Another cache on the
Water of Leith, part of the Water of Leith cache series. A quick
and easy puzzle cache starting in what used to be Colinton Railway
Station.
All you have to do is decrypt the code beneath and it will lead
you to the cache location. The posted coordinates are for parking
and your start position.
Due to the cache size, only a small log book can fit in it, so
you will need to bring your own pen or pencil. The cache is a small
film canister camoflaged sufficiently to blend in with its
surroundings.
UILN XZI KZIP TL LM YVZIRMT LU 055° ZOLMT IZRODZB ORMV. TL RMGL
GSV GFMMVO. OLLP ZG GSV VZHG DZOO ZMW IVZW XOFV.
| A |
B |
C |
D |
E |
F |
G |
H |
I |
J |
K |
L |
M |
| Z |
Y |
X |
W |
V |
U |
T |
S |
R |
Q |
P |
O |
N |
Letter above equals letter bleow and vice versa.
Please do not post any hints on where the cache is or what the
decryped code is. Also, Please put the cache back EXACTLY
where you found it. It has been moved several times now, and due
to the place where the cache is hidded being very, lets say
'repetitive', even moving the cache half a metre can result in the
cache being very tricky to find. If you leave it as you found
it, it makes it much easier to find for the next cacher.
If you are having trouble the clue should tell you exactly where
it is. You will have to look quite hard, but if you think about it
very simply, the cache should be quite simple to locate...
Update March 2009: Colinton Station now has a sister cache (Craiglockhart
Station)!!
Update April 2010: Colinton Station now has another sister cache (Morningside
Road Station), now forming a series!!
Update May 2010: There is now another cache to add to the
series, so instead of having lots of 'Updates(!!)', I have now got
a list 
:
The caches in the series so far are...
1) GC1G8T1 - Colinton
Station
2) GC1P6GQ - Craiglockhart
Station
3) GC26VF7 - Morningside Road
Station
4) GC28PJ7 - Hailes Platform
Station