The AP Geocaching Exam Mystery Cache
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The cache is NOT at the posted
coordinates!
The inefficacious palaver-
This is a spot I have become very familiar with over the last two
years, as it is where students from my high school take their AP
exams. One exam in particular may interest you: the AP Geocaching
Exam.
It's quite simple, really. One two-part puzzle to solve, one cache
to find. There are no time limits. If you solve the puzzle and find
the cache, you place out of Geocaching 101 and 102. The puzzle is
NOT on a college level, nor does it require college level thinking
(fortunately). The difficulty is what it is because it will take
some time to get the actual coordinates once you figure out what to
do.
***NOTE- The misspelling in the puzzle, cavoir, was truly
accidental. That being said, DO
NOT correct the spelling when solving the puzzle or you will
get a very strange answer.***
The puzzle, part 1-
Freddy Jay Gomez once ate PB mold
cannibals that tasted better than blue pork and cavoir on
ice
The puzzle, part 2-
Bangkok lazily lies in heavily humid
Thailand where sunny days squash sundae meals in the egged G
Park
Check Your Coordinates Here!
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
[Puzzle]-
(1)-fcnpr zrnaf cyhf
(2) lbh jvyy trg gur jubyr pbbeqvangrf bhg bs gur chmmyr (abg vapyhqvat gur fcnprf, qrpvzny cbvagf, qrterr flzobyf naq A/J'f) abg whfg gur ynfg 3 qvtvgf bs gur abegu naq jrfg.
(3)chmmyr cnegf 1 naq 2 ner obgu 7 qvtvg nafjref (guhf lbh fubhyq trg na nafjre orgjrra 1,000,000 naq 10,000,000 sbe rnpu cneg)
[Cache]-zhygvgehax