Leider müsst ihr nun erst ein bisschen zurückgehen, es sei denn ihr könnt so weit
springen. Hoffentlich hat Euch der Baumstumpf die Koordinaten zu Station 6 verraten. Dort findet ihr gleich neben einem kleinen Baumstumpf
eine KLEINE Felsspitze, die Euch den weiteren Weg verraten sollte. Vergesst aber nicht die einzelne Ziffer darunter zu notieren, denn diese ist der Wert für E.
Bei Station 7 geht es zunächst abwärts.
Zählt Euere metallenen Schritte und ihr erhaltet CD.
Gleich dahinter geht es aber schon wieder etwas aufwärts und nun stehen die metallenen Tritte die ihr hinaufsteigt für AB.
Ab durch die Engstelle und auf zu den Koordinaten vom Final, die ihr nun haben
solltet. Dafür den Wanderweg mal ein Stück verlassen und wenn möglich oben bleiben. Zu dieser Stelle nach dem Fund zurückkehren.
Viel Erfolg, wir hoffen es hat Euch gefallen und vergesst nicht auf den letzten Seiten im Logbuch die Hinweise für die
Weiterführung.
Für Euere Notizen:
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English version:
This cache is a ridge hike.
It requires good shoes and you should done some mountain hiking before. You have to climb a bit but you don’t have to be a mountaineer and you don’t need any kind of
climbing equipment.
You can park at N49°38,600’ E011°26,055’. From there
go through the tunnel, because shortly after that you are at Stage 1 at N49°38.617’ E011°25,984’. Find out
the year, the tunnel was built, subtract the first digit number from the last and that will be the number for F.
Continue to Stage 2
N49°38.670' E011°25.6F3' now. There you'll find coordinates in the form of UTM. Take the last digit of the EASTING value and you have G.
Now look to your further trail and you see a red warning sign. It warns of a spezial hazard (Gefahr). Count the number of digits of the word in front of "Gefahr" and you get the value for J.
Now follow the trail SW-bound and it'll go uphill to
Stage 3 at N49°38,J73’ E011°25,59G’. On your way there you will go through a hole in the rock. Exactly above that you will see
two yew trees (this tree gave its name for that rocks). Look for a microcache near the trunk of one of that trees and you will get the coordinates for stage 4.
Stage 4: Before you get there you have to
climb up a bit. Look for a trail-marker on a rock. In it's middle you will get the number for H.
To reach Stage 5 at
N49°38.7HG’ E011°25,33H’, you shortly have to leave the trail to the right and you also have to climb a bit. You will find a broken-off old tree trunk.
Listen to it, sometimes it gives away the coordinates to the next stage. Almost right under the tree trunk in a little hole in the rock at the cornice, you have to find
another microcache that will give you important information for the final cache.
The coordinates at the tree trunk might be hard to read. Due to nostalgic reasons we want to keep this stage. If you want to be sure you can find another
micro close to the other micro underneath. It will confirm you the coordinates.
Unfortunately you have to go a bit backwards in the case you are not able to jump
so far. Hopefully the tree trunk gave you the coordinates for Stage 6. There you can find a little stump on top and aside is a LITTLE rock crag. On it
you should find information for the further way. But don't forget to note the single digit beneath which stands for E.
At Stage 7 you have to go down first. Count
your metallic steps and you’ll get CD.
Right afterwards you will go up a bit again and this time the number of the metallic steps stands for AB.
Go trough the bottleneck and to the coordinates of the final - you should have
them now. Therefore you'll have to leave the hiking path for a little way, stay up. After the found come back there.
We wish you good luck, we hope you liked it and don't forget the necessary hints for the continuation on the last
pages of the logbook.
For your notes:
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