whats generating these addreses

[gary in jersey]

im getting an ever increasing long list of these in my stats every day, they allways hit in quick succesion and are listed amongst visitors addresses,
can anyone shed any light please..?

cache-los-ad05.proxy.aol.com 9 46 305.04 KB 30 Jan 2006 - 17:01
cache-los-ab07.proxy.aol.com 49 351 1.52 MB 30 Jan 2006 - 17:01
cache-los-ab02.proxy.aol.com 8 240 322.17 KB 30 Jan 2006 - 16:59
cache-los-ad09.proxy.aol.com 11 258 829.60 KB 30 Jan 2006 - 16:58
cache-los-ac08.proxy.aol.com 34 363 749.69 KB 30 Jan 2006 - 16:58
cache-los-ad10.proxy.aol.com 724 894 1.61 MB 30 Jan 2006 - 16:55
cache-los-ad06.proxy.aol.com 17 101 242.95 KB 30 Jan 2006 - 16:55
cache-los-ab05.proxy.aol.com 12 17 75.42 KB 30 Jan 2006 - 16:55
cache-los-ab03.proxy.aol.com 3 136 354.21 KB 30 Jan 2006 - 16:54
cache-los-ac07.proxy.aol.com 22 241 855.68 KB 30 Jan 2006 - 16:54
cache-los-ad07.proxy.aol.com

[TraceyG]

Hi,

It looks like the customer is using AOL, and AOL has cached your site for faster download. Have a look at the following address for AOL:
http://webmaster.info.aol.com/caching.html

The first part is important:
-------------------------------------8<-----------------------------------
When using a browser integrated with the AOL client software, AOL members
make web requests through a set of caching proxy servers. If the servers
have a current copy of a requested web object, it will be served to the
member directly from the cache server instead of the request going over
the Internet to the origin web server. AOL will cache most types of web
objects including JavaScript files, HTML, and images.
-------------------------------------8<-----------------------------------

I hope this helps.