Geocaching Australia

Seems unusual to be ftf on a cache of your own making. Actually being a finder of your own cache in general. Be it a trig or a regular cache

I have read and reread these posts and it's still as clear as mud to me. I think the ump is doing a great job considering the rules on this subject seem to have been written on the fly to catch up with the change in technology. No doubt as the chirp's become more common the rules will be modified an...

It's a real battle of the locationless caches

NSW survey marks (roger3w) v QLD survey marks and various other locationless

May the battle rage on!!!!!!!!!!!!

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setsujoku wrote:

pwags wrote:

paegle boy wrote:

Pesky! wrote:Where's ya Bin?

sleeping

No, where's ya wheelie bin?
Someone had to do it!

Jamaica?

Or Did you buy it

Sorry.... I know it's bad

Please excuse my ignorance. Where does geocaching Australia find the money to supply coins? Surely the advertising on the site would not bring in much money?

Sistema and not 100% water proof but pretty close. I found an underwater cache just off the rocks in Kingston. It was a system cache totally submerged. I had been there probably 3 days (I jumpedvatbit when I cam up). And it onl had 3 or 4 drops of water in it. There of course were multiple protectio...

Sorry. I have found both caches a they are phyiscally 80 metres from each other.

I have a question. What should you do if you find two gc mystery caches are within 80 metres of each other. Should you tell the ump?

Hmmmm some interesting dynamics here?

Hi

What happened to this event. I would love to have another get together.

I was also thinking of trying to set up a "caching raid" to another state. Anybody interested in this?

BT