The village of Didima is situated on the mainland of Greece in the Peloponese and north of village Kranidi. It is a village that within its proximity houses a large cave and a crater exists, that is believed to have been created by the fall of a meteor.
At the bottom of the crater (which can be reached by a tunnel) are two tiny churches. One is of St. George in which traces of old frescoes are evident and the other is the tiny cave-like chapel of the Metamorphosis.
Go to the crater and answer to the following questions :
- How many iron bars has the window of the northern church? This is number X.
- How many crosses has the door of the northern church? This is number Z.
- Stay at the coordinates : 37° 28.182 N, 023° 10.057 E and count the steps of the stone stair. This is a two digit number. A=the first digit, B=the second digit.
Final coordinates : 37° 28.3BA N, 023° 09.8W E
W ??? A new parameter. W=X*Z (multiply X per Z, this result in a two digit number)
23 May 2010 To help you a little we publish two photos. One show the stair which steps you have to count and the other one is a spoiler photo of the final stage.
Have a nice geocaching and good luck.
You can see a nice site with informations and photos of the area where the cache is hidden here. (English spoken)
The cache is a tupperware and you can see its initial content in the attached photo.
The Greek Geocaching site (Only in Greek)