What are the locks, gears, hamsters, mailboxes, and the similarity of Scottish locomotive engineers in the 19th century?

More than you think!

This confusing letter box will definitely turn your wheels and grind your gear!

The creator of Geocache, Huggblehamster, has the talent to dream of confusing puzzles and unique cache containers.

“Some of me make the cache that I want to find and some of me just accidentally think of the puzzles all the time … Puzzle ideas continue to come to me! I like the puzzles and I like satisfaction when you finish it, so I am careful to give a subtle sign to direct people towards how to solve it … and always check with others that they are a) dissolved and b) fun ” – – – Huggblehamster

Most importantly, they like to make cache that uses local history. In areas that are so full of rich cultural history, there are always many materials for new cache!

Their latest creation, James Kennedy (GCB2W20), attracted inspiration from his name, a famous Scottish who designed a train engine and boat to make a puzzle that really made gear that would definitely encourage the Loco ” Loco ‘motive.

The first step of the puzzles is provided in the cache description in the form of “homophone engine.” A word entering the machine to be rotated, stirred, and converted into a new word. Based on the instructions provided, people can use a machine (and a little logic) to produce three unique words and put them in a solution examiner.

With coordinates solved in hand, you are on the right track! The last coordinates take you to a simple box in the corner of the community park. Built from recycled materials, this cache container is completely enlivening the pleasure with not just one but two puzzles in the creative field. After opening the box, Geocachers met a number of square teeth that were magnetically installed on the lid. One must align the gear properly to express the “key” to the log book.

People will think that, with the key in hand, unlocking the final stage will be simple, right? Not enough! Huggblehamster decided to shake everything with this last puzzle, but don’t let it blabber on your confidence, the notebook is close.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1uigkp2ss4

Finally, fatigue from mental exercise, you can sign a notebook and add James Kennedy’s stamp to your collection. Stamps describe the water factory as a nod of Kennedy interns and introduction to engineering.

Now the steam is full in front and to the next cache!

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