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Is the question then - "Which geocacher in South Africa has cached in the most countries?"

Take it away Riisearch!

At the KZN MEGA you will be able to log 10 Icons in a single day - what are these 10 Icone? PS: No answers will be accepted from any of the MEGA organizers!!

KZN Mega Lab Cache # 1: Welcome to Durban - Will be located somewhere at the King Shaka International Airport . KZN Mega Lab Cache # 2: Marathon Masters - Will be located near the Comrades Wall of Honour, it will require you to find the plaques if some famous runners. KZN Mega Lab Cache # 3: Welcome to Giba - This will be in the Giba area and will be an easy find for everyone. KZN Mega Lab Cache # 4: Mega Registration - Close to the Mega registration desk, this is also an easy find. KZN Mega Lab Cache # 5: Haunted House - This will take you to the far end of Giba to explore an abandoned house. KZN Mega Lab Cache # 7: Picnic Site - This one will be at the Krantzkloof Nature Reserve main picnic spot, a good starting point to the great caches in this reserve. KZN Mega Lab Cache # 8: Another Picnic spot - Also in Krantzkloof - at the second picnic spot, An alternative jumping off point for the super caches in the reserve. KZN Mega Lab Cache # 9: Springside Stroll - A lab cache located in the Springside Nature Reserve in Hillcrest. Some good caches here too. KZN Mega Lab Cache # 10: Ushaka - This will be at Durbans popular uShaka marine world, a nice easy cache that will tie up with the sunrise event.

Waiting for a question from "vogonite".

Alex - you might want to try the local Facebook group page - url="https://www.facebook.com/groups/geocachingsa/"]Geocaching SA[/url] Many people read there and maybe not the Forums. Good luck and enjoy your time in South Africa.

Christmas Island.

4000 days = 11 years = 4015

12th

Anniversary of 1st SA cache.

Some references state there are 10 South African Laurates. Below is the list that I have with the years as well. Carbon Hunter was either side so I guess he can ask the next question. 1. Michael Levitt*, Chemistry, 2013 2. J. M. Coetzee, Literature, 2003 3. Sydney Brenner*, Physiology or Medicine, 2002 4. F.W. de Klerk, Peace, 1993 5. Nelson Mandela, Peace, 1993 6. Nadine Gordimer, Literature, 1991 7. Desmond Tutu, Peace, 1984 8. Aaron Klug, Chemistry, 1982 9. Allan M. Cormack*, Physiology or Medicine, 1979 10. Albert Lutuli, Peace, 1960 11. Max Theiler, Physiology or Medicine, 1951

Still not the number that I have! I have the names and the categories and years awarded.

Close but no cigar!

South Africa has no less than 4 Nobel Peace Prize Winners. How many NOBEL PRIZES in total have ever been won by South Africans?

Vilakazi Street

Thanks! Not quite there yet - give me a few days. Fly out on 24th and will land 25th only. Hope to meet up with a lot of cachers in the area and to meet many more at the MEGA as well.

Very interesting. Didn't know that and have been in that church a few times in the past.

Bearded Vulture? Indeed it is. All yours.

By what other name is the "Lammergeier" known?

Ndlovu

KACHING!! Take it away.

What does KwaZulu mean?

World Wide Flash Mob - did you attend one today?

I'm sure some of the local cachers would love to get involved with a CITO.

Danie, we have, up to now, been serious "lurkers" around here, but wanted to tell you how much we appreciate your stats. Find them very interesting. Thank you again. When Danie is busy we are ALL lurkers! What can you say? Simply the greatest!