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Goofster, have the last word and then close the thread down. Lets cache again like we did last summer!!!

You must have read my mind!!! On Sunday I had a discussion with Erik, about exactly the same thing, where a cacher placed a cache 500 km from their base. Now I know we need to get the sport going and promote it aswell. Surely cachers should ensure that the cache can be maintained timeously and therefore state it in the cache if they have someone looking after it. This also usually occurs in holidays spots. Otherwise it means that we have stacks of caches being archived.

Well done QFC, hope you had a great trip. Big nod also goes to GPS Storm, Team_Gecko and Larks.

In June 2005 I came across a packet of puzzle pieces. Thinking that I wouldn't see anymore, I left them behind. I ended up finding 8 packets. On the recent trip I picked up 3 packets of the set A and 1 packet of set B. Now does anyone have other sets? Who can shed some light on this puzzle.

Here is a taste. Durban View

Thanks everyone. Just before leaving for Cape Town, someone asked me what we were going to do. I just replied..."No idea - caching decides and is guarenteed to take me to fantastic places." So the thanks go to all those cachers that have taken me to those fantastic places. Big thank you goes to the new cachers that I met at breakfast. Hopefully we will see you in Durban one day.

Ouch, not fun at all. Glad to hear that you are OK. Only good thing is that you can start looking at new toys. We all have to be very careful.

Hey Helga, there is one more on its way..

Congrats D, you are getting around. See you next week. Well done to all others. Get out there, enjoy SA and promote our sport.

The lengths cachers will go to, to get a caching vacation.

Ek het 15 DNF vir goeie Stormers rugby spelers.

I wil net weet hoe enigiemand die Stormers kan ondersteen?

Congrats go to Tricky Vicky & Mickey. Maybe you could pick up a few of the next 100, on the way to 500, in the lovely KZN. There is always a bed available.

Please Tricky Vicky & Mickey put us out of our misery. I can't keep checking to see the BIG 400.

Yes, and I have the blisters to show for it. We had a fantastic time walking London.

Batsgonmad got his 50. Congrats!!! Great to have another caching mad idiot in KZN.

Thanx very much for the wishes. We had an amazing holiday and caching really does take you to some fantastic places. In London and the UK there is so much to see and do. The place is steeped in history. There are over 8000 caches in the UK. Caching is also a brilliant educational tool that we all should use.

To all cachers far and wide, Seasons Greetings. May your stocking be filled with caching toys and the year ahead be overflowing with caches. To all the TB's in the race, good luck. May KZN be the caching destination of choice in 2006. I hope to meet many more new cachers in 2006.

I will be swopping my costume and tanning lotion for a few jerseys. SA is sunny with temps of 35 deg C. Hope to see you all there.

Hi Bit of a stupid question....CanI upload to a Garmin GPS296? It keeps coming up with an error.

The rule clearly states that if you enter your bug in the race after the start date, then it is your job to get it to the cache. Globalrat will put all TB's into the cache that he has on the start date.

The cache owner logged his own cache.

Congrats go to Colinbo and SeeKer Two and their centuries. The pressure at the top is starting to build. The holidays are coming - everyone start planning.

a. Nope, once you lose a cache its gone. b. You can only log a cache once c. You gotta go the distance

Well done BjBez and QFC on their milestones, hopefully many many more will follow.