The Labyrinth of Minotaur – Geocache of the Week – Official Blog

In Greek mythology, there was a monster with the body of a man and the head and tail of a bull, known as Minotaur. It was owned by King Minos from Crete and contained in a labyrinth because of its size and strength. Only the brave individual can kill him.

Start the search for epic through the corridor of myths and mystery that rotates with Geocache of the Week this week, Labyrinth of Minotaur (GC7MCVY).

Thisus, the son of Aegus, King Athens, took himself to kill Minotaur to free the sacrifice of young people sent from Athens, as requested by King Minos from Creta.

It will be with threads and swords, given by Princess Minos Ariadne, who falls in love with Theseus, who will defeat the Minotaur, and guide her back from the labyrinth.

But Theseus requires your help – it will require courage and intelligence, and some throats to complete this mission to claim findings on the hybrid of this letter box.

Once in the cave, it is your goal to find King Minos’s property.

Geocache is not for people who are weak, and it is recommended that you do not go alone. What is also needed is a comfortable flashlight and shoes, because entering the caves in the heart of Crete will be dark and involve climbing many stairs.

The instructions given by the cache owner, Dr. Snuggles, suggest that once in a cave, red and white lights guide you to make sure you are not lost. On the way, you must find Ariadne’s room and find a main ball, which will help in the last search to find cache treasure. The walls marked by the word “Dias” help find the right place, which means Zeus in Greek.

Finally, the trace of a red light marked by the last white light shows the place where the ball must be used to find the cache above you come out of the dark.

Congratulations, now you have officially killed the Minotaur and is a brave geocacher at the same time.

This cache becomes a hit on Crete. Of the hundreds of cache hidden on the island, very few have more than 100 favorite points. This cache has been well received by the Caching community and adds a pleasant mythological talent to the mixture.

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