I am still quite the "neo-cacher" and am using a very vintage
GPS. Recently, I spied a cacher who was so quick & confident
with their flash unit that I could not even catch up with them
before they had found and opened the cache! That, and some other
quirkiness about the use of GPS I have observed over the years is
what has inspired me to create this, my very 1st puzzley-type
cache. Really, I just felt like being a pain... 
I have never made a puzzle before, so I'm sure you will be able
to see through it's thin Veneer quite easily; Cache is your key.
Step One: Decipher
PEYLV FOGZ RQT CSACYU TICN DLXVET HRF A UAVCIIOX NIPL MU NQA ENWCFW
VHG IIUT RHXJ TQ AEME!
Step Two: Great! you've deciphered the code? Now you need to
re-code it again. Yep, what a pain in the... Morse!
Step Three: If you've humoured me this far... Seek counselling!!
or finish it and find the cache. I've left a certificate & a
Cheeky Monkey for the FTF
**16/01/10 I have not made time to re-figure the puzzle;
Solve it & go to the original GZ and take 20 paces on a
magnetic heading of 60 degrees. I'm sure you'll find it if you hang
around and think about it a little bit
S EC BE.ACC
E FAB FI.DGA
A= "dits" in word 10
B= "dahs" in word 2
C= "dahs" in word 3
D= "dahs" in word 4
E= "dahs" in word 7
F= "dahs" in word 8
G= "dahs" in word 9
H= "dahs" in word 10
I= "dits & dahs" in word 10
J= "dahs" in word 11
