The richness of Efyra (Ghost cache) Traditional Cache

Where the Ancient Greece ends, and the Modern one begins. 

The size of the cache is small. Bring a pen with you. 

Put the cache back where it was please.

Regards from Greece & Spain. 

Salutacions des de Catalunya // Χαιρετίσματα από Ελλάδα

A strategically territorial plan, dreamed since antiquity, came into reality in 1893.

This would change completely the nautical routes in Mare Nostrum.... Α huge effort of mankind to unify two different seas, Corinthian Golf and Aegean Sea by a channel of 6.3 km length. During antiquity, Corinth, located between the two seas, became one of the richest city states of Greece due to the two ports of Lecheon and Cechrees A path named Diolkos was constructed by the tyrannos Periandros in the beginning of the 6th century B.C, while the city was flourishing the commerce with the Corinthian colonies in Italy (Magna Grecia). Periandros was also the first to give birth to the idea of unifying the two seas by a channel but it would take many centuries after the money and the engineering technology could permit that. Many Roman emperors like Julius Caesar and Nerone continue on elaborating this idea but the lack of money stopped the process. The story of this gigantic operation was completed and successfully launched in the new-founded independent Greece in 1893 when the first boat crossed that strip of water that once used to be land. Nowadays, almost 15000 boats pass the channel every year while it has become one of the main attractions of tourists.