The Scary Blue Question Mark - Puzzle Caches are like
vacuum cleaners, they both ........
To fullfil our homework assignment of putting out a Puzzle Cache
after completing Scary Blue Question Mark - GC1YGJP, I began to
think of this one on my drive home. After sleeping on it, this is
what I came up with.
Keep all of the principles which we learned in the class in mind
when solving puzzles. Some of these include:
- The Cache Title, as well as the name of the CO may hold a clue
to the puzzle type or important information as to what needs to be
done to solve the puzzle
- Keep in mind the known components of the corrdinantes, like
North and West (they may or may not be included in the puzzle
solution)
- Do not always assume that the coords will contain the Degrees,
and/or the Minutes
- Check the cache page for hints, messages or clues hidden behind
pictures.
- There may be clues or answers hidden in plain view but unseen
to the naked eye, unless you know the tricks we learned in
class
- The cache hint sometimes be helpful, sometimes not.
- Making a Spreadsheet or Table helps keep all the puzzle
information in order.
- Add additional rows or columns to your worksheet and add your
own informational needs which might helps you in your
solution
- If you need to you can always email the CO for some directional
assistance. Generally they will be more than happy to help or guide
you to the Green Light of Success.
So are your ready to get started. Here are your
coordinantes:
North Coordinates are:
BOTPYVDITPYHKUTAIIDTFQNFNEFOIZPYHKUT
West Coordinates are:
PIQQPDCSPUANDLOHASCSPUDZKHMHAXFBOBOJSII
Here is a handy tool to use:
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Now put into practice what you learned at the Scary Blue
Question Mark and solve this puzzle.
Hint: "I come to bury Ceasar, not to praise
him".
This cache is certified Central
Jersey!
