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Heilige Aussichten

Wanderung mit 8km/450Hm, Einkehrmöglichkeit unterwegs,nicht kinderwagentauglich

von M.W.     Österreich > Niederösterreich > Niederösterreich-Süd

N 47° 51.881' E 015° 51.474' (WGS84)

 andere Koordinatensysteme
 Größe: normal
Status: kann gesucht werden
 Versteckt am: 29. April 2007
 Gelistet seit: 29. April 2007
 Letzte Änderung: 02. März 2017
 Listing: https://opencaching.de/OC34DB
Auch gelistet auf: geocaching.com 

8 gefunden
0 nicht gefunden
2 Bemerkungen
1 Beobachter
0 Ignorierer
84 Aufrufe
5 Logbilder
Geokrety-Verlauf
2 Empfehlungen

große Karte

   


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Der Weg führt durch eine Landschaft der die Wahlfahrtskirche und das Servitenkloster siehe link im Laufe von mehr als 300 Jahren ein sakrales Gepräge gegeben haben.
Die Route folgt einem weniger begangenen Anstieg abseits der "Pilgerströme" und ist auch aufgrund der Länge nicht als "Marterlspaziergang" zu sehen.
Nicht für Kinderwagen geeignet.

Stg.1: INITIUM
N1 = 47° 51.881
E1 = 015° 51.474
Wandle den 3. und den 6. Buchstaben in eine Zahl um (a=1, b=2.....z=26), addiere sie und nimm das Ergebnis für "A".

Stg.2: ARS NOVA
N2 = N1 + (2*A) / 1000
E2 = E1 + (14*A - 12) / 1000
Solche Objekte wurden nur sehr selten in diesem Stil errichtet. Wann wurde es gewidmet? Addiere die Ziffern der Jahrezahl - das Ergebnis nimm für "B".

Stg.3: CONGIARIUM
N3 = N2 + (4*B - 4) / 1000
E3 = E2 + (10*A + 6*B) / 1000
Wie viele Personen konnten hier gleichzeitig Spenden einwerfen? Verwende die Anzahl für "C".

Stg.4: GLADIUS
N4 = N3 + (10*A + 20*C) / 1000
E4 = E3 + (10*A + 10*B + 13*C / 1000
Wie viele Schwerter kann man hier zählen? Die Anzahl ergibt den Wert "D" (schau genau!).

Stg.5: VADEMECUM
N5 = N4 - (40*D - A + D) / 1000
E5 = E4 - (50*B + 40*D + 4*C) / 1000
Vor langer Zeit bekam man um 3 Kronen etwas mit "E" Illustrationen!

Stg.6: INSIGNES
N6 = N5 + (E - 2*B +1) / 1000
E6 = E5 + (E + 11*B) / 1000
An der Vorderseite des Altars sind einige Wappen zu sehen. Wie alt wurde der ganz rechts Erwähnte? Verwende das erreichte Alter für "F".

Stg.7: ANTE FINEM
N7 = N6 + (F + 11*D + C) / 1000
E7 = E6 + (2*F + 6*B) / 1000
Addiere hier 5 rote Ziffern, das Ergebnis ist "G".

Folge dem schmalen Pfad weiter in Richtung:

Stg.8: FINIS
N8 = 47° 50.000 + (E*B - A - D*C*3) /1000
E8 = 015° 50.000 + (A*F - D*F + G -3) / 1000

Der Cache ist eine 1,3 l Lock-Lock-Box!

Viel Spaß! M&W

Verschlüsselter Hinweis   Entschlüsseln

[Stg.1:] teüare Jrtjrvfre
[Stg.2:] O qhepu 3 grvyone

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

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gefunden Der Cache ist in gutem oder akzeptablem Zustand. Empfohlen 04. März 2017 cezanne hat den Geocache gefunden

Well, yesterday morning AnnaMoritz suggested another multi cache to me as our main target for today's walk. Later that day she however this cache got into her focus due to the recently posted owner maintenance log and wondered whether we rather should go for this cache and so we did.

After a bit of back and forth we finally found a suitable place to leave the car and headed off. The question at Stage 1 was easy to answer and for those who hesitate about the answer the hint makes it clear. Then we managed to lose the marked trail quite soon which we first did not realize. AnnaMoritz made the comment "This part is not used by millions". One minute later she saw a marked tree at some distance and then remarked "No wonder that this way is not used by millions because we are not on the trail". So we headed over for the marked trail - however to me it seemed that not so many more people or beings (including animals) use that path either. I was surprised about how dry the ground has been today - no muddy areas and my shoes stayed amazingly clean which was well appreciated as when taking along my trekking boots in my suit case I do not like it that much if the shoes are very dirty.

At Stage 2 I would have expected something else due to the comment in the cache description, but the object we found fits well into the cache theme and the question was also easy to answer and so our walking rhythm was not broken. The calculations are helpful in this regard too - they are cezanne friendly and did not distract me from my main goal, the walk. It's somehow interesting that I tend to make many mistakes in doing calculations for caches of some cache hiders and make much less mistakes or none at all for calculations of a different style which often is apparently preferred by other cachers. Part of the reason seems that cachers think and calculate in different ways and that some cachers use tools for calculations and some don't.

Stage 3 came as a surprise to me (not having ever heard about this area before and not having done any sort of research about the area before we headed off). It's a nice place.

Stage 4 is of quite a different type and the general area around it offers attractions to people with quite diverse interests and one also can enjoy a very nice view from nearby - the snow covered mountains of which I only recognized the Schneeberg are impressive. At first AnnaMoritz was concerned that we would not be able to reach Stage 4 but that turned out to be not the case. Counting the number of swords did not pose an issue to us and even without the "look carefully" we would have came up with the correct result.

After a short break at Stage 4 we proceeded to Stage 5. I would have expected E to be smaller: amazing how many illustrations have been offered at the price of 3 crowns. At Stage 6 I could hardly believe the answer but we could not find any alternative and so we proceeded with the F we found. At some spots along the way one can enjoy an even better view than from Stage 4 of course only if one is lucky and comes on a day where the weather does not obstruct the view.

AnnaMoritz was not too happy about the routing to the next stage after having looked it up on her map. We indeed had to walk back a bit but we found a reasonable route to the last intermediary stage. The reception there was very bad. At first we were still too low - I told AnnaMoritz what we need to look for and then she said "Oh well, then we need to work up our way or we could have looked it up". We took the first option and soon afterwards had obtained the last variable.

The final coordinates we obtained looked reasonable. AnnaMoritz wondered whether we need to go back and take some detour. However I told her that the description asks us to continue further along the small trail.

So we continued further and followed something which I would call a gebu like trail. In the end we got somehow stuck - probably we followed from some point on an animal's trail. However this was not a big issue. We managed to reach the final area in a reasonable way. I need to admit that shortly before Stage 7 I wondered why the description is telling us that the cache is not relaxing walk from wayside shrine to wayside shrine. Now I understood why and need to beg pardon to M.W. for having thought for a while that they have lowered their standard when it comes to rating the terrain difficulty. However I would not say that the part from Stage 7 to the final is challenging or demanding - it's just more demanding than the rest of the walk which is not suitable for strollers but apart from that very easy and relaxing in my eyes.

After having come close to the target coordinates, AnnaMoritz first wondered where a M.W. cache could be hidden there but once there it was clear. We found the untypically large container which is in good condition quickly. I enjoy signing real log books even if they typically do not write much in the cache log books and rather report my experiences at home in the online log.

After having rehidden the cache container properly we headed off for the way back. With some small detours we ended up with a walk of a bit more than 10km. I enjoyed the walk very much. While I do not like the baroque style it was still interesting to visit the pilgrimage church and to read about the history of the pilgrimages in the area. It seems that the Mariahilfberg has been a very important place in earlier times. Some of the meanwhile abandoned booths reminded me a bit of Mariatrost in Graz and my childhood memories of how the area around the church in Mariatrost looked like back then.

Thank you this very nice cache and for maintaining it over many years, something which has become very uncommon and even more so for caches that do not get many visits. 40 found it logs (including mine) in more than 10 years speak for themselves or rather for how geocaching has devolved and how the preferences of geocachers have changed. I'm glad that such caches still exist. I like the combination of a nice walk with being led to interesting places I would not have got to visit without the cache and I appreciate cache set ups where the focus is on the route and the locations along the way and not on playing a game, searching for creatively crafted containers or solving puzzles.

I do not know how many M.W. caches I have found so far. I only know that I enjoyed all of them and in particular the non urban ones (due to my preferences for non urban caches). I hope that this cache was not my last M.W. cache I get to find and I would be very happy if new M.W. caches showed up somewhen in the future (even though I still have many unvisited ones).

I really wish there existed more caches like this one and more cachers like M.W.

Out: TB Troll 8
TB Rot und Weiss Eventbesucher/ red and white eventvisitor
TB Bienchen

In: TB Thomas the Turkey Travel Tag

gefunden 30. April 2016 tom1996 hat den Geocache gefunden

Bei strahlendem Wetter absolvierten wir heute diesen wirklich sehr empfehlenswerten Cache. Die Gegend war uns noch unbekannt, alle Fragen konnten problemlos gelöst werden, der Cache war rasch gefunden.

In/Out: TB

TFTC!

gefunden 05. Februar 2016 Eagle_ hat den Geocache gefunden

Das ist ein wunderschöner Wander Multi. Wie immer bei dem Owner ist es eine perfekte Mischung aus herrlicher Landschaft, sehenswerten Stages und interessanten Aufgaben, die nicht schwer aber auch nicht trivial sind.

Gleich die ersten Meter gehen durch eine spektakuläre Schlucht. Senkrechte Felswände links und rechts - und das so nahe der Straße. Die Landschaft war heute besonders schön, weil sie frisch weiß angezuckert war - eine echte Besonderheit in diesem Nicht- Winter. Die letzten Schneeschauer gingen beim Start gerade zu Ende, und zwischendurch ist dann die Sonne herausgekommen. Auf dem Weg hat man herrliche Weitblicke und Tiefblicke. Die Wegführung ist perfekt, sodass man alle Sehenswürdigkeiten der Gegend besucht.

Vielen Dank für den tollen Multi. Leider sind nur mehr zwei Caches des Owners offen. Ich hoffe sehr, dass er bald wieder neue Caches macht.

IN: ein Travel Bug

gefunden 27. April 2013 Hynz hat den Geocache gefunden

Bis zur Stage 3 war alles im gruenen Bereich und die tolle Landschaft und Aussichten konnten ungestoert genossen werden. Dann hab ich allerdings einen boesen Rechenfehler begangen der sich hartnaeckig gehalten hat waehrend ich einige Bonuskilometer absolviert, die anderen Stages eher zufaellig aufgelesen und immer wieder versucht habe durch Rueckrechnen meinen Fehler zu entdecken. Den schliesslich doch noch gefunden und von einer wahrscheinlich ungewoehnlichen Richtung schliesslich den schonen Versteckplatz erreicht. Dort auch noch ein wenig suchen muessen bis sich der Cache endlich gezeigt hat.
Wunderschoener Cache in toller Umgebung mit klaren Stages. Vielen Dank, no trade.

Hinweis 29. August 2012 M.W. hat eine Bemerkung geschrieben

Tippfehler in den Headerkoordinaten korrigiert Verlegen.

Vielen Dank!