jindi kid

Yes that is a big annoyance sometimes

http://shop.geostuff.com.au/products/nano-cache-log-retrieval-tool that is what i meant for the log extractor thingo

so today i just found a nano log extractor on ebay that should help with the tricky log

oh my bad i meant to say, i LOVE not have

so today i found another nano, i don't know why but i just love small tricky cachers how bout everyone else out there

make it fit in with its surroundings if you want it 2 be hard, ( electrical plate cache as an example ) JK

i'm australian so Cayshing

sounds good, maybe you can get a rust proof lock that is stainless steal or something?? also make sure its not one of those hard locks wear you have to go around three times at the start and go left then right and so on

but then there are the people that go bashing through it on there motorbikes as a hobbie geocaching is nothing compared to other hobbies when it comes to impact on the environment

Good luck to all the people affected Rohan

make it so its not possible to armchair log it i don't rly now how right now but there definently r ways of doing personnly some of the best caches that i have found are in fact virtuals. so i have not had a negative expierience with them. With voting though the majority do rule, but what if the result is something like 51/49, doesnt really seem to solve the problem

1, A torch used for locating some caches 2, A camera incase a great view 3, a phone in case the caching gets rough, which it only does that in higher terrain rated cachers 4, a pen 2 sign with 5, be well equipped 2 have a GREAT time

Yes definently worth it, get 1 off amazon maybe

Hobartb Tasmania virtual on the top

I think that you should flee GZ and nuke the sight from orbit. Okay seriosly maybe the other person should of taken a picture of the cache and emailed it to the CO. just say that it was a joint ftf, or maybe no one gets the FTF

try Waymarking, its not as big but a bit similar

I am going to do a series of caches that are near graveyards (that fall inside the guidelines) on some local graveyards in the area. any ideas on how to make this a memorable series

just drop it in a cache that fits it

i only just got my oregon 450 and i want to delete all the geocaches that i have found,so when i go on holiday i can have a clean sheet

it might sound noob, but with my oregon 450, it only shows the distance when i am moving, but when stopped it shows the heading

definently paperless geocaching device. go for a hiking gps so garmin oregon, colarado, dakota, gps 60 range. i am only familiar witth garmins but there are other brands out there.

that postcards cache sounds like fun

I am looking to hide a very memorible puzzle or multi cache, so does anyone have any great ideas to help me

the explorist Gc has great paperless geocaching, but when i tested 1 i had problems in dense tree cover, look at an oregon or dakota, you can actually get cheap oregons for around the same price as a explorist GC

unless you plan on walking through the grand canyon, i would go for the oregon 450 because of paperless and still very accurate. and its not because i have a 450