Mix

I live in a area with very few cachers so it will not get lots of logs in the next few weeks. Maybe someone else could put out their own sketch cache, any volunteers?

I really want to make it clear -you don't haver to be an artist, its just a field sketch. I myself am no artist but will can give a line drawing a go and thats all thats needed.

I was thinking of emailing GC.com about this cache to see it it could be a new type of cache, but.. Would it have wide use if it did? I don't know!

I say then they have ignored one of the main points - to show change over time. Plus if it was obviouse i would think about deleting the log, but then maybe not. they would still have to find the cache anyway, to log it.

thats part of the idea to see change its not an art work just a line drawing, there are sites that can help you learn how. I put in ten pages in the log, once it is full i will scan the logs on to the net and put in a new SketchLog, this can be done with a mircocache as well by the way. i just role up the SketchLog.

Well a bit different anyway, something of a different cache, this is the second one I put out and more will come although not where most of you will find close by. Just thought I’d share the idea. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...36-39912b5b5d29

they did it a bit but, hay! it was OK. He He He Most of the Aussie cachers I know say cayshing (not all but most) it comes from the fact the we have always called other types of caches (computer, army, food etc) cayshes. Plus the diffrence between 'ash' and 'aysh' can also be an accent issue. We did tell the reporter both but he wrote it the way we said it most.

have a look at this... http://roc.geocaching.com.au/images/Geowhating.jpg that is all.

yes but you new that

any date suits us I think but maybe the later onse will give people more time to plan it should be good Mixima76