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Well done Cincol, Bhutan it is! They have a very rigourous tourism rule as well, only guests of the government or people on a preapproved set tour program are allowed into the country. No one is allowed to go and explore for themselves, and approximately only 20 000 tourists are allowed into the country per year. This is in order to help preserve the countries culture and environment, which I think is a pretty good policy! I would love to visit Bhutan, but at a government imposed minimum charge of $200 per day, it is a fairly costly trip ( Despite these tough rules, they have still managed to accumulate 8 geocaches. I somehow think the government would not be pleased about that if they knew!

ok it seems you guys need lots of clues, so here's one more. But to summarise: - This country was the first to develop a system of measuring and quantifying the Gross National Happiness of its peoples - It held its first democratic elections in 2008 - It is illegal to smoke in the whole country - Its national sport is archery And the new clue. The residents like to paint large penises on the outside walls of their houses.

nope. More clues to follow this evening.

ok another clue! The national sport of this country is Archery

nope!

ok another clue. You are not allowed to smoke in this country.

ok a clue: This country held its first democratic elections in 2008

nope, you are alll a bit out in your thinking. its one of those countries that seem to think pretty differently to the rest of the world. They like their people to be happy!

never been there, but my guess is Grootkop. Unless this is Judas Peak

nopely dopely on all points!

Consarn it, didn't even recognise my own cache The photo looked like it was taken from higher up than that, but now I see the height of little lions head, it makes sense!

yay! What country was the first in world to develop a system of measuring and quantifying the Gross National Happiness of its peoples?

deffo Hout bay in the background, I'll say Judas Peak ?

His university Harvard I think it was?

Bill Flynn?

Hey Spindoctors Thanks for the offer, that sounds great! I will be in Sydney from 16 Nov to 25 Nov.

steve hofmeyer

I am visiting Australia on holiday next month, and am looking for suggestions on what you think are must do caches. I will be mainly in Sydney and Melbourne, with trips to blue mountains and great ocean drive. I like caches with great views, perhaps a bit of a hike or some more adventorous ones. Or otherwise very ingenious ones, cool containers etc. Any advice?

Marlow Scott Wilson

The magician from the Oceanos

Crabon Hunter, you are not exactly stating the corrrecting answer, but you are implying it, so your go. Only the female of anopholes mosquitos can give you Malaria, and yes, this Mozzie does not buzz. So if you hear the buzzing, then you cannot catch malaria from it. (only female mosquitos ever actually bite - bloody bitches ) Of course that doesn't mean there is not a tag team of a buzzer and non buzzer, just to really get you! And of course you can catch other just as nasty diseases from a buzzing mozzie, such as dengue fever and others . Bastards

HAHA it seems I am the latin expert! Something seemed to wring true from my varsity days. OK one of the most annoying things is a darn mosquito buzzing in your ear while you try to sleep. However, what should you be secretly releived about if you do hear a mozzie buzzing in your ear?

fear of flowers? Or fear of not giving flowers to your girlfriend on valentines day, and suffering the consequences for the next 3 months?

hey what the?? Why would this question be for me

This question was asked in October last year, and funnily enough, it was CNC that got it right back then as well