ciphersolver
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I agree that puzzle caches will usually not get as many visitors as a normal cache would in the same location. Unless of course the cache reportedly has great prizes or lots of money to find! I find the harder the puzzle, the greater the reward (both personally and monetarily). Supposedly, the Eye of Horus puzzle cache (waypoint GCQTGQ) actually has money in it for the first several finders. Money is a great incentive to find a cache...even to those who don't usually work on puzzle caches.
So if you make a puzzle cache, consider making the cacher's effort worth their while.
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Check out this new cache (http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=0178968a-257b-49fe-bfdc-b0f2cd537004)
It's called SPECTRUM by stepol (waypoint GCTWR5). Great concept, good design, and very devious! I don't even know where to begin...
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I suppose since I asked the question, I should post a few of my favorites:
Abstract Chemistry (GCPTJV)
Choreographed Chaos (GCNME9)
Cinco de Saxo (GCNF4A)
Liberty or Death (GCKP48) -- As a fan of codes and ciphers, this is the best (from many standpoints) I have come across!!
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My interest in puzzles is what got me into Geocaching, and my favorite geocaches are Puzzle Caches. Can you tell me about your favorite puzzle cache?
The Best Puzzle Caches
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There is a cache in Richmond Virginia called The Eye of Horus (waypoint GCQTGQ). A friend told me this puzzle cache supposedly has money in it for the first several finders! And it hasn't been found yet! Sounds like quite an adventure to me.