You know you're a Geocacher when............................

Laighside Legends · Post by **Laighside Legends** » 15 May 11 7:02 pm

covert wrote:When it is raining cats and dogs so you grab your caching bag and runout the door as you say it is great caching weather... No muggles around.

I do that all the time...
Who says summers it the best time of the year to be out and about - I'm loving the current Adelaide weather

Zalgariath · Post by **Zalgariath** » 15 May 11 8:29 pm

One of the best night caching sessions I had was in Melbourne, on a public holiday, at night, in the rain.... picked up nearly all the really hard nano/micros in one walk as the place was a ghost town

Laneways series much easier sans-muggles

PS - You know you are a geocacher when you offer a lift to random backpackers staying in your hostel... on the condition they are aware the 1 hour drive to Belfast will if fact take more like 3 hours due to "random-treasure-events" along the way...

Earthbound Chief · Post by **Earthbound Chief** » 15 May 11 10:28 pm

covert wrote:
When it is raining cats and dogs so you grab your caching bag and runout the door as you say it is great caching weather... No muggles around.

You know you're a geocacher when Covert posts a comment and you get upset that he's beaten you to the punch yet again.

Ohhhh.... the dreaded red stamp

Earthbound Chief · Post by **Earthbound Chief** » 15 May 11 10:29 pm

covert wrote:
When it is raining cats and dogs so you grab your caching bag and runout the door as you say it is great caching weather... No muggles around.

You know you're a geocacher when Covert posts a comment and you get upset that he's beaten you to the punch yet again.

Ohhhh.... the dreaded red stamp

Yurt · Post by **Yurt** » 16 May 11 11:42 am

You know you're a GCA cacher when your non-caching geowife is watching "The Farmer Wants A Wife" and spots a trig on a property so calls out to trig obsessed geoboy.

d.d.dudes · Post by **d.d.dudes** » 16 May 11 3:01 pm

You know your a geocacher when a birthday card to your grandmother reads

Congratulations on your 100th, only 400 more till the big 5..........can't wait for the next meet and greet............well done Nano. love your nephew Mic Roe.........ps i hope you didn't guess it was an ammo box!!!!

MtnLioness · Post by **MtnLioness** » 16 May 11 9:57 pm

d.d.dudes wrote:You know your a geocacher when a birthday card to your grandmother reads

Congratulations on your 100th, only 400 more till the big 5..........can't wait for the next meet and greet............well done Nano. love your nephew Mic Roe.........ps i hope you didn't guess it was an ammo box!!!!

LOL....I almost choked on my coffee reading this!!!
ROFL!!!

webwitch · Post by **webwitch** » 16 May 11 11:00 pm

... you pick products at the supermarket based on the suitability of the packaging to serve as a cache container.

Captain Terror · Post by **Captain Terror** » 19 May 11 3:30 am

Ones 18th Birthday present is a shiny new GPS. His following birthday is spent geocaching.

Zalgariath · Post by **Zalgariath** » 22 May 11 9:04 am

...you get to your hostel in Dublin last night and are presented with a book to sign in to... you then write the date and your Cacher Name down and only release your mistake when a thought strikes you it would be fairly odd to write TFTC in the "Number of Nights" column...

budgietas · Post by **budgietas** » 22 May 11 6:42 pm

Zalgariath wrote:...you get to your hostel in Dublin last night and are presented with a book to sign in to... you then write the date and your Cacher Name down and only release your mistake when a thought strikes you it would be fairly odd to write TFTC in the "Number of Nights" column...

That is funny!!!!!!!!

malstew · Post by **malstew** » 22 May 11 7:33 pm

When you seriously consider burying the kids easter eggs and giving them the co-ords to go find them. I did not do it but still think it would be good fun for them and me!

SamWalkers · Post by **SamWalkers** » 22 May 11 11:29 pm

malstew wrote:When you seriously consider burying the kids easter eggs and giving them the co-ords to go find them. I did not do it but still think it would be good fun for them and me!

Hand up - I did that .

It was a multi!

malstew · Post by **malstew** » 23 May 11 9:53 am

I love it !
It makes perfect sense to me as Rabbit's are well known for their digging skills.

Bronnie_1990 · Post by **Bronnie_1990** » 28 July 11 10:32 pm

You are going on a spontaneous trip to melbourne, to see a show, and the first thing that pops into your head? "Hey, i can start doing the B&W series!"
(and have spent too long looking at other caches in melbourne too..)

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