DKS - Hrabova Roztoka Traditional Geocache

Dreveny greckokatolicky chram v Hrabovej Roztoke bol postaveny v polovici 18. stor. Zasvateny bol jednemu z najvyznamnejsich vychodnych svatcov sv. Bazilovi Velkemu.
Stavba je trojdielna, trojpriestorova, dvojvezova s dvomi krizmi. Konstrukcia chramu je zrubova, konstrukcia veze stlpova. Pokryta je sindlom, vertikalne ukladanym v horizontalnych pasoch. Z cela stavby vyrasta veza, oblozena doskami. Prekryta je zrezanou strechou, na ktorej je osadena cibula. Na vrchu je trojramenny kriz. Vo vezi su zavesene tri zvony - jeden neisteho roku, dva z roku 1796. Nad svatynou je druha vezicka vyrastajuca zo strechy. Strecha v tvare zrezanej pyramidy je osadena cibulou. Strieska a cibula su pokryte sindlom. Na vrchu je osadeny trojramenny kriz.
Ikonostas (Narodna kulturna pamiatka) pochadza z roku 1794. Ma stvorradovu architekturu. Prvy, hlavny rad, obsahuje ikony sv. biskupa Mikulasa, Bohorodicky Hodigitrie, Krista Ucitela, ikonu sv. Bazila Velkeho. Diakonske dvere nemaju kridla. Raritou su carske dvere, osadene namiesto beznych styroch evanjelistov a Zvestovania Jesseho stromom s desiatimi medailonmi Kristovho rodokmena. Druhy rad sviatkov je predeleny ikonou Poslednej vecere. Treti apostolsky rad ma v strede ustrednu ikonu Krista Velknaza. Stvrty rad prorokov pozostava zo siestich medailonov s dvojicami postav. Kvoli nedostatku miesta su sklonene a tazko citatelne. Vrch ikonostasu tvori skloneny kriz.
V roku 2003 bolo z chramu odcudzenych pat ikon. Tie boli vplyvom nevhodneho zaobchadzania poskodene a je potrebne ich zrestaurovat. Su zatial ulozene mimo chramu. Oprava exterieru bola vykonana v roku 2000.
Zaujimavostou tohto chramu je, ze sa zachovala povodna podoba chramu, ikonostasu i prestola pochadzajuca z cias vzniku chramu.

The wooden Greek Catholic church of St. Basil the Great, 18. century, National cultural monument

Wooden Greek Catholic church in Hrabova Roztoka was built in the middle of the 18th century. It was dedicated to one of the greatest eastern saints, St. Basil the Great.
The building has three parts, three spaces, two towers, and two crosses. Structure of the church is rustic, although the tower has columned structure. It is covered with shingles, laid vertically in horizontal strips. From the front of the building arises tower, covered with boards. It is overlaid by cut roof with an onion dome. On the top is three-barred cross. In the tower are thee bells, one from uncertain year, two being from 1796. Over the sanctuary is a second small tower. The roof in a shape of a cut pyramid, and onion dome on it are both covered with shingles. On the top is three-barred cross.
Iconostasis (National cultural monument) is dated to 1794. It has architecture of four rows. First, main row contains the icons of St. Nicholas, Theotokos (Hodigitria), Christ the Teacher and icon of St. Basil the Great. Deaconal doors have no leaves. Rarities are royal doors, which have reduced Tree of Jesse with ten medallions of Christ genealogy tree instead of typical four Evangelists and the Annunciation. Second row of feasts is divided by the icon of the Last (Mystical) Supper. Third apostolic row has the main icon of Christ the High Priest in the middle. Fourth row of prophets consists of six medallions with pairs of figures but because of the lack of space are sloped and difficult to read. On the top of the iconostasis is sloped cross.
In 2003 five icons were stolen from the church. Because of inappropriate handling these were damaged and it is necessary to renovate them. Presently are stored on another place from the church. Exterior was renovated in 2000. Curiosity of this church is the fact, that shape of the church; iconostasis and altar are preserved from the time of the building of the church.