Tomba Emmanuelle Traditional Cache

Cache is a small box with enough room for a few small/medium trackables.

NOTE: In the winter, ice can make it difficult to retrieve.

Please make sure the cache is securely in place when you go, and that you leave it as you found it. Enjoy!

This is the mausoleum (and now museum) of Emanuel Vigeland, sculpter, painter, and brother of Gustav Vigeland. From Wikipedia:

"Vigeland made his mausoleum (Tomba Emmanuelle) his magnum opus. It is shaped like a small windowless church, which has overwhelming acoustics that make speaking out loud almost impossible. The inside walls and roof are covered in a giant fresco, Vita, depicting human life, love and death. Several sculptures of women giving birth adorn the floor. The entry to the mausoleum is very low and the urn containing the ashes of the artist is in a niche above the entry, thus forcing all visitors to bow to him when exiting. It is rumoured that Emanuel was annoyed by always being in the shadow of his better known brother Gustav Vigeland and that this geste of morbid humour was his posthumous revenge. The amazing acoustics of the mausoleum can be heard in a recording by American folk artist Jay Brannan, who was allowed a private visit during which he was videotaped singing his composition, Death Waltz."