Geocaching Australia

Freddo wrote:Here is my version of this set of stats.

I had wondered what your stats were. Damn you are a Phreaky Phinding Phrog.

Freddo wrote: 2. I wondered if there might be an opportunity to see who are the least honest cachers in the country. That would be the cachers with the lowest DNF to Find ratio. Probably only worth doing for cachers with say more than 100 finds.

Of course they could be very good at finding caches

Don't worry Freddo, you are still in the lead.
http://geocaching.com.au/stats/cachers/ ... _not_finds

caughtatwork wrote: i.e. In your hand you do not have a GPS you have a GPSr.
Only really for the anally retentive.

Yep, that would be me

I am arguably (definitely?) one of the visitors who precipitated the archiving of the original cache (due to the manner in which we approached the cache). Jardry, I don't think the point is whether or not they 'own' the cache location, but in the provision of information on the cache page. There was...

That's hilarious. Nice log.

More seriously, it goes to show that some information on the container (and the GC code) can help prevent caches from being muggled.

Great concept. For a while, I thought it had been muggled

I thought I'd post another positive experience about the Geosphere app. I uploaded a 14 mB GSAK file via Box.net without any problems. We found 25 caches yesterday in areas with patchy (and no) phone reception. The Geosphere app handled beautifully and wasn't the slowest link in the get-out-of-the-c...

Mr Router wrote:what does twiiter do different

Gathers all the twits together in one location .
Oh, did I say twits? I meant tweets. hee hee.

Yurt wrote: At least his heart's in the right place!

What -- in his chest? (My favourite response to that statement )

For some reason, when I read the cache page, I thought about crepes. Mmmm ... crepes.

It's also happening in SA. (I'm only pointing it out in case you need examples when fixing whatever is causing it.)

I was about to post the same thing! Thanks mix.

It would seem that sometimes the "View New Posts" link works and at other times it does not. Quite often when I select this link I get a no result found, but If I got to the Board Index I find multipule orange dots indicating new posts that I have not read. This morning for example, I had a couple ...

The off-topic part is asking for advice or recommendations from existing iPhone users on other apps that they have found amusing/useful/good value. Not necessarily caching related. 8) The non-installed apps that I use most often are: NetNewsWire - free - RSS reader. Syncs with NewsGator to stay cur...

Redbull? (I'm just going to guess until someone tells me )