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[Anonymous]

We are looking for short, not too difficult downtown Praha caches for a short trip this weekend (or maybe events?).
Any help appreciated.
See also here: http://arts-states.7...topic.php?t=554

Thanks and regards from Linz/A,

BalkanSabranje

[Anonymous]

We are looking for short, not too difficult downtown Praha caches for a short trip this weekend (or maybe events?).

Prague Panorama, Pendulum, Vysehrad Castle are the tourist classics. Also the Dorcadion's micros on downtown Prague islands: UIP1, UIP2, Turbine.
If you have a time for an afternoon hike, my suggestion is Prokopske udoli: Green valley and surrounding caches. A day hike would be even better, eg. to Karlstejn Castle and Czech Karst (SW of Prague, first 5 caches of this list).

[Anonymous]

Try also this list, it depends on your time, almost every caches there are easy. The second item of this list is quite strange, there is sometimes really Gay old man , it could be difficult to retrieve it It is pitty that you can´t visit the event cache, I hope that we will meet together somewhere... How about to organize Czech-Austrian-Slovak geoevent next year somewhere at the common border of the three states? ))

[Anonymous]

How about to organize Czech-Austrian-Slovak geoevent next year somewhere at the common border of the three states? ))

This sounds like a great idea. I'm quite certain that some Austrian cachers (theplank, e.g.) would be delighted.
BS.
P.S. Thanks for the link, by the way,

[Anonymous]

.. I hope that we will meet together somewhere... How about to organize Czech-Austrian-Slovak geoevent next year somewhere at the common border of the three states? ))

That's a bright idea! I spent last week-end at Sumava/Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald region, there are some cches in Austria but very few in Czech. Really fantastic counntryside, quite wide offer of camping sites on Czech side.

[Anonymous]

That's a bright idea! I spent last week-end at Sumava/Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald region, there are some cches in Austria but very few in Czech. Really fantastic counntryside, quite wide offer of camping sites on Czech side.

I thought about the South Moravia (Mahren) area, Palava, wine, caches )), it is point, which is not very far from Slovakia, Austria or Czech Republic...

[Anonymous]

which is not very far from Slovakia, Austria or Czech Republic...

international event.. sounds really great ;-)

[Anonymous]

I thought about the South Moravia (Mahren) area, Palava, wine, caches )), it is point, which is not very far from Slovakia, Austria or Czech Republic...

The spring campout event has been discussed here recently and the general preference seemed to be Southern Bohemia, because the last two Czech events took place in Moravia. That's even closer to Linz
If there would be a CZ/SK/AT event, I would prefer Male Karpaty (Slovakia)... I haven't been at Palava since they built that ugly dams there - isn't it in season a place for fishers, boaters and mosquitoes?

[Anonymous]

international event.. sounds really great ;-)

See also the discussion on the Austrian Forum:
http://arts-states.7to.de/gc-forum/viewtopic.php?t=558

BS/2

[Anonymous]

The spring campout event has been discussed here recently and the general preference seemed to be Southern Bohemia, because the last two Czech events took place in Moravia. That's even closer to Linz
If there would be a CZ/SK/AT event, I would prefer Male Karpaty (Slovakia)... I haven't been at Palava since they built that ugly dams there - isn't it in season a place for fishers, boaters and mosquitoes?

I guess we can hold two events during the spring or summer next year - one international and one regional - regional in Southern Bohemia - as we decnided in another forum topic, and one international.Palava is always a great place, also Low Carpathians region, in Slovakia, I think the place would not be a problem.

[Anonymous]

See also the discussion on the Austrian Forum:
http://arts-states.7to.de/gc-forum/viewtopic.php?t=558

BS/2

for those who does´t speak German (as me , you can use the Babelfish translator at www.babelfish.altavista.com(from German to English language), it works quite well...I am going to start this debate also on Slovak gc. forum...

[Anonymous]

I guess we can hold two events during the spring or summer next year - one international and one regional - regional in Southern Bohemia - as we decnided in another forum topic, and one international.
Palava is always a great place, also Low Carpathians region, in Slovakia, I think the place would not be a problem.

I guess we should set up separate thread for that on each country's forum and link them together. The question is who's gonna do that ;-) ?

[Anonymous]

for those who does´t speak German (as me , you can use the Babelfish translator at www.babelfish.altavista.com
(from German to English language), it works quite well...
I am going to start this debate also on Slovak gc. forum...

Actual address is http://babelfish.altavista.com ;-) and it is really cool. 歓迎 :-)

[Anonymous]

for those who does´t speak German (as me , you can use the Babelfish translator at www.babelfish.altavista.com
(from German to English language), it works quite well...
I am going to start this debate also on Slovak gc. forum...

I can provide transaltions for this topic, if necessary. In doubt, you can always ask in English in the austrian forum (doesn't make too much difference, I suppose).
What's the adress of the slovak forum??

BS/2

[Anonymous]

for those who does´t speak German (as me , you can use the Babelfish translator at www.babelfish.altavista.com
(from German to English language), it works quite well...
I am going to start this debate also on Slovak gc. forum...

I can provide transaltions for this topic, if necessary. In doubt, you can always ask in English in the austrian forum (doesn't make too much difference, I suppose).
What's the adress of the slovak forum??

BS/2

[Anonymous]

What's the adress of the slovak forum??

http://www.geocaching.sk/forum.php