+dakardrix Posted March 1, 2010 Share Posted March 1, 2010 OK - without using GSAK - is there a tool that I can get stats from my own hides? I'd like to know a few basic stats only Most finds Ave Finds Total finds per cache Thanks in advance ...Excel... Link to comment
+Carbon Hunter Posted March 1, 2010 Author Share Posted March 1, 2010 OK - without using GSAK - is there a tool that I can get stats from my own hides? I'd like to know a few basic stats only Most finds Ave Finds Total finds per cache Thanks in advance ...Excel... You genius - I am currently using Pen'nPad version 2.3 Link to comment
+Carbon Hunter Posted March 1, 2010 Author Share Posted March 1, 2010 BTW: No jokes - I use excel currently to keep track of my coins and which countries/states they have visited - see my profile for the table Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted March 16, 2010 Share Posted March 16, 2010 The top cache planters in South Africa in the past year (until 15 March 2010) are: louwtjievdw: 79 SawaSawa: 54 Fish Eagle: 48 MnCo: 33 Cism: 31 iPajero: 29 sidecar spotters: 28 paddawan: 25 Gps Storm: 23 Bouts777: 21 These 10 people have placed more than 29% of all the caches in the past year! The top cache planters in South Africa over all time are: CrystalFairy: 166 Fish Eagle: 157 Gps Storm: 80 louwtjievdw: 80 iNokia: 78 iPajero: 77 Noddy: 75 cache-fan: 72 NotBlonde: 65 DiePienaars: 63 Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted March 16, 2010 Share Posted March 16, 2010 The most active cachers in South Africa in the past year (until 11 March 2010) have been: 1. iPajero: 1022 finds 2. Danie Viljoen: 583 finds 3. gerhardoosMPsa: 582 finds 4. Happy Hunters SA: 571 finds 5. Wazat: 398 finds 6. Tricky Vicky & Mickey: 388 finds 7. cownchicken: 374 finds 8. Leon St: 366 finds 9. Urban Hunters: 349 finds 10. Henzz: 344 finds Link to comment
+CapeDoc Posted March 16, 2010 Share Posted March 16, 2010 Can we have similar stats by Provence? Which Provence has had the most new hides, most finds? Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted March 16, 2010 Share Posted March 16, 2010 Which Provence has had the most new hides, most finds? Western Cape 319 new caches (25% of the country total) 13225 finds in the past year (31% of the country total) Most finds in the province in the past year: paddawan 273 iPajero 268 cownchicken 263 Gauteng 245 new caches (19% of the country total) 12058 finds in the past year (28% of the total) Most finds in the province in the past year: Happy Hunters SA 488 Danie Viljoen 348 Leon St 250 KZN 248 new caches (20% of the total) 6776 finds in the past year (16% of the total) Most finds in the province in the past year: iPajero 269 DRDM & Raider 210 FlyingSyringe 188 Mpumalanga 140 new caches (11% of the total) 2850 finds in the past year (7% of the total) Most finds in the province in the past year: Bouts777 110 Megaben 84 gerhardoosMPsa 78 Eastern Cape 85 new caches (7% of the total) 2633 finds in the past year (6% of the total) Most finds in the province in the past year: louwtjievdw 116 iNokia 111 cownchicken 91 Free State 114 new caches (9% of the total) 2030 finds in the past year (5% of the total) Most finds in the province in the past year: Danie Viljoen 102 veer-ini-hoed 75 Outlaw 74 North West 40 new caches (3% of the total) 1630 finds in the past year (4% of the total) Most finds in the province in the past year: iPajero 92 gerhardoosMPsa 63 Danie Viljoen 50 Limpopo 53 new caches (4% of the total) 1623 finds in the past year (4% of the total) Most finds in the province in the past year: Urban Hunters 76 Danie Viljoen 63 gerhardoosMPsa 54 Northern Cape 17 new caches (1% of the total) 325 finds in the past year (1% of the total) Most finds in the province in the past year: Urban Hunters 12 DiePienaars 9 Tricky Vicky & Mickey 7 Link to comment
+CapeDoc Posted March 17, 2010 Share Posted March 17, 2010 Wow! Thanks for that! What a contrast between Northern and Western Cape! After caching for 3 years my Total finds = number of new caches place in one year in one provence! Nice to know that caching in this country looks to be ....infinite for me! Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted March 19, 2010 Share Posted March 19, 2010 What is the most popular cache size in South Africa? If one looks at the numbers of each size placed during the past year, Small (45%) is by far the most popular. It is followed by Micro (29%) and Regular (14%). Looking at the find statistics (average number of finds in the past year), one sees a totally different picture: Virtual: 18 Other: 14 Large: 12.2 Micro: 11 Not chosen : 10.2 Small: 9 Regular: 8.5 So, contrary to what most people believe, micros are found more frequently than regulars. (I suspect it does not necessarily mean that they are more popular, but that it is because they are predominantly placed in the cities.) Link to comment
+RedGlobe Posted March 19, 2010 Share Posted March 19, 2010 Can we have some different stats please? Who (Team) has the most DNF’s (maybe the top ten)? Link to comment
+The Could Not Zee's Posted March 19, 2010 Share Posted March 19, 2010 Maybe another stat (if possible). How many finds per cache before it requires maintenance/is muggled TCNZ's Link to comment
+Happy Hunters SA Posted March 21, 2010 Share Posted March 21, 2010 Here is one for the stats Gurus Are there any caches in South Africa that are below sea level?? Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted March 23, 2010 Share Posted March 23, 2010 Are there any caches in South Africa that are below sea level?? As far as I know the whole of South Africa lies above sea level. So unless there is a cache in a deep mine or in the ocean, the answer is no. The lowest one I know of is Postcard on the Rocks, which must be about 2m above sea level. (I suspect it gets submerged during spring tides.) Link to comment
+cincol Posted March 23, 2010 Share Posted March 23, 2010 Here is one for the stats Gurus Are there any caches in South Africa that are below sea level?? I am pretty certain that an EarthCache could be placed at 0m or even below zero as it does not need a physical cache. Maybe some of the EC owners could verify their locations. I have 1 that is below sea level and another that is in the tidal zone here in Qatar. Link to comment
+cincol Posted March 23, 2010 Share Posted March 23, 2010 Here is another one for the stats gurus. Would it be possible to give an indication of how many non-South African [tourists] cachers log finds on a monthly basis? It would be interesting to see where they are logging caches and during which months. Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted March 23, 2010 Share Posted March 23, 2010 Who (Team) has the most DNF’s (maybe the top ten)? The top ten are: iPajero 183 Danie Viljoen 170 KeithWood 154 cache-fan 113 Fish Eagle 113 rodnjoan 111 Tricky Vicky & Mickey 99 gerhardoosMPsa 97 Antron 97 Discombob 90 See also my message of 17 November, when I compared DNFs with Finds. Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted March 23, 2010 Share Posted March 23, 2010 Would it be possible to give an indication of how many non-South African [tourists] cachers log finds on a monthly basis? It would be interesting to see where they are logging caches and during which months. This has been asked before - there is unfortunately no way to easily distinguish between local cachers and tourists. The origin of a cacher only appears on his profile page, and it is not even mandatory to have it there. One could maybe look where a cacher normally caches, and where he places caches, but this will be very difficult to do programmatically and it will not always work. Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted March 23, 2010 Share Posted March 23, 2010 How many finds per cache before it requires maintenance/is muggled TCNZ's There are 111 finds (and attendeds) for every Needs Maintenance log. There are 33 finds for every Archive log (temporary and permanent). These numbers can however be misleading - maintenance is highly dependent on where the cache is located. Where owners pro-actively maintain their caches the number of maintenance and archive logs drop significantly. Many caches end up being archived simply because the owners have lost interest and neglected their caches. Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 6, 2010 Share Posted April 6, 2010 Most caches placed on one day: 2010-03-27: 91 2009-09-04: 69 2007-11-10: 45 2007-09-09: 32 2008-05-31: 30 Most finds logged on one day: 2008-03-01: 674 (NOLY event) 2010-03-27: 478 (Microfest) 2008-05-31: 472 (Keepers of the Cache Event) 2007-11-10: 466 (4 Events) 2007-09-09: 455 (sp"RING" Bash) Link to comment
+the pooks Posted April 6, 2010 Share Posted April 6, 2010 Most caches placed on one day: 2010-03-27: 91 <snip> We need to sympathise with our reviewer. That is a lot of work for a volunteer - and that is just one day! Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 7, 2010 Share Posted April 7, 2010 (edited) The following statistic gives an indication of who travels the most: Who has finds in the most of the 52 district municipalities: iPajero: 45 Tricky Vicky & Mickey: 42 Fish Eagle: 39 CrystalFairy: 39 gerhardoosMPsa: 39 Urban Hunters: 35 Brick: 35 miking: 35 Larks: 34 cownchicken: 33 Edited April 8, 2010 by Danie Viljoen Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 7, 2010 Share Posted April 7, 2010 On the other end of the spectrum the following cachers have all their finds in the fewest municipalities: MnCo has 283 finds in only 2 municipalities capeccr has 369 finds in 3 municipalities paddawan has 288 finds in 4 municipalities Cape_Guy has 298 finds in 5 municipalities Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 8, 2010 Share Posted April 8, 2010 Total finds per municipality: 1. Cape Town: 23883 (17.7% of the total) 2. Johannesburg: 15516 (11.5%) 3. Pretoria: 13798 (10.2%) 4. Nelspruit: 9347 (6.9%) 5. Durban: 8505 (6.3%) Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 8, 2010 Share Posted April 8, 2010 (edited) Municipalities with the least finds: Alfred Nzo (Matatiele): 0 caches, 0 finds Central North West (Mafikeng, Lichtenburg): 2 caches, 4 finds Bophirima (Vryburg): 2 caches, 15 finds Kgalagadi (Kuruman): 3 caches, 49 finds Pixley ka Seme (De Aar): 8 caches, 89 finds Edited April 9, 2010 by Danie Viljoen Link to comment
+dakardrix Posted April 8, 2010 Share Posted April 8, 2010 Most caches placed on one day: 2010-03-27: 91 <snip> We need to sympathise with our reviewer. That is a lot of work for a volunteer - and that is just one day! ...why do you think he has resigned...! All the caches were pre-reviewed - a couple of small issues and 2 major ones (Crater Top) which were expected and debated and lots of advice given. Andy is just an amazing reviewer and I think Rodney will have it 'easier' to get going as he has direct access to Andy's vast experience. Fortunately the reviewer tools are also improving to assist with bulk reviewing (as I've heard via the grapevine) But yes, a major job by Fish Eagle - and overall we only see the ones that get approved! I don't know why anyone would do that job except as a selfless act of duty - so they have all my support and empathy. Maybe they should line up a couple of reviewers (volunteers, anyone?) and alternate every term or so... Link to comment
+Fish Eagle Posted April 9, 2010 Share Posted April 9, 2010 ...why do you think he has resigned...! Not at all...!!! It was fun reviewing the MF2010 caches - they were submitted 15-20 a day for pre-review which spread the workload. There were also minimal issues, so the reviewing was easy. I can see that they aren't inane caches, and they're on our to-do list for the near future. About 3 years ago, we only had 12 caches left to find in the greater Pretoria area, now there are over 250!! Like being a kid in candy store. Link to comment
+Wazat Posted April 9, 2010 Share Posted April 9, 2010 Municipalities with the least finds: Alfred Nzo (Matatiele): 0 caches, 0 finds I am sure I can coax Tinkerbell-GP to place one there... Link to comment
+DamhuisClan Posted April 12, 2010 Share Posted April 12, 2010 (edited) I have been looking through the new GSAK SQLite database, getting a little better aquinted with it. Came across the "Waypoints" table and pondered which cache in South Africa has the most waypoints. Event (Archived): QFC Break-up Scavenger Rally (GCZ1B1) with 25 Traditional (Active): Outeniqua Mountain Cross (GC1DW98) with 15 Unknown (Archived): Urban Art - The Second Instalment (GC1M30G) with 19 Unknown (Active): The Other Way (GC1J0E8) with 12 Multi (Archived): T.U.T 101 (GC11A7H) with 12 Multi (Active): GeoTeering (GCZ35P) with 12 Edited April 12, 2010 by DamhuisClan Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 13, 2010 Share Posted April 13, 2010 Top cache planters in Africa: CrystalFairy 166 Fish Eagle 158 dakardrix 116 louwtjievdw 86 Gps Storm 80 Top cache planters in South Africa: CrystalFairy 161 Fish Eagle 157 dakardrix 114 louwtjievdw 86 Gps Storm 80 Top cache planters in the rest of Africa: kokoscoot 25 nam_gecko 22 Colin & Jacs 17 atorrigi 17 Top cache planters in Gauteng: dakardrix 104 CrystalFairy 81 cache-fan 58 Top cache planters in the Western Cape: SawaSawa 64 Discombob 51 Tricky Vicky & Mickey 45 Top cache planters in Limpopo: hennieventer 42 Jakkals en Eendjie 38 landy 2001 33 Top cache planters in Mpumalanga: Fish Eagle 155 Gps Storm 80 Bouts777 41 Top cache planters in Natal: Noddy 75 DiePienaars 60 Wazat 49 Top cache planters in the Free State: louwtjievdw 82 Antron 16 Team_Olo 16 Top cache planters in the Eastern Cape: iNokia 77 iPajero 73 ravenmeistre 43 Top cache planters in North West: CrystalFairy 24 cincol 24 Strider_SA 18 Top cache planters in the Northern Cape: upuaut 11 Rooi Hond 7 Discombob 4 Link to comment
+CapeDoc Posted April 13, 2010 Share Posted April 13, 2010 (love this thread! Thx to you computer boff's that keep it so interesting!) Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 14, 2010 Share Posted April 14, 2010 Top large cache planters: Fish Eagle 8 batsgonemad and his squirrel 2 gerhardoosMPsa 2 paddawan 2 radebuddyz 2 Top regular cache planters: CrystalFairy 44 Fish Eagle 44 Discombob 31 Top small cache planters: Fish Eagle 62 CrystalFairy 55 Top micro planters: dakardrix 71 CrystalFairy 56 Top earth cache planters: Carbon Hunter 29 Bouts777 9 Top virtual cache planters: KLifeMom 3 Licorice 3 Metro Nomad 3 Raymond E 3 Royfamily 3 Top multi-cache planters: CrystalFairy 14 CapeDoc 12 Discombob 12 Fish Eagle 12 Noddy 12 Top mystery cache planters: Cism 36 CrystalFairy 30 Top event organizers: CrystalFairy 7 Discombob 7 Fish Eagle 6 Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 14, 2010 Share Posted April 14, 2010 The following cachers have found the most of the 9 different cache types in Africa: 9 Types: iPajero besem Ysbeer 8 Types: Tricky Vicky & Mickey cache-fan cownchicken Fish Eagle CrystalFairy RedGlobe battlerat and pussycat The Huskies DiePienaars Urban Hunters Discombob Wormgeocash Rhino and Hedgehog iNokia DamhuisClan Hectic colinaly 7 Types: gerhardoosMPsa Noddy GlobalRat GreenJaM rodnjoan warthog Megaben dakardrix Happy Hunters SA Cabey Wildbirds Nish4 Larks Jors the pooks Leon St bear&fox Team_Olo ZAlandyman & Susieq Wilduvo vespax Whostops timmo1977 stephennb haggishound Bouts777 Jin & Tonic Gps Storm GEO936 The Gold Diggers John-Gill Littleclan Hesamati HeinG j4pos Stefanoodle bosveldklong Ducky and Mucky NotBlonde Tom&sons Maretha taeros Alien3Inc oceans247 Parra-site Link to comment
+tomtwogates Posted April 14, 2010 Share Posted April 14, 2010 what are the nine types? Link to comment
+cincol Posted April 14, 2010 Share Posted April 14, 2010 what are the nine types? Traditional Multi Mystery Event Webcam Virtual EarthCache Letterbox Hybrid Waymark Link to comment
+iNokia Posted April 14, 2010 Share Posted April 14, 2010 what are the nine types? Traditional Multi Mystery Event Webcam Virtual EarthCache Letterbox Hybrid Waymark I don't think webcam & waymarks where used. Think CITO & Wherigo where used instead. Link to comment
+Wazat Posted April 14, 2010 Share Posted April 14, 2010 (edited) what are the nine types? Traditional Multi Mystery Event Webcam Virtual EarthCache Letterbox Hybrid Waymark I don't think webcam & waymarks where used. Think CITO & Wherigo where used instead. I was thinking the same except then I remembered I had 1 Virtual find and that is in Swaziland... So not counted in this list. Else I too would be on 7. Why don't waymarks come as pocket queries... that would make them more appealing.... Speaking of Waymarks what stats are there for Waymarks in SA. Who has the most finds and most Waymarks? Edited April 14, 2010 by Wazat Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 15, 2010 Share Posted April 15, 2010 I was thinking the same except then I remembered I had 1 Virtual find and that is in Swaziland... So not counted in this list. Else I too would be on 7. According to my data (which should be complete up to last Thursday) you have 1 Virtual, lots of Mystery and Traditional caches, 14 Earth caches, some multi's and 13 Events. That makes 6 types? Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 15, 2010 Share Posted April 15, 2010 A few historical statistics: The first cache placed in Africa was GC53 - Rift Valley, a virtual cache placed on 15 June 2000 in central Kenya by Hans-Georg Michna, a German bush pilot working in east Africa. It has been found only 5 times during its existence of almost 10 years - the last time in Sep. 2006. The first cache found in Africa was GC163 - GCZA01, by our own Jors, on 17 January 2001. This cache was placed not far from the Hartbeespoort Dam in North West by GPSFrodo, an IT consultant from Pretoria, 3 day earlier. (The rush for FTF's was obviously slower in those days.) The cache only survived the one find before it was muggled (or "raided" as it was called in those days!) The dubious honour of writing the first DNF log in Africa on 28 January 2001 belongs to imre, on this same cache. GPSFrodo last cached in 2006, but is still a member. If somebody (Jors?) knows him, it would be very interesting to try to get him to attend one of the 10 year events. The oldest surviving cache in South Africa is GC185 - Sentinel View, placed on 18 January 2001 by npl, a.k.a. cmerry, a.k.a. Prof Charles Merry. It has been found 78 times. The second find in Africa was made at this cache on 3 February 2001, by netic. The third find was also here, by child. (Neither are still active.) The first cache placed in Gauteng was GCE6D - Gold 1 (Jhb - Sterkfontein Area), placed on 30 June 2001 by Jakrsa. The cache was archived in 2006. The oldest surviving cache in Gauteng is GC13FB - Pretoria-East 001:, placed on 29 July 2001 by Pedro. It has been found 140 times. Link to comment
+Wazat Posted April 15, 2010 Share Posted April 15, 2010 I was thinking the same except then I remembered I had 1 Virtual find and that is in Swaziland... So not counted in this list. Else I too would be on 7. According to my data (which should be complete up to last Thursday) you have 1 Virtual, lots of Mystery and Traditional caches, 14 Earth caches, some multi's and 13 Events. That makes 6 types? And some Waymarks.... that is 7 types then. I thing a CITO would be in order in nearly every municipality over SA.... after these municipal strikes... Then I could add that too... Still gotta find a letterbox too... I was close but ran out of time... so 9 types are quite possible... where are my closest webcam caches? mmm Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 20, 2010 Share Posted April 20, 2010 A few more historical milestones: The first cacher to log an African find was Jors, on 17 Jan 01 On 1 May 01 netic took the lead (with a total of 3 finds!) On 30 Jun 01 Peter Scholtz overtook netic (4 finds) On 4 Dec 01 Raymond E took the lead (11 finds) On 21 Mar 02 Peter Scholtz retook the lead (25 finds) On 29 Apr 02 Raymond E retook the lead (28 finds) On 12 Oct 02 Tricky Vicky & Mickey took the lead (31 finds) The first cacher to reach 50 African finds was Tricky Vicky & Mickey, on 26 Aug 03 The first cacher to reach 100 finds was Tricky Vicky & Mickey, on 2 Sep 04 On 9 Aug 05 cownchicken overtook Tricky Vicky & Mickey (150 finds) The first cacher to reach 200 finds was cownchicken, on 22 Oct 05 The first cacher to reach 500 finds was cownchicken, on 8 Jun 06 Tricky Vicky & Mickey took the lead again on 6 Jul 07 (890 finds) The first cacher to reach 1000 finds was Tricky Vicky & Mickey, on 26 Aug 07 The first cacher to reach 1500 finds was Tricky Vicky & Mickey, on 26 Feb 09 The iPajero era started on 5 March 09, when they overtook Tricky Vicky & Mickey (1514 finds) The first cacher to reach 2000 finds was iPajero, on 3 Jun 09 The first cacher to reach 2500 finds was iPajero, on 18 Sep 09 Total number of days in the lead: 1. Tricky Vicky & Mickey 1644 (49%) 2. cownchicken 696 (21%) 3. iPajero 408 (12%) 4. Raymond E 273 (8%) 5. Peter Scholtz 196 (6%) 6. Jors 104 (3%) 7. netic 60 (2%) Link to comment
+DamhuisClan Posted April 20, 2010 Share Posted April 20, 2010 Shoe 50 finds in 2003 for TV&M. How many caches were available at the time? Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 20, 2010 Share Posted April 20, 2010 Shoe 50 finds in 2003 for TV&M. How many caches were available at the time? I do not know how to determine the number of available caches at a date in the past with a script. (The fact that a cache can be reactivated after having been archived complicates matters.) A quick manual count gave me a number of about 170 available South African caches on 26 Aug 03. (At that time close to half of them were in the Western Cape, with about 50 in Cape Town.) Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 21, 2010 Share Posted April 21, 2010 The most active cachers for the year (19 April 2009 to 18 April 2010) are: 1. iPajero: 876 finds 2. Happy Hunters SA: 705 finds 3. Danie Viljoen: 675 finds 4. gerhardoosMPsa: 605 finds 5. Leon St: 454 finds 6. Wazat: 412 finds 7. besem: 392 finds 8. cache-fan: 391 finds 9. Antron: 363 finds 10. Tricky Vicky & Mickey: 357 finds During the same period the total number of active South African caches increased by 678. Only iPajero and Happy Hunters SA managed not to fall behind! Link to comment
+iNokia Posted April 21, 2010 Share Posted April 21, 2010 The following cachers have found the most of the 9 different cache types in Africa: 9 Types: iPajero besem Ysbeer 8 Types: Tricky Vicky & Mickey cache-fan cownchicken Fish Eagle CrystalFairy RedGlobe battlerat and pussycat The Huskies DiePienaars Urban Hunters Discombob Wormgeocash Rhino and Hedgehog iNokia DamhuisClan Hectic colinaly How about stats for. The following cachers have Hidden the most of the 9 different cache types in Africa. Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 21, 2010 Share Posted April 21, 2010 The following cachers have hidden the most of the 9 different cache types in Africa: 6 Types: Fish Eagle RedGlobe Rhino and Hedgehog iNokia 5 Types: Carbon Hunter DamhuisClan DiePienaars Gerald Noddy NotBlonde Wazat tomtwogates 4 Types: Blackjack Bailey Bouts777 CapeDoc Cism CrystalFairy DRDM & Raider Discombob GEO936 GPS Storm Glider Slider GlobalRat Goofster Gps Storm GreenJaM HeinG Matata Peter Scholtz QFC Skyjuggler Strider_SA Team Ginger Urban Hunters Visvangers W@lly Whostops adysally besem gerhardoosMPsa gr8scot iPajero ravenmeistre vespax warthog Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 22, 2010 Share Posted April 22, 2010 Happy Hunters SA's GC26QBC Roodekrans View is the 1000th traditional cache hidden in Gauteng. Link to comment
+Danie Viljoen Posted April 22, 2010 Share Posted April 22, 2010 Correction to my list of persons who have placed the most types of caches: 6 Types: Fish Eagle RedGlobe Rhino and Hedgehog iNokia 5 Types: Carbon Hunter DamhuisClan DiePienaars Gerald Gps Storm Noddy NotBlonde Wazat cincol gerhardoosMPsa tomtwogates 4 Types: Blackjack Bailey Bouts777 CapeDoc Cism CrystalFairy DRDM & Raider Discombob GEO936 Glider Slider GlobalRat Goofster GreenJaM HeinG Kwenda Tafuta Larks Matata Peter Scholtz QFC Skyjuggler Strider_SA Team Ginger Urban Hunters Visvangers W@lly Whostops adysally batsgonemad and his squirrel besem cache-fan dakardrix eragonSaphira gr8scot iPajero ravenmeistre vespax warthog Link to comment
+cownchicken Posted April 23, 2010 Share Posted April 23, 2010 (edited) Shoe 50 finds in 2003 for TV&M. How many caches were available at the time? We did a road trip at the time (2005) - Western Cape, Free State, KZN and Eastern Cape. Did All the caches we could find and only got 40!! A year later did another trip - Western Cape, Free State, Mpumalanga, KZN and Eastern Cape - this time 200. How things have changed! Edited April 23, 2010 by cownchicken Link to comment
+Happy Hunters SA Posted April 23, 2010 Share Posted April 23, 2010 Thank you for all the stats Danie!! We really enjoy seeing all these stats!! Link to comment
besem Posted April 23, 2010 Share Posted April 23, 2010 Thank you for all the stats Danie!! We really enjoy seeing all these stats!! I second that. You're providing an awesome service to the local geocaching community! Link to comment
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