Greetings all, I've just subscribed to this group and I think the idea of gps stashes is an excellent one and one that I'll be telling my gps'd friends about. I intend to stash some goodies in the South Australian countryside in the near future - I'll keep you all posted. Regards, Michael.
nz_etrex wrote:
> Take a moment to reflect on what got you interested in gps stash > hunting. > > Was it the simplicity? > Was it the adventure? > Was it that there were no great lists of rules? > > Thats what got me interested, and I know that was what got most of > you interested too. > > Search for the location, take something, place something, then set > your own stashes (or caches) > > Keep it simple and it will grow beyond expectations. > > Place lots of rules and it will wither up and die. > > Thats my honest observation. > > nz_etrex > > ********************************************************************* > > --- In gpsstash@egroups.com, "Alan Hennessy" wrote: > > For Pete's sake..... let's all get off this track of name changes > and > > stop spending all our creative energy on things OTHER THAN the > reason > > we are here. Having fun with GPS Stash Hunting and creating > > GeoCaches !!! > > > > The constant argument of whether or not we should vandalise trees, > > posts, etc with coordinates (the answewr is an OBVIOUS NO !!), the > > never-ending discussion on whether we should make it 'virtual' with > > things called 'cyberstashes', 'databait stashes', 'databaiters' > > and 'GeoCoded CyberStash' is really giving me the screaming > irruts !! > > > > Let's all work together in expanding the original game through > Mike's > > site at http://www.triax.com/yngwie/gps.html and mine at > > http://www.braveheart.com.au , as well as Matt's excellent > utilities > > site at http://www.42nd-dimension.com/gps/caches.asp. > > > > If anyone else wants to discuss all these extraneous topics which > > are, in effect, different games, then, with the greatest respect, I > > suggest they form another e-group and let everyone else get on with > > developing what will become a world-wide phenomenon. > > > > Alan