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Maister na poti
Maister na poti je tematsko zamišljen geolov, katerega teoretična podlaga je Maistrova virtualna pot: https://www.rudolfmaister.si/ Zakladi so postavljeni kot posamezne postaje v krajih z zemljevida Maistrove virtualne poti: na Ptuju, v Trebnjem, Kostanjevici na Krki, Kamniku, Mengšu, Kranju, Ljubljani, na Uncu pri Rakeku, na gradu Snežnik, v Celju, Mariboru, Dravogradu, Libeličah in na Zavrhu v Slovenskih goricah. Sledi in zaklade o Maistru lahko odkrijete zunaj na prostem, v muzejih, knjižnicah ter morda še kje, kar vam niti v sanjah ne bi prišlo na misel.
Maistrov portret, Ciril Horjak.
Maistrovo pot lahko začnete na kateri koli postaji in jo tudi nadaljujete na kateri koli, vrstni red ni pomemben. Na tej poti boste odkrivali, kdo je bil general in pesnik Rudolf Maister ter kako pomembno vlogo je odigral v zgodovini Slovencev. Morda le še dvoje: ali ste vedeli, da je Maister zarisal nove meje na zemljevidu Evrope po prvi svetovni vojni oz. veliki vojni; ali ste vedeli, da je Maister postavil temelje današnji slovenski državi?!
Rudolf Maister v Kranju
Rudolf Maister je v Kranju preživel sedem let svojega življenja. Družina se je leta 1883 preselila iz Mengša zaradi očetove službe pri finančnih stražnikih. Živeli so na današnjem Maistrovem trgu 5, kjer je danes tudi Maistrov doprsni kip. V Kranju je Rudolf končal najprej štirirazredno deško ljudsko šolo in nato še nižjo gimnazijo. Iz Rudolfovega šolanja na nižji gimnaziji je znana tudi zgodba, kako se je izkazal za odličnega plavalca, ko je iz reke Kokre rešil sošolca, ki se je utapljal. Leta 1887 mu je v tem mestu umrl oče Franc.
Narodna čitalnica v Kranju, okoli 1918; hrani GM.
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Maister on his way
Maister on His Way is a thematically conceived geocaching hunt, the theoretical basis of which is Maister's virtual journey: https://www.rudolfmaister.si/. The treasures are placed in the form of individual stations in the locations from the map of Maister's virtual path: in Ptuj, Trebnje, Kostanjevica na Krki, Kamnik, Mengeš, Kranj, Ljubljana, Unec pri Rakeku, Snežnik Castle, Celje, Maribor, Dravograd, Libeliče and Zavrh v Slovenskih goricah. You can discover Maister's tracks and treasures outdoors, in museums, libraries, and perhaps in some other places that you would never have thought you would.
Maistr's portrait, Ciril Horjak.
You can start Maister's journey at any station and also continue it at any other, the order is not important. On this journey, you will discover who the general and poet Rudolf Maister was and how important a role he played in the history of the Slovenians. Just two more points: did you know that Maister drew new borders on the map of Europe after World War I, also known as the Great War; did you know that Maister laid the foundations of today's Slovenian state?!
Rudolf Maister in Kranj
Rudolf Maister spent seven years of his life in Kranj. The family left Mengeš in 1883 because of his father's employment in the Financial Guard. They lived at today's Maistrov trg 5, where a bust of Maister now also stands. In Kranj, Rudolf first completed the four-grade primary school for boys and then the lower grammar school. There is a well-known story from Rudolf’s lower grammar school years about how he proved to be an excellent swimmer when he rescued a drowning classmate from the Kokra river. His father Franc died in this town in 1887.
National Reading Room in Kranj, circa 1918; kept by the GM.
You will find stamps in caches. In case you want to collect them for a trackable, print the leaflet (click to download).
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