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Mar 2012
12:20pm, 14 Mar 2012
40,280 posts
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plodding hippo
thanks Andy
lanning to evict a few of the litle green critters later
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Mar 2012
12:44pm, 14 Mar 2012
7,339 posts
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ChrisHB
I would buy a bug for myself if I planned to move it 0.9 miles every day for a while. But I'm not that obsessed. yet. There's infinte points to be gained from running an extra 100m to get an extra coin, so why bother with bugs unless you're obsessively tidy in a virtual world?
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Mar 2012
6:00pm, 14 Mar 2012
9,857 posts
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Yorkshire Pie
Yay, 4th and 5th garmangles today entirely by accident as I didn't look at the map before going out on the bike 
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Mar 2012
7:00pm, 14 Mar 2012
40,284 posts
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plodding hippo
GAH!
picked up a few bugs but didnt run far enough out of area to get rid of them
They shall be going tomorow morning
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Mar 2012
7:05pm, 14 Mar 2012
40,285 posts
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plodding hippo
and 499 miles for the year
itd a conspiracy, i tell you
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Mar 2012
8:34pm, 14 Mar 2012
11,835 posts
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Ultra Sparkly Bridget
Moved my bugs which meant my 6.50 pm penalties tripled but I have now squished 5 and moved the other 3 onto the border
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Mar 2012
9:55pm, 14 Mar 2012
637 posts
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CStar
Got loads of bugs today and my 5th Garmangle for the first time. And nice people are paying me rent on Traffic lights. Wahey.
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Mar 2012
8:42am, 15 Mar 2012
10 posts
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lak
Just did 4.2m instead of 4m and then realised when I uploaded the bug I thought was on the railway crossing was actually on the rail junction - one has to acquire map reading skills too!
Will check with satelite vew next time.
Can not make up my mind about the bugs in the fields- some of my neighbours really resent walkers/ runners in their fields I have been down all the footpaths. I m surrounded by field s so if I reported them wouldn t I just end up with more in more fields.
Hoping to get home tonignt early to go on bike ride to pick up a garmangle in a neighbouring area.
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Mar 2012
9:23am, 15 Mar 2012
650 posts
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CumbriAndy
lak - I have a similar problem being surrounded by numerous fields that I cannot legally access. My approach, if in doubt, is to try and hit bugs from the adjoining roads and/or footpaths (taking short diversions off the path where possible and reasonable) but not to be shy about reporting those I know that I can't reach that way. Every time you report a bug it moves from its original location to another closer to 'home' - sometimes you have to report it two or three times for it to respawn in a safe/legally accessible location. You don't end up with more bugs - just the same number closer to you. This all seems perfectly reasonable to me.
Obviously the same approach can be adopted for bugs hiding in factories, schools, golf courses, airfields, military bases, rivers, motorways, lakes, the sea, anywhere that cannot be legally or safely be approached to within about 80m.
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Mar 2012
9:30am, 15 Mar 2012
40,301 posts
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plodding hippo
Dont talk to me about fields
I keep m ising this bug near to me!
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