Typical English ! (?) Mystery Cache
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Bitte seid behutsam mit dem Cachebehälter! Es muss nichts abgeschraubt oder verstellt werden! Funktionstest: Oben (außen) die Hand drauf halten! Ihr werdet an der errechneten Stelle einen small Cache vorfinden, in den Coins, kleine TBs und Tauschgegenstände passen; parken könnt Ihr bequem in der Nähe!
An den angegebenen Koordinaten findet Ihr tatsächlich was typisch Englisches; den Cache findet ihr hier aber nicht; hierfür müsst Ihr ein wenig rechnen.
Queen Elisabeth slept last night at home in
Windsor (A) - - - - - - . She got out of bed, opened the curtain and noticed that it was again just another of these rainy, cloudy, misty and boring days in (B) - - - - - - - . She thought: “ If I might go outside, I should not forget my umbrella. My husband should wear on his head a (C) - - - - - -hat.”
After having a shower she went for breakfast with sandwiches, baked eggs, bean stew, porridge and two fine sausages. Two her breakfast tea she added (D) - - - - as usual. She looked at her to-do-list and duties and which visitors attended to come.
For lunchtime she had fish and chips with one of her ancles, grandson Prince William and his wife, Duchess (E)- - - - .
In the afternoon she had a visitor, one of her truly devoted musical
(F)- - - - - - - , (G) - - - (H) - - - - - John - or was it (G) Paul Mc (I) - - - - - - - or (G) (J) - - - - - Richard ? – I don’t know anymore. The (F) stayed for teatime, too. So they had tea for (K) - - - .
In the evening the (F) had to go and left a (L)- - - - - - in the wind for his rose of (B). So Queen Elisabeth just had dinner for (M) - - - .
After listening to her favorite song “God (N) - - - - the Queen” she went early to bed and had that night an exciting dream about herself and one of her sexiest (F). This fairytale will never go bad . . . !
Wer kennt nicht die Klischees und Vorurteile über seine (auch ausländischen) Nachbarn?
A = BWW - 1
B = BWW + 1
C = BWW - 25
D = BWW
E = (BWW - 7): 10
F = (BWW + 12) : 20
G = (BWW - 4) : 7
H = BWW
I = (BWW - 23)
J = BWW + 22
K = BWW
L = BWW : 13
M = (BWW+8): 6
N = (BWW-5):7
BWW = Buchstabenwortwert
Final-Koordinaten: Nord 49°[A-B][C-D].EFG / Ost 008°[H-I][J-K].LMN
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Do it right but drive left!
Viel Spaß wünscht Euch die BRANDXS-Family!
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Qvr Ortevssr nyyr nhs Ratyvfpu
P: jveq rvtragyvpu avpug mhz Xrtrya orahgmg; nhpu Cna Gnh mvrug fb rvara nhs;
R: avpug qre bssvmvryyr Ibeanzr (Noxüemhat ibz Ibeanzra)- fvr vfg dhvpxyroraqvt!
S: Zruemnuy qrf Jbegrf; qvr unora nyyr rvara Fpuynt no!
W: jvr qnf tyrvpuanzvtr Qhfputry!
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