Launching Australia's First Ever Mega Event-Wagga Wagga 2010

Geodes · Post by **Geodes** » 23 March 09 9:45 am

Mr.Coffee and the Clan wrote:
the farmers 5 wrote:.We appreciate everybodies patience in not asking whats in the itinery yet ,

All around the world the question is being asked 
Cac Itinery?, El Itinery?, L' Itinerario?, Yreniti?, Ang Itinery?, Die' Itinery?, Den Itinery?, H Itinery?, De Itinery?, 
Yep it seems the caching world needs to know the answer to the following, Whats in the Itinery? 
Regards Mr.Coffee and the "what does Itinery mean?" Coffee Clan.

OK, 4 or 5 occurrences of 'itinery' I can put down as typos - but after this many, I have to point out that the word is 'itinerary' !!!!!

The Coffee's · Post by **The Coffee's** » 23 March 09 4:39 pm

Geodes wrote:
Mr.Coffee and the Clan wrote:
the farmers 5 wrote:.We appreciate everybodies patience in not asking whats in the itinery yet ,

OK, 4 or 5 occurrences of 'itinery' I can put down as typos - but after this many, I have to point out that the word is 'itinerary' !!!!!

Damm iPhone it appears I have quoted something more to do with some foreign object in foreign places so 
To our Czech caching friends Trasa? 
To our Danish caching friends Rejseruten? 
To our Dutch caching friends De Reisroute? 
To our French caching friends I' Itineraire? 
To our German caching friends Die Route? 
To our Indonesian caching friends Yang Jalan? 
To our Spanish caching friends El Itinerario? 
Now with the correct question in place the worldwide community is waiting for the Itinerary of the Mega Event and what sort of coffee is going to be served. 
Roll on Mega Coffee and Cache, Mega Cup Size, Mega Latte, Mega Event, Wagga Wagga, Coffee Easter, 2010 The Year of the Coffee Cup. 
or MCCMCSMLMEWWCE2TYCC for short.

paegle boy · Post by **paegle boy** » 23 March 09 4:46 pm

What about the kids or some one that does not like coffee.

Mr Router · Post by **Mr Router** » 23 March 09 5:28 pm

Mr.Coffee and the Clan wrote:
Geodes wrote:
Mr.Coffee and the Clan wrote:
the farmers 5 wrote:.We appreciate everybodies patience in not asking whats in the itinery yet ,

OK, 4 or 5 occurrences of 'itinery' I can put down as typos - but after this many, I have to point out that the word is 'itinerary' !!!!!

Damm iPhone it appears I have quoted something more to do with some foreign object in foreign places so 
To our Czech caching friends Trasa? 
To our Danish caching friends Rejseruten? 
To our Dutch caching friends De Reisroute? 
To our French caching friends I' Itineraire? 
To our German caching friends Die Route? 
To our Indonesian caching friends Yang Jalan? 
To our Spanish caching friends El Itinerario? 
Now with the correct question in place the worldwide community is waiting for the Itinerary of the Mega Event and what sort of coffee is going to be served. 
Roll on Mega Coffee and Cache, Mega Cup Size, Mega Latte, Mega Event, Wagga Wagga, Coffee Easter, 2010 The Year of the Coffee Cup. 
or MCCMCSMLMEWWCE2TYCC for short.

Not to fussy on the german one

The Coffee's · Post by **The Coffee's** » 23 March 09 5:38 pm

paegle boy wrote:What about the kids or some one that does not like coffee.

Simple Put the Kids in youth centres and shoot the non coffee drinkers (members of the popular peoples front of Judeah)

, problem solved, Next!.

The Coffee's · Post by **The Coffee's** » 23 March 09 5:41 pm

Mr Router wrote:[
To our German caching friends Die Route?

Not to fussy on the german one

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Careful Itinerary or just don't go that way.

the farmers 5 · Post by **the farmers 5** » 23 March 09 6:05 pm

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OK, 4 or 5 occurrences of 'itinery' I can put down as typos - but after this many, I have to point out that the word is 'itinerary' !!!!![/quote]

The "intinerary" might feature Saturday morning Burnley Take -Away style Egg and Bacon Rolls.....yehhhhhhh!

But for the nippy Gentleman bike rider ( who sneaks out from work to grab a FTF on one wheel )

will accept our new spelling of the word under Mega Rules and that is ITINNERRAIRY .Penalty for complaining of the old spelling = 1 egg and bacon roll, no bacon, just the egg on a roll:shock:

For Mr Coffee who copied my mispelt word 7 times.....your penalty = 1 egg and bacon roll....with no egg...no bacon and no butter....just the dry roll

Shane4 · Post by **Shane4** » 23 March 09 9:28 pm

Put me down for 3 adults at this point (two teams)and the possibility of another 3 players. Woo Hoo, I can't wait and I've already booked our accommodation for the weekend

gypsycacher · Post by **gypsycacher** » 24 March 09 1:42 pm

jot us down for 2 though will only know for sure much closer to the event

Varuna · Post by **Varuna** » 25 March 09 12:13 pm

Put me down for one. I'll know for sure when it get closer to the event.

The Coffee's · Post by **The Coffee's** » 25 March 09 9:46 pm

the farmers 5 wrote:

For Mr Coffee who copied my mispelt word 7 times.....your penalty = 1 egg and bacon roll....with no egg...no bacon and no butter....just the dry roll

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Plain roll dipped in coffee YUM!

,I'M LOVIN IT!

Mr Router · Post by **Mr Router** » 26 March 09 6:05 am

Mr.Coffee and the Clan wrote:Plain roll dipped in coffee YUM! ,I'M LOVIN IT!

Mr Coffee is excited

TaylorBrats · Post by **TaylorBrats** » 27 March 09 11:16 pm

So, I was talking to a fellow cacher last night, and thought this might be the place to bounce an idea off.

We are *contemplating* bringin a bunch (read: upto a coachload) of Scouts (11-15yo's) from two seperate Troops (or maybe further in the district), up for this momentous occasion. Obviously the Leaders in Charge would take the place of mum or dad (unless they join us) so behaviour etc would be monitored.

One Troop will be planting their first caches this coming Wednesday, so they have an interest in the growing sport, and it would be something to really test them - being up against all the multiple skill levels of the attending cachers.

But before we get too carried away and start planning anything, how would the general caching population feel about that?

So do people think it's a good idea, or no??

TaylorBrats · Post by **TaylorBrats** » 27 March 09 11:17 pm

Oh, and regardless of the Scout idea, my Brats and I are looking to make the trek!

So add 3 to the list!

1A 2C - and perhaps another 1A & 1C if they catch the bug!

the farmers 5 · Post by **the farmers 5** » 28 March 09 12:29 pm

TaylorBrats wrote:So, I was talking to a fellow cacher last night, and thought this might be the place to bounce an idea off.

We are *contemplating* bringin a bunch (read: upto a coachload) of Scouts (11-15yo's) from two seperate Troops (or maybe further in the district), up for this momentous occasion. Obviously the Leaders in Charge would take the place of mum or dad (unless they join us) so behaviour etc would be monitored.

One Troop will be planting their first caches this coming Wednesday, so they have an interest in the growing sport, and it would be something to really test them - being up against all the multiple skill levels of the attending cachers.

But before we get too carried away and start planning anything, how would the general caching population feel about that?

So do people think it's a good idea, or no??

Welcome and thanks for your intent.The committee would have to discuss this at our next meeting.
Could you please state the scout group's geocaching team name.Which scout group is it as we have 3 with "interests".Were you thinking of a mini bus say...18 scouts or a full greyhound coach size bus with say....38 scouts.
The only set-back could be your request to challenge all the other teams in geocaching skills.Any geocaching event caches will be around the City of Wagga Wagga.If your all in a 42 seater large coach ,this would look a bit odd at certain places.

But ,there has been no comments since last night,so it probaly sits well with most.Even if the whole group didnt leave the campsite for 4 days ,it will still be memorable experience.