Hi Forrest, Many photos of you in your office show your bookshelves in the background. Out of the thousands of books that could have been chosen, how did a book get a place on the shelf? Thanks so much ~ jenny Hi back to you. I’m comfortable with books …
Many of us, who are involved in The Thrill of the Chase, have had the opportunity to meet and chat with Forrest Fenn. The Chase began in 2010, and over the years, Forrest has participated in book signings, visited Fennborees, and met with numerous searchers. He not only hid a …
Hi all. I wanted to take time to share a brief note. Forrest has been told to back away from his computer for medical reasons. That means he will not be responding to very many emails in the future. As many of you know, I received a list of ‘Weekly …
As shared in a previous post (Chatting with Forrest: Medicine Rock), my family and I had the most amazing, unforgettable opportunity to meet and spend time with Forrest Fenn. Not only did we get to chat with him at his beautiful home amongst his incredible collections, but we were surprisingly …
Before Forrest Fenn published The Thrill of the Chase, which includes a poem consisting of nine clues to lead a searcher to his hidden treasure chest of gold, he published 7 other books. One of which is entitled, Historic American Indian Dolls (and the children who played with them). Although …
Dear Forrest, You had mentioned that melding iron and bronze is difficult to do. Would you explain a bit of the process on how it can be done and what makes them hard to marry? Thanks so much, Jenny Jenny, I like your use of the word melding instead …
Forrest Fenn is known to invite seekers of his Thrill of the Chase Treasure into his home. My family and I were so blessed and fortunate to be one of these lucky people. After meeting two of his best treasures, his wife Peggy, and daughter Kelly, Forrest led us into …
The last paragraph in the preface of Forrest Fenn’s book, The Secrets of San Lazaro Pueblo, shares one of his key purposes for writing it; “We have decided to say what we wish in a conversational tone as we look at the objects from San Lazaro and consider the mysteries …
