Cryptos

[jack]

I'll PM you.

[kuang]

Sorted, but this is going to take a little while - back in 5 min

[jack]

I know, it definately takes a while. Thank goodness for the internet to make things a little easier.

[kuang]

Hmm.. that's intriguing. A few questions arise, but I'm going to do some digging first

[jack]

I assume it has to do with B*** C***. I just don't know how.

[kuang]

I think we may have a slight difference in wording, which means I've got it wrong I get the second word but not the first, so I may have made a find/replace error - can you PM me your result?

[jack]

Sure

[jack]

PM sent

[Jase]

what do those numbers represent?

[pkticker]

Which way did he go?

No, you just fell *out* of a tree

It's a map reading exercise, and you need to find out how to get from where you are to where you need to be. The answer is the route you need to take. Many maps won't show both the start and end points, so shop around.

Well I tell ya... I haven't talked to y'all in three weeks, and I get back on here, see number 28, and think "this'll be easy." WRONG! I understand your hint, Kuang, and have spent the past hour trying every possible thing... compass directions, all the streets around me, and I cannot figure out what the "route" is. The only website I found that had an easily navigable map that had BOTH the streets on it says I have to...

take Fernhill road, then slip road, the orange grove road, then stevens road, then whitley road, then malcolm road... I think Singapore's street grid is even more confusing than Atlanta, if that is possible.

Any hints as to where I'm going wrong here?

Thanks!

[kuang]

You've put your finger right on it there, but unfortunately it landed on a few other things too

The road you start on is very curvy, so if you follow it round you'll see that one road links it to the destination. It might be easier to start there and work backwards actually. You've already spotted the road

[kuang]

what do those numbers represent?

Each one ends up as a letter, but you have to fiddle with many of them first before you can convert them.

[Chris Mapa]

No, you just fell *out* of a tree

It's a map reading exercise, and you need to find out how to get from where you are to where you need to be. The answer is the route you need to take. Many maps won't show both the start and end points, so shop around.

Thanks for the hint, Kuang. Now onto 'Natural Numbers'.

[jack]

Has anybody had any luck getting to 30 yet. I have the note in the park translated, but I still have no clue where to go next. The obvious didn't work.

[pkticker]

Ah HA!

You've put your finger right on it there, but unfortunately it landed on a few other things too

The road you start on is very curvy, so if you follow it round you'll see that one road links it to the destination. It might be easier to start there and work backwards actually. You've already spotted the road

Oh thank you thank you for your encouragement... I guess I HADN'T tried all the possibilities yet.