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Hidden : 4/20/2010
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:

Slepnis ir maza metala kastite ar logbuku, zimuli un asinamo. / The cache is a small metallic box with logbook, pencil and pencil sharpener inside.


Slepnis atrodas netalu no toposajam sliedem, kas pagarinas Ventspils Piejuras brivdabas muzeja mazbanisa marsrutu par ~2km, lidz Piedzivojumu parkam. Pec slepna atrasanas, atjaunojiet ta kamuflazu ta, ka atradat.

Mazbanitis – šaursliežu dzelzcelš (sliežu platums 600 mm, t.i., mazakais Latvija sastopamais sliežu platums). Lokomotive buveta 1916.gada Vacija. Atrums – 20 km/h. Latvija lokomotive nokluva Pirma pasaules kara laika un kalpoja Kurzemes linija: Ventspils – Staldzene – Jaunupe – Oviši – Lužna – Mikeltornis – Lielirbe – Sikrags – Mazirbe – Slitere – Aži – Dundaga – Plintiki – Ciruli – Talsi – Stende. Savienoja Ventspili ar zvejniekciemiem ziemelu virziena. Savulaik vietejiem iedzivotajiem tas bija erts satiksmes lidzeklis, un vel 20.gs 60.gadu sakuma kalpoja mežizstradataju un zvejnieku vajadzibam. Kopš 1964.gada atrodas muzeja un pedejos gados sezonas laika svetdienas vizina apmekletajus – 1996.gada 16.junija Piejuras parka atklaja 1,4 km garu dzelzcela liniju.

(avots: www.ventspilsmuzejs.lv)


The cache is located near the Ventspils Open Air Museum narrow gauge railway tracks, which are currently being built. These new tracks will extend the length of the railway by ~2km. After logging in, please restore the camouflage of the cache just as you found it.

Narrow-gauge railway - The rails are 600 m wide, which is the smallest railway gauge in Latvia. The locomotive was built in Germany in 1916. Maximum speed: 20 km per hour. The locomotive arrived in Latvia during the First World War and served on a line linking Ventspils with the fishing villages to the north: Staldzene - Jaunupe - Oviši - Lužna - Mikeltornis - Lielirbe - Sikrags - Mazirbe - Slitere - Aži - Dundaga - Plintiki - Ciruli - Talsi - Stende. Once a convenient means of transport for the local population, it served the needs of foresters and fishermen up to the early sixties. It has been at the museum since 1964, and in recent years is run on Sundays during the summer for visitors to ride. A 1.4 km long railway line through the Seaside Park was opened in 1996.

(source: www.ventspilsmuzejs.lv)

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