100 Trig find reward

rogerw3 · Post by **rogerw3** » 23 December 15 10:07 am

Welcome to the newest members of the "100 Trig Finds" club!

alnic39, Boot65, Kittykatch and EuDes, well done PM on the way for your details, congratulations and keep up the good work.

$\:D/$

rogerw3 · Post by **rogerw3** » 17 January 16 5:44 pm

Soon to come for triggers!
200,300,400 Pathtags so get trigging!
There is a plan afoot for a 500 Pathtag also but that can wait for a little while.

Grahame Cookie · Post by **Grahame Cookie** » 28 January 16 1:50 am

Wow, the 'Leader Board' has had a topple for #1 position after many years! Congrats to Sol de Lune!
I will have to make a bigger effort to catch up with you Roger in Sydney at an Event as I still plan on contributing some dollars to the additional pathtags.
I am curious if there would be any interest in a similar pathtag reward, but for those that have logged either Posts, and/or Visits to the equivalent Waymarking section of Australia Trig Points?
Rather than clogging Roger's thread, you could contact me directly on gwcooke@y7mail.com if you are interested.

ahomburg · Post by **ahomburg** » 11 February 16 12:58 pm

This is cool, nice looking Tag, I have a little ways to go @ 73 Finds. Thank you Roger.

Adriaan

rogerw3 · Post by **rogerw3** » 21 February 16 10:07 pm

As a matter of interest I have received the 200 and 300 finds Pathtags and I am waiting for the 400 finds which is taking longer than usual to manufacture due to the Chinese New Year.
Once I have that I will do a new mailing to bring every Trigger up to date.
Happy trigging.
$\:D/$

rogerw3 · Post by **rogerw3** » 22 February 16 6:36 pm

The 200 & 300 Pathtags are ready for despatch:

100 finds is Black
200 finds is Bronze (Well OK Copper)
300 finds is Silver (Well OK Chrome)
400 finds is Gold still in production
500 finds will be Diamond (Most likely crushed glass!)

$\:D/$

canary · Post by **canary** » 22 February 16 8:39 pm

Thanks.

Zalgariath · Post by **Zalgariath** » 05 April 16 10:56 pm

Got my 200, on may way to 300

... plus there will be some rather unique trigs listed in the very near future

Goldenwattle · Post by **Goldenwattle** » 10 April 16 9:03 am

I attempted to find out how many trigs I had found, but I am travelling and the internet isn't fast enough to manage this. I found two trigs yesterday; one I was amazed to be the first person to log since 2011

. Mt Noorat in Victoria. It isn't too hard to get to either.
(I also left a moveable gnome near the entrance to the walk to the crater.)

Post by **caughtatwork** » 10 April 16 1:51 pm

Goldenwattle wrote:I attempted to find out how many trigs I had found, but I am travelling and the internet isn't fast enough to manage this. I found two trigs yesterday; one I was amazed to be the first person to log since 2011 . Mt Noorat in Victoria. It isn't too hard to get to either.
(I also left a moveable gnome near the entrance to the walk to the crater.)

http://geocaching.com.au/cacher/Goldenw ... cache_type you have 48 as of right now.

Goldenwattle · Post by **Goldenwattle** » 10 April 16 6:35 pm

caughtatwork wrote:
Goldenwattle wrote:I attempted to find out how many trigs I had found, but I am travelling and the internet isn't fast enough to manage this. I found two trigs yesterday; one I was amazed to be the first person to log since 2011 . Mt Noorat in Victoria. It isn't too hard to get to either.
(I also left a moveable gnome near the entrance to the walk to the crater.)
http://geocaching.com.au/cacher/Goldenw ... cache_type you have 48 as of right now.

Thank you. 49 now. I found another today.

Grahame Cookie · Post by **Grahame Cookie** » 22 April 16 12:02 pm

The others (200, 300, and 400) have been received, with MUCH THANKS.
For those interested in 'trigging' from an Overseas perspective (England), the following link is great:
http://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-36036561
I have come across a new term, Hotine Pillar, the concrete pedestal, so familiar to NSW trig hunters.

Zalgariath · Post by **Zalgariath** » 13 May 16 9:37 am

The UK have a dedicated Trigging Website... like a simplified version of GCA with only Trigs! 25589 in the UK apparently... away you go Roger!

http://trigpointing.uk/

MavEtJu · Post by **MavEtJu** » 13 May 16 1:17 pm

Zalgariath wrote:The UK have a dedicated Trigging Website... like a simplified version of GCA with only Trigs! 25589 in the UK apparently... away you go Roger!

http://trigpointing.uk/

Ugh, it's not even remotely usable if you want to do something with GPS or other coordinate system.

It would be nice if it was accessible as GPX or something, but right now it's nothing.

Edwin

MavEtJu · Post by **MavEtJu** » 13 May 16 6:05 pm

MavEtJu wrote:
Zalgariath wrote:The UK have a dedicated Trigging Website... like a simplified version of GCA with only Trigs! 25589 in the UK apparently... away you go Roger!

http://trigpointing.uk/
Ugh, it's not even remotely usable if you want to do something with GPS or other coordinate system.

It would be nice if it was accessible as GPX or something, but right now it's nothing.

Edwin

Correction: You can download it as a GPX file.
You can do that when you search, you cannot do that when you look for it in the trig page.

Edwin

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