Buddy Jesus was a gambler...

Pimi1 und ich nutzten heute das anfänglich gute Wetter aus und begaben uns auf eine Reise gen St.Ruprecht, wo noch einige unerledigte Dosen auf uns warteten. Wie schon seit einigen Tagen kam am Nachmittag eine Gewitterfront - nahezu pünktlich wie die Eisenbahn - und beendete unseren Tagesausflug; bis dorthin konnten wir aber einiges "aufräumen"...

Anmerkung zu diesem Cache: Entlang der Stationen dieses Kreuzweges konnten wir die einzelnen gesuchten Ausschnitte gut finden und die Fragen dazu beantworten. Am daraus ermittelten GZ konnte Pimi1 ganz rasch die Dose finden. Das Logging war problemlos möglich.

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Endlich hat es gepasst diesen Cache in Angriff zu nehmen. Die Aufmachung hat mir sehr gut gefallen. Da ich meinen Hund mit dabei hatte,ist noch dazu eine lehreiche Episode vorgefallen. Hat sich doch ein Muggel darüber beschwerd, dass ich auf der Strasse mit JOSI überhaupt unterwegs war :). Meine Lehre daraus .... Idioten sterben net aus ;)). 

Die Wehführung ist einfach zu verstehen, die Variablen einfach im Kopf zu rechnen. Das Finale punktgenau. Ein hochwertiger Cache wie man es von P3 gewohnt ist.

No trade.
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Olibaerli

Ich hab fast den Einstieg nicht gefunden. [:I] Danach gings aber zügig voran. Mal ein etwas anderer Kreuzweg, wobei das Highlight für mich das Kircherl oben am Berg war. Das hat irgendwie Charme. Danke fürs Zeigen dieses schönen Ortes!
NT

Mit Familie und Laufrad bewaffnet machten wir uns auf den Weg!
Während dem schönem Spaziergang kam schon ein wenig Frühlingsstimmung auf.
Cache war schnell gefunden.
THX snowsurfer & family

When I started at home, I expected to walk accompanied by a grey sky and a cold wind. To my surprise, the sky became blue when I arrived at the starting point and also the wind almost stopped. In this manner I was able to enjoy nice views on my way from St Ruprecht up Breitegg.

Although I had taken a map with me, I had some troubles to find the beginning of the route. I ended up in taking the wrong road (one too early) at the cross at the start. I then managed to reach the right road (Breitegger Strasse) by crossing through the graveyard (which was worth a visit anyway).

Despite the fact that the road is paved, I enjoyed the walk along the way of the cross. Quite often it is possible to walk to the left of the road and thus to avoid walking on tarmac.

After I while some I started to have some doubts whether my printout of the cache description (in black and white only and in bad quality) would suffice for recognizing the four stations to be found. It turned out, however, that whenever I arrived at one of the four locations, I knew immediately that I have reached yet another of the required stations. Except the question which leads to I, I encountered no ambiguities. (In case of I, I think that what is asked for refers only to the visible total score of the cards.)

After the last stage I determined the coordinates of the cache and then first walked to the pilgrimage church to see whether it is open. To my surprise it was open and so I could have a look at it and also read more about the history of the church. After a prayer in the church I left and went for the cache. The reception was a bity jumpy, but I found the cache very quickly by intuition. The cache container was larger than expected (some cachers already use regular for this size). The container and its contents are in good condition.

Thank you for this nice cache and for showing me an interesting way of the cross I have not been aware before. I also enjoyed the relaxing walk. It was not windy any more and so I felt much more very comfortable than I had expected after my experience at the MS V cache. The way in which the questions are posed did not appeal to me, but that's certainly a matter of taste. Personally, I would have preferred more serious questions.

Though I am not a fan of modern art, the stations along the way of the cross had some appeal also for me. I liked the colours and also the used enamel-technique. I need to admit however that I was not able to understand all symbols - maybe it would have been easier with the brochure which is available about the way of the cross.

I feel that 3* overrates the terrain difficulty significantly (on one hand because only the length to the cache counts and on the other hand because the cache can be visited by car except the very last meters to the cache).