GC10RD0 Haverslev Kirke (Unknown Cache) in Denmark created by Flatmonster & Ebbemonster

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A cache by Flatmonster & Ebbemonster Message this owner

Hidden : 2/11/2007

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"Havde det ikke været for den dæmpede sang fra kirken ville denne lille by for alvor have virket forladt. Men de måtte vide noget, nogen i kirken måtte vide noget om Røverne fra Rolds sidste røveri...."

Haverslev Kirke
Haverslev Kirke cachen er en del af Røverne fra Rold mystery cachen, men den kan også tages for sin egen skyld. Koordinaterne til cachen henviser til et sted du kan parkere en bil og udfra teksten kan du regne ud, hvor du skal finde cachen. Cachen indeholder clues til brug for 'Røverne fra Rold'. Forhåbentlig i form af kopier af en kort tekst (tag kun én). Ellers må du fotografere eller tage noter fra den laminerede tekst. Denne må naturligvis ikke fjernes!

Din søgen efter røvernes skat har nu bragt dig til Haverslev Kirke hvor din tanke er at gemme dig og observere præsten og degnen for at høre om de ved noget. En gammel mand fra nabobyen har nævnt at de har for vane at tage sluder i det nordlige hjørne af kirkegården ved skuret. Til dit held viser det sig at du kan gemme dig ved hjørnet af det nærliggende stengærde.
Efter at have ventet en rum tid kommer præsten og degnen endeligt og begynder rigtigt nok at snakke om røveriet. "Har du hørt noget nyt om røveriet", "Kun hvad graveren har sagt, men det kan du jo høre mens vi spiser. Men hørte du i øvrigt i dag hende der slet ikke kunne synge rent", "ja men højt - det sang hun, uha..." Og sådan fortsætter snakken mens de forsvinder ned af den lille sti. Lettere skuffet bliver du siddende i dit skjul mens du revurderer din nye situation.

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Lidt historie om Haverslev Kirke
Noget bart, ud til vejen gennem byen ligger kirken, der i middelalderen var viet til Skt. Laurentius.
Sankt Laurentius stammede oprindeligt fra Spanien, men i år 227 blev diakon i Rom. Under kristenforfølgelserne i året 258 ville den romerske kejser tvinge Laurentius til at udlevere kirkens skatte. Laurentius meddelte så kejseren, at alle kirkens skatte nu var samlede i gården, hvorefter kejseren rejste sig for at se på sagerne. da han så ned i gården stod alle kirkes fattige samlede der og Laurentius sagde:" Se, her er kirkens skatte!" herefter fik Laurentius tilnavnet - sankt! Kejserens sans for humor strakte ikke til, men han beordrede, at Laurentius skulle steges langsomt på en jernrist.
Nu er han i Himlen og en dag er opkaldt efter ham og Haverslev kirke er indviet til ham. Den 10. august er Sankt Laurentius dag og hvert år ved denne tid ser man mange stjerneskud på himlen. Disse meteorer kaldes "Sankt Laurentius tårer". Der er mange der bærer hans navn d.v.s. som er opkaldt efter ham uden at vide det, for navne som Laurids, Lars og Lorens stammer fra Laurentius.

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"This town would have seemed seriously abandoned if the muffled sound of singing had not emerged from the church. But they had to know something, somebody had to know something about the last robbery of the Robbers of Rold..."

Haverslev Church
The Haverslev Church cache is part of the Robbers of Rold mystery cache but may also be taken as itself. The coordinates refer to a place where you may park your car. Then, with the help of the text you can figure out where to find the cache. The cache contains clues for ’The Robbers of Rold’. Hopefully in the form of copies of a short text (take one only). If not you will have to take a photo of or to take notes from the laminated text. This text must of cause not be removed!

Your quest for the treasure has now taken you to Haverslev Church where you plan to hide and observe the vicar and the parish clerk to hear if they mention anything useful. An old man from the neighbouring village has mentioned that they normally have a chat in the northern corner of the churchyard by the shed. It is your luck that you can hide by the corner of the stonewall nearby.
After you have waited for what seems forever, the vicar and the parish clerk finally come to the shed, and sure enough, they start talking about the robbery. "Have you heard any news about the robber?" "Just what the grave digger has said and I'll tell you that as we eat. By the way did you hear the woman who sang out of tune?" - "But very loudly, didn't she, my oh my.." And they go on like that as they disappear down the little path. Slightly disappointed you remain sitting in your hiding-place while you consider your new situation.

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About Haverslev Church
Somewhat bare, by the road through town is the church which in medieval times was consecrated to St. Laurentius.
St. Laurentius originally came from Spain but became a diacon in Rome in 227. During the persecution of the Christians in the year 258 the Roman emperor wanted to force Laurentius to hand over the treasures og the church. Eventually Laurentius announced to the emperor that he had all treasures of the church in the yard whereupon the emperor stood up to look at the goods. As he looked into the yard he saw all the poor of the congregation standing there and Laurentius said, "Behold the treasures of the church!". After that he got the pet name of Saint. The emperor, however, had no sense of humour and ordered for Laurentius to be fried slowly on an iron grate.
Now laurentius is in heaven and a day named after him and haverslev Church consecrated to him. The 10th of August is the day of St. Laurentius and each year at that time lots of falling stars are in the sky. These meteors are called Tears of St. Laurentius (Lacrimae Laurentii). Many Danes bear his name without knowing it, for names like Lars, Laurits and Lorens originate from Laurentius.

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Additional Hints (Decrypt)

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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)

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