What3words is a global grid of 57 trillion 3mx3m squares. Each square has a 3 word address that can be communicated quickly, easily and with no ambiguity. Using words means non-technical people can accurately find any location and communicate it more quickly, more easily and with less ambiguity than any other system like street addresses, postcodes, latitude & longitude or mobile short-links. More information can be found at what3words.com To find the cache you'll simply need to use the info and decipher the codes below. Use the words in order in this form - word.word.word
The website map.what3words.com will be useful, or use the what3words app.
The first method of commercial texting is referred to as “multi-tap.” it was very popular on the Nokia pictured above. Each number on the phone is connected to three or four letters. For example, the “3″ key displays “D,” “E” and “F.” Tapping the 3 twice would give you "E". Decode the message below to find the cache location.
88 7777 33 8 44 33 7777 33 8 44 777 33 33 9 666 777 3 7777 222 777 88 7777 8 7777 2 88 66 8 7777 888 33 2 555