeing as this post was only supposed to be a clue but noone wants to answer questions 1 and 3 I'll do it. 1. Tiananmen Square, Beijing, China 3. The Tank Man, June 5 1989. An unknown man stood in front of a...

Oooo, I know the place but I wont be greedy

1. Rome, 1960
2.a. Castel Sant'Angelo (formerly Hadrien's mausoleum)
2.b. Don't know, not having read or seen them.
3. St. Peters Square, Vatican City

Is it just me or does our newest member pornnn0 looks a bit sus?

http://forum.geocaching.com.au/profile. ... ile&u=3570

I tried to resist but I can not. Get a hyundia Getz thaat is the car that holds the Australian record for the most finds in a day. :lol: Happy caching and drive safely. Ah yes, but the thread has somewhat gone OT, now they're talking about finding a cache in all mainland states/territories in a 24 ...

S23 56.280 E151 19.200

Bauxite deposits from the nearby aluminium smelter at Boyne?

I don't own any trackables but in my opinion if I did, it would be my sole perogotive where the TBs travels started. So if I wanted to drop it in a "home" cache before packing it off to Europe, then I would.

I have no problem 'discovering' a TB/coin and leaving it in situ, I think that's why that log type was created wasn't it? I'm glad they did too, the last 2 I physically grabbed remained in my possession for over 5 weeks each, so this new log type is great for me as I ease back on geocahing to pursue...

Oh oh, pick me pick me!

Instant recognition.

What's left of Mt Whaleback, a big hole in the ground.

Mt Newman Mining operations, Newman.


(I once had to drive the crib up to the onsite mess hall)