Geocaching Australia

Yep - it was certainly worth every cent that I paid for GSAK. It has returned in productivity (for me) 100 fold.

I love to be on the bleeding (oops, leading) edge of software.

My Bathurst Invasion was only made more interesting by 294 map shutdown bug - but it was worth it.

Sorry to bring the tone of this esteemed thread down...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yop62wQH498

The new rules say the cache owner can't impose any mandatory additional logging requirements.

I always take whatever number of TBs or coins I like.

Router's mailbox will need to be emptied AGAIN tomorrow

The graphics are wonderful and the puzzles are great.

Have you tried this one?

Changes made from version 2.80 to 2.85:

* Added ability to force the Oregon into mass storage mode by holding the power button for 30 seconds while plugged into a USB cable



PS I am on 2.93 beta.

S34 43.434 E143 53.788
82m elevation?

Is this a practical joke? Anyway I had a good laugh and had to stop.

Very Cool!

yes, but it was nice to see such a cute teapot.

Bushwalking code from Australian Alps National Parks "Keep the wilderness wild. Cutting new tracks is illegal and marking tracks with cairns, tape or other materials is unsightly and can confuse other walkers." I don't think bright coloured tapes are the go - they would not be appreciated by bushwal...

Enjoyed checking my gmail at the Dickson ACT drive through this morning!

Will you have wifi with that sausage and egg burger, sir?

Fantastic.

I don't swap myself but I love finding caches with swaps in them. To me, it fulfils the "treasure" aspect. I personally am not worried whether the items are useful or not - some like them useful - me I like them to be new, colourful, interesting, something to look at, perhaps themed, or just an unus...

If I only wanted to spend 200, I would just buy a yellow etrex from Dick Smith. However if I wanted to spend $500, I would buy an Oregon, and save up for OzTopo maps later.

I love the Oregon

Well mtrax - maybe you should start with yourself - and lead the way by example.

From now on, I will expect you to be proudly posting FDF logs on all new ACT caches - especially any that come out in say the next week or two.