Geocaching Australia

Very well done. <p> I've only recently started using your roamer and I've found it very helpful. Previously I was printing maps from Ozi, which is good but different. <p> I got the roamer jpeg professionaly printed on a transparency (x6 for $3 or $4) and that doesn't require laminating. The ink fixe...

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I'm lost. Is the links to teams websites still around?

I really want to see an improved cache rating system and I think you are on the right track.<p> You've mentioned how it will be useful to seekers. I think it would also be a much needed feedback mechanism for cache owners. I think most of us generally bite our tongues when we write a log on a boring...

That was a shock, I thought I'd gone to the wrong site.<p>

It looks great

Dingbats have been getting high off wattle blossum

SNIFTER wrote:... but I prefer my uggies or thongs for a start.

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Ahh so you're a fan of the classic thong Snifter?

Here's another site you can try.... Not Aussie, but worth a look http://www.cafepress.com/aulogostuff Hahah ... they've got some cool stuff there. I now know the difference between a baseball cap and trucker hat. I would love that stein.<p> I can't believe they're selling a geocaching g-banger :sho...

Now, getting bitten by a leech, . . . Had me off work for a week <p> Wow, I'm counting my lucky stars. I've tussled with leaches and ticks on countless occassions without suffering too adversely. I had a bad reaction to a blue bottle sting and had to seek medical assistance, but this was only once ...

I'm happy to abide by the event cache guidelines on <a href=http://www.geocaching.com/about/guidelines.aspx#event>geocaching.com:</a> <p> Event Caches <p> Event caches are gatherings for geocachers by geocachers to discuss geocaching. After the event has passed, the event cache is archived. While a ...

Phlosten wrote:Time to drop in to the St John Ambulance mob and get our First Aid Certificates re-certified or gained in the first place.

I don't recall tick treatment being covered by the NSW Workcover senior first aid accreditation.

You can do them again!

The only thing is the goal would have to be a micro container! Any thoughts, good or bad? For a cache that requires a lot of effort or time to complete I like the idea of having the cache container large enough so that better quality items can be traded. Its nice to be able to reward the next cache...

It'd be nice to have a spot on this web site dedicated to listing the "long distance" multis with some commentary.

This new RSS feed is working really well for me. I'm finding it is saving quite a bit of time. I've got Awasu working with mozilla. Thanks Ideols.