Adelaide geocache puzzle solvers have seen it all, transposition ciphers, substitution ciphers, the metal cipher series, the alphabet cipher series, dinomes, trinomes, surely we're running out of ciphers. But what if I found a new way to simulate or synthesize a cipher? Would that work? Wouldn't that be so much fun?
XXXBW QMNTW QMNTW QMQN
XXXBW QMNTW QMNTW QMQN
XXCCQ MNBBN MNCG
XXCCQ MNBWN N
XXCCQ MNBBN MNCG
XXT5E WQMNB
You will discover two key words from the cipher text, which when entered into Certitude will reveal the cache co-ordinates.
You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.