I cachen: Logbog og fra start blyant, bytteting og FFC. På vej til cachen, kan man på højre side se store bjerge af jord. Der kommer næste ingen trafik her og der er stort udsyn. Motorvejens trafik lyder næsten som den brusende flod.
Dragen er en serie Mystery (Puzzel), hvor puslespillene først skal samles, og derved fremkommer koordinaterne, som kan indsættes i Geocheckeren, og så bliver positionen flyttet til det rigtige sted.
Puslespillene er rimelig lette, så hvis du har børn eller partner, som også gerne vil involveres, så er det en god mulighed. 70 brikker.
Foto til seriens puslespil er taget på mine rejser til forskellige lande.
https://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=9ECP334N
I Bhutan og i hovedstaden Thimphu er der kun ganske få cacher, men det er en meget fin traditionel cache, der ligger i udkanten af byen med en flot udsigt til den store Buddha. Men jeg var jo bare glad for at finde en enkelt cache, så landet kom på kortet.
Jeg havde fået en indbydelse til landet fra en prins, som besøgte København, og dermed slap vi for at skulle betale 100 $ per person, som er det almindelige, og vi så heller ikke andre turister i de 14 dage vi besøgte landet. Vi kunne komme ind på klostre, som normalt er lukkede, fordi vi havde skriftlig tilladelse fra dronningmoderen. Vi læste i en avis, at også Mick Jagger vandrede i bjergene for at holde sig i form, og her kunne han jo gå uforstyrret og være sig selv.
Vi var en uge i Thimphu og overværede på første række den store begivenhed på kongens fødselsdag, med optog fra grupper fra hele landet, og de optrådte på skift med danse og sange m.m. Vi kunne stå i forreste række, da jeg optog med en større og professionel Video8. Det er bemærkelsesværdigt, at alle gik i de nationale lange kofter.
Vi var også en uge i Paro, hvor vi vandrede i bjergene, og det var meget primitiv privat indlogering, hvor sengen bare var nogle brædder, så vi var glade for vores medbragte gule karrimat underlag. Vand blev hentet fra floden i nærheden.
Det var almindeligt at bytte ting i stedet for at købe. Jeg byttede min skarpe men billige Mora dolk, til en megt gammel og spændende kniv, og begge parter var glade, og så er det en god handel.
English:
Bhutan - The Land of the Peaceful Dragon
In the cache: Logbook and from start pencil and trad items. On the way to the cache, on the right side you can see large mountains of earth. There will be almost no traffic here and there is a great view. Highway traffic sounds almost like the rushing river.
The Dragon is a series of Mystery (Puzzles), where the puzzles must first be assembled, and thus the coordinates appear, which can be inserted in the Geochecker, and then the position is moved to the right place.
The puzzles are reasonably easy, so if you have children or a partner who would also like to get involved, then this is a good option. 70 pieces.
Photo for the series puzzle is taken on my travels to different countries.
https://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=9ECP334N
In Bhutan and in the capital Thimphu there are only quite a few caches, but it is a very nice traditional cache located on the outskirts of the city with a nice view of the big Buddha. But I was just happy to find a single cache, so the country came on the map.
I had received an invitation to the country from a prince who visited Copenhagen, and thus we escaped having to pay $ 100 per person, which is normal, and we did not see other tourists in the 14 days we visited the country. We could enter monasteries, which are usually closed because we had written permission from the Queen Mother. We read in a newspaper that Mick Jagger also hiked in the mountains, and here he could go undisturbed and be himself.
We were a week in Thimphu and watched in the first row the big event on the king's birthday, with processions from groups from all over the country, and they performed alternately with dances and songs etc. We could stand in the front row when I recorded with a larger and professional Video8. It is noteworthy that everyone walked in the national long jackets.
We were also a week in Paro where we hiked in the mountains and it was very primitive private accommodation where the bed was just some woods so we were happy with our brought yellow karrimat underlay. Water was taken from the river nearby.
It was common to trade things instead of buying. I exchanged my sharp but cheap Mora dagger for a very old and exciting knife, and both parties were happy, and then it's a good deal.