One puzzle cache had us watch an entire movie to learn one clue that led us to ancient documents,from which we had to solve an encrypted message based upon counting lines and letters. It took us an hours and we still didn’t find the cache!
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I really enjoy wooden puzzles (basically fancy jigsaw puzzles). I have not done this,so maybe this could be a challenge for someone,but I thought a real fun activity would be to have 1 puzzle piece at each clue/cache location. Once you had the entire puzzle put together (say 15 pieces or so) you would have a clue to find the “final”cache. So basically a puzzle within a puzzle. I don’t have the time to do this,but thought I would post this and maybe someone would be able to run with the idea!