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Geocaching Trackables World Release Register

Aushiker | June 28, 2008 8:54 pm

This register is maintained as a service to those members of the geocaching community who are interested in releasing gecoins and travel bugs (trackables) in other parts of the world and those members who are happy to do this for them.

To use the register, please just click on the country name to to be taken to the list of cachers in that country who are able to release geocoins and travel bugs for you. To contact the individual cacher, please just click on the link to be taken to their profile.

January 15, 2009 – The register is no longer being updated.

COUNTRIES

Australia | Austria | Canada Czech Republic | Denmark | Finland | Germany | Greece | Italy | Luxembourg | New Zealand | Norway | Portugal | Singapore | South Africa | South Korea | Sweden | Switzerland | The Netherlands | United Kingdom | United States |

AUSTRALIA

Cachers in Australia where last verified as still being active in the program in July 2008.

Australian Capital Territory -
New South WalesThe Spindoctors - Added December 21, 2008 |

Northern Territory –
Queensland – Just a Trifle
| geofillans
South Australiagr8cherokee | howie_sf - Added December 21, 2008
Tasmania -
Victoria -
Western Australia

AUSTRIA

Cachers in Austria where last verified as still being active in the program in August 2008.

Burgenland -
Carinthia -
Lower Austria -
Upper Austria -
Salzburg -
Styria
-
Tyrol -
Vorarlberg -
Vienna – Chiroptera | BloodyBeer |

CANADA

Alberta – Lemon Fresh Dog |
British Columbia -general_tupperware | QuigleyJones | sdkonkle |
Manitoba – slippery_1
New Brunswick –
Newfoundland and Labrador – VO2WW |
Nova Scotia – Cashe Crusaders | E&CPlus3 | adamathomeca |
Ontario – JLAM-D | Jake’s Goldilocks |
Prince Edward Island -
Saskatchewan -
Quebec -

CZECH REPUBLIC

Saman Team |

DENMARK

Hr og Fru Danmark | pli |

FINLAND

Fundamental and Venlis | Huuhkaja |

GREECE

SerZ | yiannisp Athens

GERMANY

Baden-Wuerttemberg – Team ‘zZZz’|
Bayern (Bavaria) – starstrider |
Berlin – jego_de |
Brandenburg -
Bremen -
Hamburg -
Hessen – wutzebear | helixrider |
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) -
Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony) -
Nordrhein-Westfalen (North Rhine-Westphalia) – 7TCU+Spotter | Thoto |
Rheinland-Pfalz (Rhineland-Palatinate) – jdawg1327 | tobsas
Saarland -
Sachsen (Saxony) -
Sachsen-Anhalt (Saxony-Anhalt) -
Schleswig-Holstein -

Thueringen (Thuringia) – SwedenHawk

ITALY

KingfisherTeam South Tyrol | Kazuma Milan ||

LUXEMBOURG

baelrati

NEW ZEALAND

Auckland – WackyB - Added December 8, 2008 |
Bay of Plenty -
Canterbury – Team chelmo | keewee |
Chatham Islands -
Gisborne -
Hawke’s Bay -
Manawatu -
Wanganui -
Marlborough-
Nelson-
Northland -
Otago -
Southland -
Taranaki -
Tasman -
Waikato – Butterfly_lady |
Wellington – mtbskier |
West Coast -

NORWAY

blazius Smort78 Skien |

PORTUGAL

BrunoNF | manchanegr | NFreitas | SUp3rFM & Cruella | PLnauta Lisbon|

SINGAPORE

IndianaJanes

SOUTH AFRICA

squirrel Durban Carbon Hunter Johannesburg Gauteng
GlobalRat
Johannesburg | warthog Johannesburg | Guineafowl Mpumalanga The Huskies Western Cape
Tricky Vicky & Mickey
Western Cape |

SOUTH KOREA

sparkomatic1972 |

SWEDEN

grodan & fiabus Gothernburg | NickZse Halmstad | lelle1987 Stockholm

SWITZERLAND


Kanton Zürichcrazi4 | die_anita |

THE NETHERLANDS

Myth | Team Firefox Wij Drie Betuwe | Li-Z |

UNITED KINGDOM

Andys101 & Redfrock Canterbury | The Klever Boys Central/Eastern | Tom & Jerry Edinburgh | bobuk Manchester | scaw Northern England | freespirit1402 Southern England | Dorsetgal & GeoDog Southern England | Highland | Geofairy Grantown-on-Spey, Scotland | Blorenges Cardiff Wales | Geo-Gophers Scotland | irdman-of-liskatraz England | paganfrog Scotland | Tarot Northern England

UNITED STATES

Alabama – earthrooster |
Alaska – deafhunt
Arizona – Southpawaz |
Arkansas -
California – Moozer | Geocachew Nuts | Logan_Clan | VFISH1992 | DaFunkyFrogs
Colorado – Colorado Cacher |
Connecticut -
Delaware -
Florida – Bevans469 | MommyFinder | Cachin’ Mimi |
Georgia – Shilo |
Hawaii – escondido100 | Geocaching-Geckos |
Idaho – Mr.Explorer3 | River CacherAdded December 10, 2008 |
Illinois – 5c | Montyfox |
Indiana – Buddaman -  Added December 22, 2008 |
Iowa -
Kansas – RattlingCrew | Silfron Mandotheneset
Kentucky -
Louisiana -
Maine -
Maryland – hsbeach
Massachusetts – Theseus |
Michigan – fishign0023 | usyoopers | Michigan Cacheman Added December 8, 2008 |
Minnesota – CLAMM |
Mississippi – OshnDoc |
Missouri – L Frank | Whimspiration
Montana – tsunrisebey
Nebraska -
Nevada -
New Hampshire – Want2bemore |
New Jersey – jho135 |
New Mexico – The Justice League of NM |
New York – avroair |
North Carolina – wwflover13 |
North Dakota -
Ohio – Mr. O | GCHiker46 | stepshep |
Oklahoma -
Oregon – ThePetersTrio |
Pennsylvania -
Rhode Island -
South Carolina – jamrasc |
South Dakota -
Tennessee -
Texas – txoilgas | skyfire97 | sunnyaggie2005
Utah -
Vermont -
Virginia -
Washington – fairyhoney | Sir2u |
West Virginia – cainrcc |
Wisconsin -
Wyoming – wyohunter | Rubiconlwb|

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Friday February 8 Ride Journal

Andrew | February 8, 2008 3:10 pm

Today I mixed up my exercise program with some walking in the hills, geocaching and riding, both around Lake Herdsman and to Fremantle.

I am in the process of walking or riding all the tracks listed in the Swan Valley and Perth Hills Trails book. The next walk to be ticked off by myself was the Bickley Reservoir Walk. Part of my ticking off of a walk is to complete any caches on the trail or close by and if appropriate to hide a cache as well to encourage others to “Take 30.” Well I had walked the Bickley Reservoir walk last year but for reasons I can’t recall I didn’t hide a cache on the trail nor did I complete the nearby cache, Thorn in my side. So I returned today to first find the cache Thorn in my side and secondly to hide a cache at the top of the Bickley Reservoir Walk. I tackled Thorn in my side first, heading pretty much straight to the cache from the carpark at the Bickley Reservoir. I nice off-track climb part way up the valley. Not as bad as I expected from past logs. From Thorn in my side I continued off-track dropping into and out of the next valley and then into the valley picking up the western side of the Bickley Reservoir walk. From there I continued to the northern end of the walk where I hid my 78th cache, Bickley Reservoir Walk 0178: The Tombstone. From there I finished off the walk heading down hill to the car at the carpark. All up a nice early morning walking and spot of geocaching.

On the riding side, before heading out for the hills walk/geocaching, I rode around Lake Herdsman on Joe and dropped of a trackable at the Stargate P31115 Lake Herdsman TB Cache. My evening ride was my regular commute to Fremantle on Chase. Overall a crap ride, cadence down and a couple of Commodore SS drivers who I believe are from Shacks Holden, Fremantle (number plates pretty close together, Shacks Holden badges, dressed similarly, clearly new each other, just down the road from Shacks, and I believe I saw the burnt orange Commodore at Shacks Saturday morning) made a reasonable effort to “kill me” at the intersection of Ord Street and High Street.

I was heading south on Ord Street and as per the road markings took the left turning lane (bicycles are exempted from turning left). Near the intersection the first of two vehicles (mauve/purple Commodore) pulled pass me taking up the first space in the lane at the lights. I pulled up directly behind this vehicle, taking the centre of the lane, but maintaining what I thought was a safe distance.

Pulling up beside him in the straight ahead/right turning lane was the second Commodore (burnt orange colour). The drivers talked to each other, the driver immediately in front of me, was aware of my presence, even eye balling me in his rear mirror.

When the lights turned green the driver in front of me appeared to deliberately roll back towards me. I judge his role back to far more than one would expect from a foot movement from the brake to the accelerator. Particularly given the speed in which the driver then took off around the corner too the left.

I soon realised that in my view this was a deliberate move by the driver to at best stall my progress forward, as just as I began to enter the intersection the driver in the second Commodore (in the straight ahead/right turning lane) without warning turned left cutting across my path, forcing me to make an emergency stop. The second driver misjudged his action having to swing wider than anticipated, and drifted into the oncoming right lane. He then accelerated fish tailing up the High Street.

I would like to “thank” these two stupid drivers for their moronic behaviour and the potential threat to my life. I am sure my partner, my family and my children would have appreciated the potential outcome, not. I just hope that their driving skills are not reflective of Holden perspective on road safety and that the end of the day, before they have addressed their personal problems, that they don’t hurt someone else or worse or for that matter themselves. Grow up boys.

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