Geocaching Australia

All of my Templates and Skinz are now online and downloadable in the Munzee Forum Here

I'll add some Munzee info to the GCA Wiki soon

Do you have to be logged in to get the attachments?
I'll be buggered if I can see them.

fluffyfish wrote:But the link to mine is http://www.munzee.com/m/fluffyfish/1/

I was beaten to the FTF on the Munzee by several seconds (Chip had her phone out first, and did locate the cache!).

It was interesting that the cache had been found several times, but we were the first to do the Munzee

caughtatwork wrote:Do you have to be logged in to get the attachments?
I'll be buggered if I can see them.

I believe so yes... Ive tested the downloads, they should appear at the bottom of each post kinda like the GSAK forum

Well, that sucks. I guess no playing with the templates for me then

Hoojar wrote:

fluffyfish wrote:But the link to mine is http://www.munzee.com/m/fluffyfish/1/

I was beaten to the FTF on the Munzee by several seconds (Chip had her phone out first, and did locate the cache!).

It was interesting that the cache had been found several times, but we were the first to do the Munzee

Well that'll teach me... the reason there were so many names in the log book is that the cache has been hidden for 14 months!

http://www.munzee.com/forums/index.php? ... 25#msg2225

We do have a plan for "Munzees for Business" as a way to help the core game players get some more finds and allow for businesses to promote some special offerings at the same time. We want to focus a little more on getting the core gameplay features rock-solid though before we try and accomplish too many other things.

Ahhh. The goal becomes clear.

Hoojar wrote:

fluffyfish wrote:But the link to mine is http://www.munzee.com/m/fluffyfish/1/

I was beaten to the FTF on the Munzee by several seconds (Chip had her phone out first, and did locate the cache!).

It was interesting that the cache had been found several times, but we were the first to do the Munzee

Looks like Hoojar is the first to find a munzee in Australia!

Chip - 2011-07-17 06:06:47
Hoojar - 2011-07-17 06:06:43

Beat Chip by 4 secs?

fluffyfish wrote: Chip - 2011-07-17 06:06:47
Hoojar - 2011-07-17 06:06:43

Beat Chip by 4 secs?

Unusual time stamps, as Chip scanned it before me. Maybe Optus sent the data faster than Three!

As an aside I think Munzee's could be great. It is like caching, only without the need to find excuses to not swap, write detailed logs (online and in the book) and do all of the other things that slow down number hounds!!!

Hoojar wrote:

fluffyfish wrote: Chip - 2011-07-17 06:06:47
Hoojar - 2011-07-17 06:06:43

Beat Chip by 4 secs?

Unusual time stamps, as Chip scanned it before me. Maybe Optus sent the data faster than Three!

As an aside I think Munzee's could be great. It is like caching, only without the need to find excuses to not swap, write detailed logs (online and in the book) and do all of the other things that slow down number hounds!!!

Well you better put one out for me and Chip to capture!

I have deployed one in Cheltenham, Vic.

I came across these today for the first time - I think it's a great companion game to geocaching. I like the way that it's quick to find and quick to place them. Ideal for urban areas, a kind of quick fire, urban caching. I like the way you just scan the code and that's it logged, nice and easy, then on to the next one! Now we just need a few more hidden! I think it will mainly appeal to the kind of cachers who like to chase the numbers, but certainly an interesting option!

There are none in Sydney.

tronador wrote: There are none in Sydney.

There will be once I get home .... in 5 months

Geocaching: It's not about the numbers (most of the time)
Munzees: It's ALL about the numbers

As they are cheap, quick, easy to make and place and log, people wont expect much from them. Throw in some meaningless points and levels to collect and it is a game for the iPhone generation. Im going to enjoy it too as a companion to caching but never see it replacing a good cache, just enhancing existing ones. Hopefully it will appeal more to the Blank Log / TFTC cachers and make them bugger off hahaaha