VillEcoueR GC #141 - Troy Geocoin
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Owner:
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VillEcoueR
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Released:
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
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Origin:
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Setúbal, Portugal
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In the hands of the owner.
This is collectible.
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O objetivo desta geocoin é ir ao máximo de eventos possível, sempre na companhia dos meus donos, para ser partilhada com todos os geocachers que lá estejam.
Esta moeda pertence à nossa coleção pessoal, desde 17 de fevereiro de 2017. Pertenceu anteriormente ao geocacher Soul the keeper.
The goal of this geocoin is to go to as many events as possible, always in the company of my owners, to be shared with all geocachers that are over there.
This coin belongs to our personal collection, since the 17th of February 2017. Formerly belonged to a geocacher named Soul the keeper.
O cavalo de Troia: uma ideia muito inteligente que ajudou os gregos a conquistar Troia. Um esconderijo fabuloso que pode muito bem integrar-se no mundo do Geocaching.
Na frente da geocoin, a imagem dos deuses Afrodite, Hera e Atena, que desencadearam a guerra e Aquiles com o cavalo de Troia, que a acabou. Na língua grega moderna, ainda podemos ouvir um ditado que teve início durante a Guerra de Troia: "temam os Gregos mesmo que eles tragam presentes". Pode ver isto escondido na frente da geocoin.
O verso da geocoin é baseado no escudo de Aquiles, numa forma curva com todos os signos do zodíaco como descrito nas obras de Homero. No centro, vemos Aquiles no seu carro de combate.
- tamanho: 50 x 47 mm; 3 mm espessura
- rastreável em Geocaching.com, com ícone próprio:
The Trojan horse: a very clever idea which helped the greek to conquer Troy. A wonderful hiding place which very well could fit in the Geocaching world.
On the front of the coin, the image of the godes Aphrodite, Hera en Athena, who triggered the war and Achillas with the Trojan horse, who ended it. In the modern Greek language, you still find a saying which was initiated during the Trojan war: 'fear the Greek even if they bring presents'. You find this hidden on the frontside of the coin.
The backside of the coin is based on the shield of Achillas, in a curved form with all zodiacs as described in the works of Homerus. In the middle, you find Achilles on his battle wagon.
- size: 50 x 47 mm; 3 mm thickness
- trackable at Geocaching.com, with its own icon:
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