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Retrieved most of the TBs yesterday, only 2 (I think) still in Long Tom Pass thats needs collecting. Those will be collected tomorrow on the way home.

OK OK you convinced me. I have all those TBs on my list for collection, but can't promise anything. You will have to wait until Wednesday to see what happened

I will be off to Mpumalanga on Sunday until Tuesday and will attempt to "rescue" as many of the Race TBs as possible. Bribes of any kind (monetry or of the liquid type) accepted Those who shout the loudest will be heard first If you have any special requets, i.e. to not move your TB, etc. please post it here and I will check again on Sunday before I leave for Mpumalanga.

Thanks to everyone for the Congrats, much appreciated

Weldone to Fish Eagle, CowNChicken, ZALandyman, Noddy and all others that have achieved there respective milestones. Cachers are just moving to fast to keep up on a daily basis

I must agree with previous cachers, Congratulations to Zouga, I really enjoyed your Model cache. your container is of top quality!

Received this one in the mail today! Curvelo, Brazil Welcome in South Africa

I think that eventually the "just placing a micro for the hec of it" will wear off, as long as cachers continue to place decent caches. Micros, in a place of value where a regular/small, etc can not be placed, must be a yes. Definately the latest Zouga cache fits that definition. I think pier (pure) pressure will eventually (hopefully) get the message through.

As for one of the cachers that are vertically challenged and also ahave height-o-phobia, I did this cache during September 2006. Must say it looked more daunting that it really was, but I would think a warning on the cache page about the terain should be more than enough. Else you can always place micro at the bottom of the cliff for those that are scared of heights

Frustrated 4x4 - 13.5 km hmmm.... and there is a rumour that I may have that long overdue "business" visit to the area towards the end of January

Can't see that far into the future, but if available I will definately be there.

To all the cachers that achieved milestones over the past month / week, GREAT STUFF, especially the "Coffee Club"!!!

Please add a link to each of your Diabetes Travelbugs, I would like to track them. Still waiting and hoping I get something in the mail

Well my race came to an end last week as I missed my collection connection from PE and my TB is currently in the Kruger Park, to only be back in Jhb in 2007 Now where is that TB again that needs moving

Before we all disappear into the numerous parties and other festivities, may I wish you all a wonderfull festive season and great caching year in 2007. Thanks to all those cachers I had the oppertunity to meet and cache with over the past year, and especially to the Breakfast bunch!

Can I suspect a new face pitching at the regular breakfast sessions

I assume you will be bringing a few TBs and Geopcoin you collected from caching as well :-)

Congrats to QFC on your 300th!!! Nice to have caching friends that are setting the pace, then it inspires you to try and catch up. Keep it up QFC, but watch your back, I'm on my way there

Congratulations to Mother and Father on the latest addition to the caching family. May he bring you lots of sleeplist nights , and lots of happyness

Is this guy Virtual Geocoin another one for Virtualcoinreaper?

Here there is even an eletronic writing pad out....Comes with a plug and play port

I am based in Johannesburg, South Africa, so cachers looking at releasing TBS or Geocoins in Central South Africa or even a possible move north wards into Southern Africa can contact me.

Have a look at this thread: TB Unite for Diabetes, International promotion

Thanks GR for the new version note!

If the Banana Express stop in Jhb, after collecting Rumpuss Compass from PE, I may be willing to pay for a few cold ones, to fill the tank again