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In addition to family history, I have a fascination for ciphers and codes. In 2006, I created a new cipher, which I called ‘Hamlet’. No one has ever attempted to solve it, so I currently do not know how difficult it is to solve.
The ciphertext is as follows:
KAa'b'Q{Pb.n'Gd.$Xd'Qb.B!DVn'RE;i.0d.$E+?UA;a'CVEHi'+?t'U£*?K£5B;Qd.$Xl'GEH!FVd.UH;+?DFPG;£E<z'%?UG;\j'Q%Xb.{x'b.^5B;QDOBq'Gk'i.^*?b.CPG;£%f.e.w'£EZb.$?b.c.e.u'£DHg.k'GCPC;BV$#Hi'VEHz'[x'b.1A;g.0t'1G;DVDg.e.EVm'i.Tv'£ULD;p'G10e.e'Qb.t']q'Gb.1D;h.0UD;<h.0c.U$w'£b.v'WE;GDOJBVKa.%]x'UA;z']x'b.CPc'Q%]a'b'Qb.e.Uv'£EHf.EV[PSv'£d.[Rc'QLA!g'Q[i.Ub.0DOB<?Va.e.%?t'UA#x't'
It is one continuous line of text and should be viewed as such for the purposes of deciphering.
If you are able to solve this cipher, I would love to hear from you.
You can email me at: claire@cornish-bloodlines.co.uk
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