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Published at Copen Adventure MEGA Event 2023.
Dette er en Mystery cache, og for at finde slut koordinaterne, skal du først løse puslespillet.
Det er et rimelig let puslespil på 63 brikker, så måske er det også noget for børn eller makker.
Du skal først gå ind på denne henvisning, og når puslespillet er samlet, fremkommer koordinaterne.
Uddrag fra Eventyret af H.C. Andersen:
Og så kravlede de igen med stor besværlighed ned af skorstenen, og de krøb gennem tromlen og røret, det var slet ikke rart, og så stod de i den mørke kakkelovn; dér lurede de bag døren for at få at vide, hvorledes det stod til i stuen. Der var ganske stille; de kiggede ud - ak, dér lå midt på gulvet den gamle kineser, han var faldet ned af bordet, da han ville efter dem og lå slået i tre stykker; hele ryggen var gået af i én stump og hovedet lå trillet hen i en krog; gedebukkebens-overogundergeneralkrigskommandersergenten stod hvor han altid havde stået og tænkte over.
"Det er grueligt!" sagde den lille hyrdinde, "gamle bedstefader er slået i stykker, og vi er skyld deri! det kan jeg aldrig overleve!" og så vred hun sine små bitte hænder.
"Han kan klinkes endnu!" sagde skorstensfejeren. "Han kan meget godt klinkes! - Vær bare ikke så heftig! når de limer ham i ryggen og give ham en god klinke i nakken, så vil han være så god som ny igen og kan sige os mange ubehageligheder!"
"Tror du?" sagde hun. Og så krøb de op igen på bordet hvor de før havde stået.
"Se så langt kom vi!" sagde skorstensfejeren, "der kunne vi have sparet os al den ulejlighed!"
English:
https://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=ldrha2ps
The starting point is at a gable painting, but the coordinates of the cache are revealed by solving the puzzle.
It has 63 pieces, so it should be relatively easy to do so that even children or the partner can be activated.
In the cache: Logbook and pencil.
A short cut from the Fairy Tales of H.C. Andersen:
And so, with a great deal of trouble, they climbed down the chimney, and then crept through the pipe and stove, which were certainly not very pleasant places. Then they stood in the dark fire-box, and listened behind the door, to hear what was going on in the room. As it was all quiet, they peeped out. Alas! there lay the old Chinaman on the floor; he had fallen down from the table as he attempted to run after them, and was broken into three pieces; his back had separated entirely, and his head had rolled into a corner of the room. The major-general stood in his old place, and appeared lost in thought.
"This is terrible," said the little shepherdess. "My poor old grandfather is broken to pieces, and it is our fault. I shall never live after this;" and she wrung her little hands.
"He can be riveted," said the chimney-sweep; "he can be riveted. Do not be so hasty. If they cement his back, and put a good rivet in it, he will be as good as new, and be able to say as many disagreeable things to us as ever."
"Do you think so?" said she; and then they climbed up to the table, and stood in their old places.
"As we have done no good," said the chimney-sweep, "we might as well have remained here, instead of taking so much trouble."