Geocaching Australia

Just another thought. This cache page explains it and the map is rather impressive. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GC2TFGR Hmm... A giant sketch of caughtatwork's mug across the desert? (Assuming he's our equivalent of Signal) Yowzer... Either that or a giant gnome. I would lo...

When you put it on - we will be coming.

gmj3191 wrote:

gmj3191 wrote:

gmj3191 wrote:

SamCarter wrote:

Keeper of Time wrote: Place names, say A to Z in each state (however this list shows there are no place names starting with "Z", I find that hard to believe).
http://www.fallingrain.com/world/AS/

Zeehan (Tas)

Zetland (NSW)

Zilmere (Qld)

Zadows Landing (SA)

Zanthus (WA)

SamCarter wrote: All smileys are equal but some smileys are more equal than others.

(with apologies to George Orwell)

Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory logs in one's mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them.
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And we thought you were just miraculously fast at fixing the issue!

Well, that sucks. The safari browser on Win7 and my iPod do the panning and refreshing. I'm at a loss. I just tried my iBook and the new caches load but I get a message < Slow script. A script on page "Geocaching Australia" (http://...) is making Safari unresponsive. Do you want to continue running...

It depends on how far you move the map. Short distances currently do not refresh as it's likely that the caches on the map matcvh your currenmt zoom level / location/ What happens if you move the map to a greater distance away? Say 50km from your start point. Does it refresh? What browser are you u...

Visualisation of caches by "location", restricted to 250 caches and the caches update / refresh as you move the map to a new area. Visualisation of an individual cache and surrounding caches, restrcited to 250 caches and the caches update / refresh as you move the map to a new area. The maps are gr...

If I had the choice of on or off, I would choose ON.

I go to the trouble of placing a cache, I want to know when I have had a cache found.

Needs Maintenance and possible DNF should be left on even if some one chooses off. How else do you let some one know that their cache is in trouble.

My favourite type of newbie cacher is the Helicopter cacher. We've all seen them.. they start with this admirable enthusiasm, find a dozen or so caches, start a website, a blog , a caching group, a geo shop, bombard the forums with ideas, waving their arms around in the air like a helicopter...then...

My favourite type of newbie cacher is the Helicopter cacher. We've all seen them.. they start with this admirable enthusiasm, find a dozen or so caches, start a website, a blog , a caching group, a geo shop, bombard the forums with ideas, waving their arms around in the air like a helicopter...then...

I read about it in CSIRO's Helix magazine the same day I borrowed a GPS for work.
First cache found just down the road. Blame SpinDoc for writing the article.

malstew wrote:When you seriously consider burying the kids easter eggs and giving them the co-ords to go find them. I did not do it but still think it would be good fun for them and me!

Hand up - I did that .





It was a multi!

Divixen at Geo-What Geo-Stuff did sell them.

Look up the site see if she can help.
http://www.dvixen.com/geowhat

norkmeister wrote:

SamWalkers wrote:The bone is cleaned sanded then polished.
The lines are scratched in and then tinted up with brown coloured pencil.

Do you fossick for kangaroo bones while out caching? I know of a veritable treasure trove!

Osso Bucco - mmmm - winter coming on.