KiwiGary
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Well I am in New Zealand now for a while, so if I can help drop me a line via my profile.
If you are near Milton Keynes then this cache may also help in your quest.
See ya...Gary
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Woo Hoo... got my PDA back. Wasn't working when the company bus driver returned it to me... (3wks later) and the fact that I found some fish scales lodge between the cover and the PDA. Had the unit sent for servicing... and it's as good as new.
Anyways... does anyone out there know which is Singapore's 1st cache? As I was down at Alexander to fix my PDA, I saw 3 nearby caches and one of them named "Hidden Beauty Spot" seemed like the answer. Can any one verify? If so.... the last event at Makan sutra was SGC's 5yrs anniversary.
Great stuff Fkuan, glad to hear that your PDA has been returned to you and the Geocaching game is back on.
Thanks again for arranging the great event in Singapore on our way home a couple of months back.
See ya...Gary and Margaret
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Great stuff Paul on the 1000, and greetings from New Zealand.
I hope you manged to find some chips to celebrate your day
See ya...Gary and Margaret
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Great Stuff Lester on the 800 caches...
A big OSS from New Zealand.
See ya...Gary and Margaret
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Great Stuff Lester on the 800 caches...
A big OSS from New Zealand.
See ya...Gary and Margaret
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Great stuff Roy on the 1000!!!! And Greetings from New Zealand.
Caching is much harder here, so you will be passing my count very soon
See ya...Gary and Margaret
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Great stuff Henry and Happy New year from New Zealand...
Glad to see you also did a great series to reach the milestone..
Gary and Margaret
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Congrats guys from down here, wish we could have been with on the day but we were a little far away
See ya all soon...Gary, Margaret and Da Boo
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I think I have found the location is it close to N1 17.371 E103 51.408?
Thanks
Gary
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Dinner shouldn't be a problem for nations & me. But make sure 'chope' one space for Baby Chloe.
As for the location, its funny coz that's where we met Javamama & spa susi for the first!
Anyway y don't make it an event cache so those who attend can write about their experience later and also log the find...cheers
Sounds great to us as well, it would be good to make it an event so people can also place some trackables into the event before hand.
If you need a hand setting up the page, drop me a line.
Also what are the co-ordinates of the location for the dinner?
Me and KiwiTulip (Margaret) will be there, looking forward to meeting you all.
See ya...Gary and Margarey
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Wow thats a huge TB, before anyone asks. We don't have room in our bag to take it to New Zealand [
]See ya...Gary and Margaret
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Hmmm sounds like the TB Kidnapper strikes again, he has also been working in New Zealand.
Our Letter "P" tb went missing a year an a half ago from a cache, we thought he was a goner so we released the copy tag his brother the Letter "S".
But a couple of weeks ago the Letter "P" turned up in a new cache only a few weeks old?
It looks like the TB Kidnapper had dropped off our TB? Very strange, but I am glad he is ok.
I will put a new tag on him when I get home, the kind cacher posted him to Mum and Dads house
.See ya...Gary
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http://www.sbstransit.com.sg/ - for more information about our public transport.
www.streetdirectory.com is also helpful to plan your routes
i am thinking the Esplanade's Glutton's Bay is not a bad idea as it is quite accessible
1) City hall mrt linked to esplanade
2) In the City where its more convenient for everybody.
Hi All,
That sounds good to me. Thanks for the links that should help me plan some of my cache raids.
Sorry to report I can't work out that Contact puzzle
Maybe some of the locals have some clues.I will be offline soon, as we are have to pack up our computer for the big move south.
Is this going to be an event or just a get together, either way I will be there once we have all decided on a location and a time.
Looking forward to getting back to Singapore and finding some caches
See ya...Gary and Margaret
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Heh , those closet cachers are at it again. This New cache has its FTF as a closet cacher.
How did there get a FTF on a cache that hadn't been published on the 10th?
See ya...Gary
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Congratulations Henry, it’s always been a pleasure caching with you. We have enjoyed watching your progress.
Don’t forget to help you mum and dad save their pennies for a caching trip in New Zealand soon [
].See ya…Gary and Margaret
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Congratulations Guys, thats great news.
See ya...Gary
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Cheers that is the web site, all done now.
Thanks for your help...Gary
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It'll depend on what coin it is, or more to the point who made it.
Which one is it ?
Its a UK Geocoin, the same kind as my other coin that can be reached by clicking here.
Thanks
Gary
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I think this would be great, esp since some PDA now have WiFi.
The wap site is what I use at the moment, but it is lacking some features.
For example you can't see what TB's are in a cache?
So the wap site is missing some things that the main site has, but it is still handy for logging TB's when I am on the road.
See ya...Gary
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right.. however from what i last checked some of the east coast caches is missing and i am not sure if it has been replaced.
Possible places for 2nd Dec dinner:
the open air hawker along esplanade (think its called makansutra or something)
eating places along geylang
newton circles
old airport road hawker (kallang area) but currently under renovation, but has a "makeshift" market
east coast hawker centre
liang seah street(near bugis) Kim's place - i need to check if got halal food
still open for suggestions etc... feel free to add in any ideas you guys might have
Cheers
My vote is somewhere that is handy to public transport, as we won't have a car while we are in your great city.
Anyone know of a good web site about the the buses in Singapore.
Looking forward to meeting everyone...Gary and Margaret
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Hi,
Sorry if this has been asked before, but I have an UK Geocoin that I want to activtate, but can't find the web site to do it on.
Does anyone remember how to do it? They is no code with coin.
Thanks
Gary
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Great stuff guys, half way to the big 1000 now..
See ya...Gary and Margaret
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Great Stuff Pat and Jeff, and congrats on the record as well.
Gary and Margaret
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Hi,
I am going to get one in Singapore, £100 pounds cheaper than in the UK.
See ya...Gary
Maybe some of the locals have some clues.
bugs in remote caches
in United Kingdom and Ireland
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Well in New Zealand, most caches are remote caches.
Some haven't been visited for months due to their location.
But saying that I tend to launch rescue missions if a TB has been stuck for a couple of months, but these caches are whole day events. Usually three hours each way (If you don't get lost)
See ya...Gary