Feggeklit Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 7/8/2010
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Denne cache er placeret ved Feggeklit.

Feggeklit is a large moler embankment which earlier lay as an island in the sea.

Denne cache er placeret ved Feggeklit.
Feggeklit er en vældig molerknude, der tidligere lå som en ø i havet. Mod vest er Feggeklit græsklædt, og på den stejle skråning ses tydligt hylder, som opstår ved jordskridning. På østsiden træder moleret frem i den stejle klint og mod sydvest ses Skamols store fabriksanlæg. I 1916 blev Danmarks første molerteglværk "Skarrehage Molerværk" bygget på dette sted.
Sagnet fortæller, at det var på Feggeklit, at Hamlet dræbte sin onde stedfar, Kong Fegge, som havde sin kongsgård her. Kong Fegge havde i misundelse slået sin broder ihjel og giftet sig med hans hustru Geruth og blev dermed stedfar til Hamlet. Efter Hamlets hævn blev Kong Fegge begravet på toppen af Feggeklit, på en plads omsat af store sten, og man kan stadig den dag i dag se graven.
VIGTIG: Der er i denne cache en bog (Sponsoreret af Morsø Folkebibliotek).
Bogen må gerne tages, hvis den byttes med en anden bog (maks 12 x 18 cm), som er egnet for alle aldersgrupper.
Derudover er der andre ”nipsting” for dem der ikke har en bog at bytte med.

Feggeklit is a large moler embankment which earlier lay as an island in the sea. To the west Feggeklit is covered in grass, and on the steep slopes the shelves of earth slides are clearly seen. On the east side the moler is visible on the steep cliff and to the south west Skamol, the factory which processes the moler, can be seen. In 1916 Denmark’s first moler tile works ”Skarrehage Molerværk” was established on this site.
Myth tells us that it was on Feggeklit that Hamlet murdered his wicked stepfather, King Fegge, who had his royal estate here. King Fegge had in jealous rage killed his brother, and then, married his sister-in-law, Geruth, thus becoming Hamlet’s stepfather. After Hamlet’s revenge, King Fegge was buried at the top of Feggeklit in a grave surrounded by large stones which can still be seen today.
This cache is located in Thissinghuse. In this area you will meet beautiful meadows with rich birdlife. Thissinghuse was founded in 1857 as a disembarkation point with merchant house, brickworks, timber business and other craftsmen.
IMPORTANT: In this cache is a book (Sponsored by Morsø Folkebibliotek).
The book may be swapped with another book (max 12 x 18 cm), suitable for all ages.
There are also other things for those who do not have a book to swap with.

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