Geocaching Australia

That's a nifty feature! Thanks for highlighting it!

My brother was right, his Bunnings is gnomeless!

I have a cache to hunt tomorrow, so I'll try then. Bah. I bet you anything there'll be a million gnomes in the shops come December

Oh come now Wendy, if they didn't like it, why did they give us the come on??

You would THINK so... he's a strange little man sometimes.

You know, my brother works at Bunnings and I said to him the other day "Do you guys have gnomes?" and he said "Dunno". I will poke him with a fork! To be fair though, he's in the landscaping section and probably wouldn't ALLOW a gnome to be placed in his area lol As for sturdying them up some, what ...

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From now on I'm logging with "I wish I had a mobile device to send this from "

Where I used to work we had non refillable stamps. You can refill them with bottled stamp pad ink and a syringe, if you're cheap (it was a library, we were cheap).

I can agree with "bloody cachers making bloody tracks" being misguided or outright wrong - If you wander my paddock you will find dozens of animal tracks, so in my opinion (valid or invalid as it may be, you be the judge!) cacher tracks seem to generally follow the path of least resistance - no one ...

I pondered the same ones blossom*, then decided $14.95 was probably too much to spend on something so tempting to muggles.

Big gnome hunt today only turned up pantsless gnomes (no one needs to see that) and a gnome so fragile I thought I'd break it while picking it up. Even Savers let me down!

Sorry, can't talk, reporting my DNFs as "too hard, please archive".

Perhaps "moving soil to find cache" needs to be distinct from "moving leaves to find cache". Don't get me wrong, I'd hate for everyone to be out in the wilderness with shovels hiding or hunting caches, and I think the spirit of the guidelines should be upheld - if only to prevent the idea that cache...

Grey areas grey areas. I'd rather not see digging in national parks etc, but at the same time, does it really matter in a playground? Too hard to get my noggin around on that one. I think if digging is required to FIND the cache, that'd be one to report. Lifting a cache out of a hole with no digging...

rubai wrote:Mine arrived today. But they cut off 2 letters from the left side, so its unusable at the moment. At $4 I think I might order a new one.

Aw, shame.

Also where is mine? This IS like Christmas, all the cool kids got their first.

PrincessDiala wrote:I find the yellow boots distracting

Seconded, for some reason the yellow ones really steal the show. The orange ones are less shouty.