tanys

I think Lee Hsien Loong TB Hotel would be a good choice for an easy to reach and find cache. Being near a museum and close to the shopping belt (as well as near the f1 race track), it should offer plenty to keep your muggle friend occupied.

hi all! i've 1 unactivated geocoin. anyone interested to trade pls drop me a pm ok? thanks! sirhcoey: can't help you there. been donkey years since i step on ubin! maybe i should go cycling there 1 of these days

I've received the coins in Singapore. Let me know when you want it to start Come on Asia!

imho, the accuracy of the co-ordinates can alter the enjoyment of the search and 'make or break' a cache. while we can all accept some degree of variance, an accurate reading is very much appreciated.

hi, after a short hiatus away from geocaching, i'm back i've an unactivated geocoin for sale/exchange. anyone interested? the coin is 'united we cache' and it looks like this: drop me an email or sms/call me

hi there! singapore is known for its strict laws but i can reassure you that you do not need a licence to operate your GPSr here. not quite sure which kind of ordinance survey maps you are referring to, but a general street directory is good enough to get you around - this ain't really a big place.

that seems to be a new furry of activities in the local caches. partly due to the singapore-denmark race i guess may the best coin wins!

2 for me if they are still available

great looking coins! i've ordered mine - 1 gold 1 silver

G'day Would be interested in this as hope to get back to Singapore in the near future. Can you provide a link to same? Thanks Andrew I believe she's referring to malsingmaps (http://www.malsingmaps.com). Includes routable maps of Singapore and Malaysia, and it's free!

btw, any (local) cachers with a 'unused' travelbug to let go, please drop me a note. much appreciated. thanks!

the coins look great if only they have 1 with the cut-out shape of the island. that would be asking for too much rite