and the long awaited second treasure hunt begins...

I have an idea, but nothing concrete. I'll post if it yields any results once i finish the work im doing right now. I'd post my idea what this is, but i might be completely wrong, so no point in posting dribble.

I figured it out, let me get all the locations........(at least I think this is it)

90033 LA
90001 Firestone Park
98301 Everett, WA
95131 San Jose
90510 Torrance
90010 LA
92701 Santa Ana

? (Mystery Spot)

97110 Cannon Beach OR
90510 Torrance CA
95152 San Jose
91239 Seattle WA
95493 Witter Springs CA
98316 Seattle WA
91106 Pasadena CA

Oh come on; I hate numbers =P. Anyway, I tried a whole bunch of things like assigning letters of the alphabet to each number, and I can't come up with anything. Congratulations to whoever can make something of this.... haha

This is the closest thing I could come up with that couple possibly translate numbers to letters but there's a flaw if you try doing the last 3 numbers in the line (117). I tried have it go (a=1, b=2, etc), but it's way off as far as i could tell but this is the closest thing i can get. any other ideas?


1072010001501315103810003300?6011613839459321251501500117

a=0 b=1 c=2 d=3 e=4 f=5 g=6 h=7 i=8 j=9
k=0 l=1 m=2 n=3 o=4 p=5 q=6 r=7 s=8 t=9
u=0 v=1 w=2 x=3 y=4 z=5

haha yeah, I tried using the 0's as spaces, or blanks; and i couldn't get anything out of it. I'm sure if enough people sit down and try different things, something will spark. There's so many different cipher type things that this could fall into, I don't even want to start.

just going to throw this out there....if you take the numbers by sets of for, we have 7 sets before the ? and then 7 sets after the ? with only one repeat being 0150 in space 3 of the first group and space 6 of the second group

the observer wrote:
just going to throw this out there....if you take the numbers by sets of for, we have 7 sets before the ? and then 7 sets after the ? with only one repeat being 0150 in space 3 of the first group and space 6 of the second group

ok! i think i have an idea....now where do i get my next clue so i can figure this out!!!???

Well there's 18 winners and there's 18 songs on PPD. Tried a couple things mentioned here but no progress. I just keep making my computer speak the numbers over and over - it sounds like it really matches up with long days and vague clues when played at the same time haha.

Ars Sycro wrote:

Beelkeel wrote:
Well there's 18 clues and there's 18 songs on PPD. Tried a couple things mentioned here but no progress. I just keep making my computer speak the numbers over and over - it sounds like it really matches up with long days and vague clues when played at the same time haha.

There are 18 clues?