Geocache of the Week Flashback Edition – Monty Python and The Holy Grail, Scene 21 – Official Blog

Warning: Geocache this week is not for people who are weak! To get the Holy Smiley, Geocachers must do the most divine search …

Monty Python and Holy Grail, Scene 21 (GCP439) is a pleasant respect for British films in 1975 Monty Python and Holy Grail. In retelling comedy about the search for relics that are difficult to understand, King Arthur and his colleagues must face the most frightening and frightening monsters who keep the entrance to the Caerbannog Cave – Rabbit.

It’s not an ordinary rabbit! It’s the most rotten, cruel, and angry rodent that you have ever noticed! ” – Enchanter team

In fact, the cave is actually a former Tomnadashan mine, a gold and copper mine from the 19th century. Although there are no blood-hungry rabbits waiting, the danger is still hiding in the form of rough terrain and deep caves.

Today, the mine is a goal that must be seen for Geocachers and Monty Python fans brave enough to take the risk of “certain deaths” to find cache and pay homage to this classic cult film. Toy rabbits, “Holy Hand Grenade,” and other movie memorabilia adorn GZ, while many log cache refer to the film and is accompanied by photos of Geocachers that re-create a terrible scene.

One … two … five! Fortunately, the Holy hand did the perfect work, so there were no signs of the devil rabbit with his pointed teeth. Therefore we have plenty of time to explore the cave, and sign a log. And now to Aaaaaargh Castle! TFTC … ” – Irish

Terima kasih untuk caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarghhhh “—nursus

This only makes my trip here much better !! Good idea … now I know what I watch when I go home “—Sojourn3r_6

If there is a “silly” attribute, this cache will definitely get it. It’s just, don’t forget your coconut pen and shell!

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