The cache is not at the posted coordinates, but you can
go there if you like, there is a kind of cabin in a tree where kids
can play. The location of the cache is described in the following
message encoded using a monoalphabetic substitution cipher. No need
to try to guess the key I used.
DBSZJHLNMHLRBSK. SBQ AHPO H MBBI HL LAO EODJWCLRBS IOW WBN NKOE.
RL DBSLHRSK LAO EOFRSRLRBS BF H KNCOJAOJB. FRSE RL. LB ZOL LAO
MBDHLRBS BF LAO DHDAO, URSNK LOS LRUOK LAO SNUYOJ BF MOLLOJK BF
LARK KNCOJAOJB FJBU LAO EODRUHM URSNLOK BF LAO CBKLOE SBJLA
DBBJERSHLOK HSE URSNK FRPO LRUOK LAO SNUYOJ BF MOLLOJK BF LARK
KNCOJAOJB FJBU LAO EODRUHM URSNLOK BF LAO CBKLOE QOKL DBBJERSHLOK.
OSTBW!
I would like the finders to tell me by email what was the
"riddle" and its solution.
The container is the same as the one I used for Pipe
Hunting. This cache is winter-friendly. There is a NCC parking
on Conroy, very close to the intersection with Hunt Club.
A decimal minute is a thousandth of a minute (WGS84 datum).
Looking for "monoalphabetic substitution" with your favorite search
engine can help newbies to start. Non-local geocachers who have
deciphered the message and who have trouble with the next step can
contact me by e-mail, I'll help them.
Hint #1 encoded with the same key as the main message: RF LAO
IOW HCCOHJK LB YO H UOHSRSZMOKK TNUYMO, JOUOUYOJ LAHL HMCAHYOLRD
KNYKLRLNLRBS RK H KWUUOLJRD IOW DRCAOJ.
At the time of placement, the cache contained:
- a log book, pencil, eraser and sharpener
- a geocaching manifesto
- an egg cooker
- a spider
- a mouse
- a red thing that cuts
- a whistle
- a Furby
- a monster finger
Note: feel free to complain about my english by e-mail ;-)
Please do not include spoilers in your logs. Logs with
spoilers will be deleted immediately. If you believe there are any
problems with the cache setup, please advise me privately by e-mail
so that I may fix them if necessary.
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