Geocaching Australia

http://gcamedia.blogspot.com/2007/04/yo ... -bugs.html
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Can you post links to the ammo can bugs? I have yet to run across one like that, but they might do well around here with the number of bush caches...

I'm sure I recognise one of those TB's although it should be about 17000km from oz<p>http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=490551

all these bugs are now in this event
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these are the ammo bugs <br>
http://www.geocaching.com/track/details ... 7e86742f83
<br>http://www.geocaching.com/track/details ... 05394fce23

and what about the indigenous TB the "Swaggie" ?

mtrax wrote:and what about the indigenous TB the "Swaggie" ?

I was going to make one to include in this video, but that gave me the idea of doing a separate video all about swagies. This way I can focus more on the swaggie and also show a bit of a 'how to'. Also i was going to do the swaggie video first but was short of time and I would not have the bugs after next week. As an aside I posted posted a link to this video on the bug pages which was the first motivation behind the video as most bugs a lucky to get a photo these days.

Must've hurt to keep up that Attenborough accent for so long!! Good job Mix