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There is always Tracks 4 Australia

G'Day ROWDY, What parameters did you use in the PQ?. You will have a better chance of help if you wander over to where most of us meet at http://forum.geocaching.com.au/ and ask there.

There appears to be a bit of interest in this so I'll pass on the feelings of the traditional owners as found on their imformative web page Kata Tjuta National Park Please Don't Climb Uluru Nganana Tatintja Wiya - 'We Never Climb' The Uluru climb is the traditional route taken by ancestral Mala men upon their arrival to Uluru. Anangu do not climb Uluru because of its great spiritual significance. UluruAnangu have not closed the climb. They prefer that you - out of education and understanding - choose to respect their law and culture by not climbing. Remember that you are a guest on Anangu land. Also, Anangu traditionally have a duty to safeguard visitors to their land. They feel great sadness when a person dies or is hurt. Hynr asked if there is a particular why there might not be aboriginal geocachers. There is no reason, in fact there are geocachers of aboriginal descent. There are a lot of sacred sites here, Uluru is probably the best known from a tourist viewpoint. As an aside, I wonder how may people read the front page text here and try to find the mythical state of Uluru?

Have you thought of putting a real cache at the end? The Fifth Element was made like this in 2003, just after moveable caches were stopped.

If you post in the international section there is no need to register. If you wish to register to view or post in the other sections all you need to fill in is user name, password and email address. The ones you used for this site will work if you enter them. Don't worry about MSN, ICQ etc. The forum is a modified php bb, similiar to that used to host millions of forums around the world. There are a number of cachers in the Sydney area who should be able to assist with the TBs.

If you pop over to the Australian forums and ask the same question in the International Section (no need to register) you will get lists of all the caches that are within easy reach of Sydney - there are more than the three mentioned.

If you don't mind them being on the other side of the world I could put them on one of my servers..

On the dawn of Christmas day here let me you all the complements of the season .

As far as I know, we don't have any caches in the mouths of crocs.

Have a look at http://geocaching.com.au/forum/ SteelRat. You will have to register to view the forum

There is a thread on this on the Australian Site

bounce it up

You may have better luck asking in the forums at the australian site

Have a look at GC3F6F and GC51A7 for some ideas on multi waypoint caches. Most of our caches require a GPSr