Geocaching Australia

...and yes.

I'm back on Red Ochre (dirt) caching country, however I will be leaving the afternoon after tomorrows, tomorrow only to return two morrows after that.

sigh.

B.

Tomorrow never dies.

Welcome Taylorbrats. And thanks for your kind words about our 'crap' thread.

I better limit my posts else I get a thread named after me.

B.

If for any reason your cache has an element of danger, thats fine but please list it in your description. I tried a cache yesterday and my boys had to sit and watch for an hour because it was along a steep cliff face. Agree with the above re: * spend money on your cache * Make sure its waterproof * ...

If for any reason your cache has an element of danger, thats fine but please list it in your description. I tried a cache yesterday and my boys had to sit and watch for an hour because it was along a steep cliff face. Agree with the above re: * spend money on your cache * Make sure its waterproof * ...

A friend of mine posted on Facebook that she had storms in Emerald so it look like you wern't the only one.

Tried hard to storm here (Lake Macquarie) yesterday but to no avail.

Tomorrow will probably be a humid stinker as well. Always is on Aust Day Weekend. LOL

B.

There are some people here who know if it will happen.

What's happening tomorrow?

A review so far: Please let me know if I have misread or misquoted anyone listed. Alansee notes that "there have always been good and bad caches". CaleD from the Gold Coast drew our attention to a past thread and said people tended to agree that cache quality was down but his area seemed to be immu...

Discussion topic: Is it just me or has the quality of caching in general declined. http://www.jacktrash.com/images/garbage_can2.web.jpg I have moved from inland to the coast (Lake Macquarie / Newcastle) and I must say that I am very disappointed with what I have found. Most I don't log and now I ca...

Correct - Well done.

Next please someone.

Please allow me.

Me: "Keep On Truckin'" by Eddie Kendricks

Mrs Bronze: "Fly, Robin, Fly" by Silver Convention

Where in.


Thats a threat.

*Apologies to those who are antiTeapot. Build a bridge.

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