The simple ones are often the best

[@tommaney1512]

I liked this one a lot. I added it to my playlist for later. Thanks again Geocaching=FUN

[@pictom1]

I've done a puzzle cache like this where you had to print the image from the puzzle page and cut it out. I seem to recall the cylinder needed to get the correct solution was a double A battery.

[@sanderforpresident]

@NotStoopid0228 Yeah called the Caesar Scroll or something

[@filipposexaras1030]

actually it was invetied at around 7th century BC, by the Spartians. In greek(cause i am a greek, we call it i kriptia skitali i lakedemoniki.) wich means the secret baton(if i am right)og Lakedaimonian peaple. And it was used to transfer messenges between the receiver and the king, while being in a war. Thanks lol:P answer me if u have a quation!

[@j0pyke]

that is a brilliant cache idea!

[@cometomyfrontdoor]

what was that hole ? looked kinda like a well ?

[@TheBubba1205]

Man i miss sven :(

[@DJFPhantomPhan]

Nice. I hadn't thought of using a scytale cipher for geocaching.

[@jimmyleg5]

My unit fought off an entire Roman Legion at the battle of Monte Casino. We pressed their captured ballistas into service, and shot down a good many Luftwaffe Stukas with them.

[@bsbhomebrew]

Really nice!

[@VTCarter]

French resistance used it often

[@databaseexpert]

what is that strange hole in the ground? Very deep with solid bottom? I wouldn't want to step into that.

[@SignedSign]

cool idea, just a shame the numbers are half faded off already meaning it will be unreadable in a while, should of used a better marker or coated it somehow to make the numbers not rub off by people twisting it back and forth

[@corkkyle]

Cool. That was a fun one.

[@basenut23]

great find keep making videos

[@chaster1145]

R.I.P Sven

[@christhenix]

Simple but, well implemented!

[@TimmiTification]

Thats brilliant.

[@SuperSmily110]

Thats LEGIT!!!

[@EconLight]

R.I.P

[@lwkleijn]

sneaky ninja cache

[@dylanamite]

Ah, cheating a bit there :P I have done both of those caches... The answer to the Multi was not at the well, as it said it was at the base of a fence post XD But, the final of the multi is just a typical boring old cache, so I can see why you chose to record the well instead :D

[@MausPonticus]

It's called a scytale, and the ancient greeks used it.

[@chaster1145]

grudges house? 1:12

[@Gr1zzleb1xx]

seen a few like this. Not an original idea anymore.

[@WhiteCloudsBlueSkies]

cool! :)

[@Kajo123456]

not sure if Romans or even older... but it's called "scytale" and is getting old in GC world :)

[@cobalt1747]

Don't fall in xD

[@CarriesNo1fan]

No, he's not.

[@NotStoopid0228]

That's a code that was used in WW2 or something...I think the Romans invented it...

[@ThatOneWeirdGal]

wtf are you talking about?

[@ECTBWHO]

: )

[@XxEpIcDoLpHiNxX]

R.I.P Steve so sad that you had to take your own life.

[@VTCarter]

French resistance used it often