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Worldly Oranges Rarely Deal Seriously Mystery Cache

This cache has been archived.

Wizard of Ooze: As the cache owner has not indicated that they have visited the cache location to replace it if missing, perform needed maintenance, or verify that it is still there within the requested time period, I am regretfully archiving the cache to clear it from the active cache database and open the area to new caching opportunities.

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Hidden : 3/28/2005
Difficulty:
5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:


The cache is not at the above co-ordinates.

Each of the following phrases must first be decoded. The answer to each phrase
is a single word. This word is formed by taking one letter from each word in
the phrase. Where these letters are placed within each word follows a pattern.

EXAMPLE - "Actual shows never let osmosis result."

The answer to this phrase is "cheese". The pattern is that you pick the second
letter of each word. This is a Logical pattern. Logical patterns can
also involve the placement of consonants, vowels, or certain letters,
such as the first letter after the second vowel, etc.

EXAMPLE - "Cool thaws the era that's real."

The answer to this phrase is also "cheese". The pattern is {1,2,3,4,5,6}, that is,
the first letter of the first word, the second letter of the second word, etc.
This is a Numeric pattern. Notice that if there are not enough letters
in the word, the count wraps around to the beginning of the word (as in 'era' or 'real').
 

==Helpful Bits==
- The phrases are never scrambled, so the letter you extract from the first word in the phrase will be the first letter in the answer and so on.
- No pattern is used more than once.
- Ignore all punctuation, it's only there to slightly increase the level of coherency.
- Assume all ‘Y’s are consonants.
- As only one letter is taken from each word in the puzzle, every answer will have an amount of letters equal
to the amount of words in the corresponding puzzle.
=================================================================

1)   "Under many bars, rats attack."
2)   "Simultaneously, big, gaseous lights leap."
3)   "Barbaric salads publish gaffer ethics today."
4)   "Aether Saffron baffles chairs, aggravates toys."
5)   "Canned arsenic allows skyscrapers slippery assets: octopi"
6)   "Hearsay runs orbital harps around retail corn rarely."
7)   "Extravagant lollipops add rowdy cacti addict. Circa: both."
8)   "Anachronistic shell cows rarely often stop pectin sludge."
9)   "Multitudes always let beans' affluence singe across beryllium annotation Saturdays."
10) "Resting soccer assists Byng's batteries. Absinthe pills help pheasants' bets stem."
11) "Normally, most animals base names. Shackle balls, stake battles, bunny derbycar fuels."
12) "Cars honkily annex alfalfa allowing searing digressing. Orwell statefully states oil bombers' news."

=================================================================

Once you have deciphered all of the phrases, they must be changed into tangible co-ordinates.
To do so, follow these steps:

1. Replace each letter in the word with a number from 1 to 26 (A = 1, B = 2, etc.)
2. Contract these numbers into a single number.
    Example: CHEESE (3-8-5-5-19-5) becomes 3855195 (or 7 digits in length)
3. To generate the North co-ordinates, add together the numeric answers of all the odd-numbered puzzles and subtract 14151364906285940666
4.
To generate the West co-ordinates, add together the numeric answers of all the even-numbered puzzles and subtract 31534006967117300795
5.
The numbers that you generate will be in the form _ _  _ _._ _ _  for north or  _ _ _  _ _._ _ _ for west.


Cache is a 520 mL camouflaged Lock & Lock, with an set of unregistered Travel Bug tags for the first to find.

Contact us if you want to confirm your answers (either numeric or as words).


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Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Fglyr bs Chmmyr - # bs Qvtvgf 1 Ybtvpny - Rvtug 2 Ahzrevp - Frira 3 Ahzrevp - Rvtug 4 Ybtvpny - Frira 5 Ahzrevp - Gjryir 6 Ybtvpny - Guvegrra 7 Ahzrevp - Ryrira 8 Ahzrevp - Guvegrra 9 Ahzrevp - Sbhegrra 10 Ybtvpny - Friragrra 11 Ahzrevp - Gjragl 12 Ybtvpny - Gjragl Pnpur Ybpngvba - Onfr bs gerr

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
-------------------------
N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)