Geocaching Australia

Well as it's now past 12, I'm due for more drugs, and I'm sure the strange dreams will all have disappeared.

Quilter is soooo confused. Is it the codeine in the cold and flu drugs that are making her have strange dreams?

Swampy wrote:Oops! I did it again....
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you can't help your army training Swampy.

It could be argued the Navy knows both how to pronounce "leiutenant" and how to salute

robtas got a tasmanian one too. TB1BRP3 is the one we have received. Just found out Ennis is in Texas, USA. We have quilting friends there, wonder if I can convince them to take up caching :) RobTas can you let us know your bugs id so we can watch it also. I have a watch on the bug that is listed t...

Picked ours up from the PostOffice today It's bound for Ennis, USA. Seems there are plenty of caches there, after it's been around Tassie a bit first

Cheers Quilter

swampgecko wrote:I will admit however I have had the pleasure of meeting some very nice Americans, The most recent one was Snuva's Female Slave.

Nah, she doesn't count as being American anymore, and we're working on the accent to finalise her conversion to being a 'real' Aussie

I missed the announcement....... off to download now. I have found all the episodes to be fantastic. And the snake info was great, especially when TTE saw one off our back deck last week. Let the Jnr cachers listen and learn.

Thanks Quilter

Hi Just wondering what the protocol is when you visit a cache and it's listed as containing a TB or coin, but when you get there the cache is bare? For example, we hid a cache and placed a travel bug in it, now the latest finders log indicates the TB is not there. Do I as cache owner contact all the...

We (usually) cache as a family. Although after a long day it is not unusual for jnr cachers (10 and 12) to wait in the car while Mum and Dad find the cache. Netballer has a preference for caching with Snuva........ something about her slaves not arguing with Snuva's directions or some such palava. :...

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I'm off to New Zealand on 2 Sept for a 2 day conference. Flying in to Auckland, conference in Cambridge. I will have a couple of bugs and coins to be dropped off, but not a lot of spare time. Is there a TB lounge near Auckland International? Any caches near Cambridge Town Hall?

Cheers Quilter

agsmky wrote:

You're a pig breeder


They do refer to their son as Piglet.

ohhhh with 2 young geocachers watch for the pepper pig snort requests at haunting next week...............

We turned up to an event cache as our first introduction to geocaching. Everyone kept asking our name........... no your caching name............oh. :oops: how naive we were. So all the way home from the event we tried different things. Eventually ran Craig Family through the anagram server and voil...

Snuva is currently in the USA with her coins, and I have sent one to England for release.

Cheers Quilter

It would be good if we could see the logs for say the last week........ and then perhaps an option to extend that time if needed. have to admit I usually halt the load part way through so I only get to see the last week or so, otherwise it takes too long to download...... Ok so I am not exactly the ...