Geocaching Australia

Technically it is this... but Im not really living in Sydney at the moment. I sleep in a new town nearly every night because of work. So every day there are new caches to find! YAY! I was doing pretty good before I left Sydney. Had just about cleared 10km! Now since leaving more have crept back in h...

A: Because the reality is it more marketable and easier to produce a fictiously reality then a real ficton!

Q: Why Kathmandu? (Think about it!

Woo Hoo! 800 finds and no Last Days... yet! I must be super stealthy... or just damn lucky

CraigRat wrote:

Zalgariath wrote:To cache for numbers is not an offence. To hide for numbers is criminal.

I want this on my tombstone

Only if the dates on it are used as part of a well constructed intersting multi though yes hahaha

A blonde question but its frustraiting the hell out of me! Where is the correct place to look to upload a profile photo for the forum? I cant seem to find the option anywhere... very embarassing for a geek like me

[Shamelessly Cut and Pasted from the Geocaching NSW Forum ;)] Gday All, Zalgariath AKA James from Sydney. I first heard about Caching from a Canadian friend whilst over there in mid 2009 who said something about some boxes being hidden along a walk we were doing. Oddly enough as soon as I returned t...

I think the nature of caches people find depends on how they are caching. When Im at home in Sydney my favourite cache is whichever one is closest to home unfound :mrgreen: I like systematically clearing the city suburb by suburb. In doing so you encouter every type of conceivable cache from nasty n...

I have recently done a tour of south west WA and the bleeding things were EVERYWHERE! Some I grabbed, others I took one look at GZ... a big Metal Something... with no clue and literally 1000's of potential hides and went... you know what. No. Not worth my time. Some were very clever and worth the ef...