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| − | My Route is a function developed by [[Geocaching Australia]] to .
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| − | ==Grabbing a swaggie==
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| − | * Log in to [[Geocaching Australia]]. The best way to do this is tick the "log me in automatically" box so that you are logged in any time you are viewing the forum.
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| − | * Go to the page of the [[geocache]] that contained the [[swaggie]] you have collected
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| − | * Click on the [[swaggie]]
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| − | * Click on "Grab this Swaggie"
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| − | * If it says that you are not signed in or don't have a [[cacher name]], then follow [[cacher name|these instructions]] to get a cacher name
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| − | * Enter the swaggie's password (this should be attached to the swaggie)
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| − | * Fill in the details of your find (date, log, etc) and press "Grab"
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| − | this will place the swaggie in your inventory (you MUST grab a swaggie and have it in your inventory before you can drop it in to a cache)
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| − | ==Dropping a swaggie (Australian/NZ caches)==
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| − | * Log in to [[Geocaching Australia]].
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| − | * Go to the listing for the cache you have dropped the swaggie in (type that caches waypoint code into the Search box). This applies to caches listed on [[geocaching.com]] as well as [[GCA]] caches.
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| − | * Click on the link on the cache page in the Actions that says 'Drop a swaggie'
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| − | * Fill in the details of your drop (date, log, etc) and select the correct swaggie from the 'Swaggie' box and press "Drop"
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Latest revision as of 09:29, 29 October 2025
This page has been replaced by https://geocaching.com.au/help/view/My_Route
