If you look up the word muzzle in the dictionary, there are 6 different meanings to the word, but none that describe the title of this cache. Sniglet is a neologism, popularized by comedian/actor Rich Hall during his tenure on the 1980s HBO comedy series Not Necessarily the News (wikipedia).
Therefore, I have created my new definition of muzzle to be a multi-puzzle or is that multiple puzzles or a puzzling multi?. Yep,we have all encountered them before, but this one just defines it as such.
Puzzle Begins Now
Firstly, assume N39 and W084
Secondly, begin by going to the "Related Web page" link above
Thirdly,
(5,3)
(1,6)
(5,6) - 1
(9,8)
(3,8)
(3,8)
(5,1)
(7,3) - 1
(2,3)
(4,1)
Figure this out to bring you to a nice place to park
and you can use the checker to make sure of your answer
before leaving the house.
Once you are at the parking spot, look for a set of numbers.
From top to bottom, the first number = A, the second =B, the third = C, the fourth = D, etc.
Ignore any letters in this sequence.
Plug your numbers in to this formula for the next stage:
AA.ABF
(F-1)B.(C-1)(C-B)D
This cache has no pen or pencil
so please remember to bring your own. Please no hints in the logs.
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