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Lindes Manor Traditional Geocache

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Geocache Description:

ENG: Cache is located in territory of Lindes manor.
LAT: Meklejiet Lindes muižu!

ENG: Imagine - summer day of 1769. Landlord Georg Friedrich von Plettenberg along with his daughter Sofie Elizabeth stays on the balcony of their new manor-house with a view on river Daugava and enjoys mild summer morning. Through elegant and modern porte-cochere which was built last year calm flow of Daugava is seen, near soughs Holland lime-trees in the wind. These trees are planted with the roots up – so their look is quite strange. But - sic transit gloria mundis – there isn’t white manor house anymore, only lime-trees soughs in the wind and porte-cochere invite turn your look further to river Daugava. Once splendid porte-cochere now is in half-life period and soon it wouldn’t be there anymore and lime-trees will be only one witnesses of yesteryear’s splendour. Hurry to see it!

Lindes manor was founded in 1542 by Johann von Plettenberg. Mid 18th century and at the beginning of 19th century here was created wide housekeeping and park on four terraces. Porte-cochere was built in 1767 as a element of playful buildings of baroque. As a probably builder is mason-master Johann Adreass Haberland (1711-1788) who has built many manors in Latvia. Last owner of Lindes manor was baron P.K. Haahn. Manor-house was destroyed during World War I, only porte-cochere looks on this empty place. Lime-trees, planted with roots up, are only of this kind in whole Baltics and probably even in West Europe.

Cache is white plastic box, wrapped in black plastic bag and contains logbook and pencil.
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LAT: 1768. gada vasaras diena. Muižkungs Georgs Fridrihs fon Pletenbergs ar meitu meita Sofiju Elizabeti stav uz savas jaunas muižas pils balkona, kas versts uz Daugavu, un priecajas par skaisto vasaras ritu. Caur elegantajiem un modernajiem iebraucamajiem vartiem, kas uzcelti tikai pern, 1767. gada, redzams Daugavas mierigais pludums, netalu veja šalc Holandes liepas, kas staditas ar galotnem uz leju. Tacu ta paiet pasaules godiba – nav vairs baltas pils, tikai šalc liepas un iebraucamie varti joprojam liek paverst skatus uz Daugavu. Lindes muižas kadreiz lepnie varti nu ir pussabrukuši, un jadoma, ka driz to vairs nebus un Holandes liepas paliks vienigas pagajušo laiku greznibas liecinieces. Steidzieties apskatit šo skaisto vietu!

Lindes muižu 1542. gada izveido Johanns fon Plettenbergs. 18. gs. vidu un 19. gs. sakuma tur tiek izveidota plaša saimnieciba un iekopts parks uz cetram terasem. Ka pils iespejamais celtnieks tiek nosaukts murniekmeistars Johans Andreass Haberlands (1711-1788), kurš celis vairakas muižas pilis Latvija. Pedejais muižas ipašnieks no 1908. gada bija barons P. K. Haans. Lindes muižas kungu maja gajusi boja pirma pasaules kara laika. Uz šo tukšo vietu joprojam raugas vienigi iebraucamie varti, 1767. gada celta skaista paviljonveida buve, baroka laika rotaligo buvju neatnemama sastavdala.
Ar saknem gaisa stadito Holandes liepu aleja ir vieniga tada veida Baltija un, iespejams, visa Eiropa.

Jamekle balta plastmasas karba, ietita melna maisinja. Iekša – zimulis un blocinš.

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

RAT: ybbx sbe Npre cyngnabvqrf YNG: zrxyrwvrg Npre cyngnabvqrf

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)