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This may not be the correct site for this but I would Love help.
I am into Geocaching ( a type of treasure hunt) I am on holiday in North Cornwall and there is a clue that I just cannot crack.

The treasure will be found at.

"just crack the code"

379 12695 111714 25 13736 12712 252515 431 6468 15 369 14131 460838 603 514 4467 18 171 564 545 4312 5 11214 384 116158 499 15014 13745 135


That is the end of the clue,Any Bletchley veterans out there?

No, but it reminds me of 'Mercury Rising'- about an autistic savant. Perhaps you'll have an epiphany while staring at it.
We used the Navajo language in WWII. How thrillingly strange is that?
http://www.navajocodetalkers.org/

Good site Aristo and nice to see that somebody is looking.I have a feeling that this will not be cracked by us mere crossword solvers.

Hi tonyw...I tried copying and pasting it into "google"...

Brought me right back to your post lol...as if it would be that easy!

Good try pasty;do you think I hadn't tried.The clue has been written by a local nutty professor

It doesn't seem to be simple numeric/alphabetic equivalence, because you usually start with articles and pronouns for that, and that doesn't seem to work, since it would seem that 5 would be A (or, less likely, I), which doesn't work for what would appear to be pronouns. You'd immediately think of THE for the first word, but that doesn't work either.

Cheers 'aary I tried those too.I wonder if it a transposing code.THE would seem the obvius first word but could also be a red herring.

And of course (duh) the third unit begins with 111. Are there any words with a triple run in Navajo?

Is there any connection between the numbers and the corresponding letters on a mobile phone?

Good one, peterm. Like the texting feature that chooses the "right" word, and so often gives you the wrong one.