Six Questions with Jack Hood: Renowned Designer, Film Maker, Artist, Teacher, and Author

GUEST POST by John Davis I had the utterly remarkable chance to ask Mr. Jack Hood, world renowned designer, film maker, model artist, sculptor, painter teacher and author, to take a couple minutes to answer questions which might inspire others. His tantalizing background would take a book to do justice, …

Puzzles and Riddles: Measure Me This Says Niccolo Fontana

Since the thirteenth century, measuring puzzles have been challenging minds and offering a fun form of riddles. Niccolo Fontana (1500-1559) is credited with popularizing the puzzles. Fontana was an Italian mathematician and published one of the first dilemmas- which actually is know to be from the 1200’s. The puzzles involve …

Six Questions with Forrest Fenn and The Thrill of the Chase Treasure Hunt

Forrest Fenn has awakened the adventurer inside thousands of people across the world by offering a dare to find his million dollar treasure chest hidden somewhere in the Rockies. The decision to take Forrest up on his dare is each person’s choice and theirs alone. It’s known the discovery of …

The Whistle Pig Treasure Hunt and the Arena of Life Solution (Teddy Roosevelt/Mellon Arena)

February 2nd is a celebrated day for the Groundhog. Each year people gather for the custom of watching a Groundhog emerge from his burrow in order to predict either an early Spring or 6 more weeks of winter. The largest celebration for this, in the United States, is Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. …

The Lost Treasure of the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation)

Guest Post by Beatrice Mercedes The Lost Treasure of the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) The BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) is famous around the world, as being a provider of news and entertainment on Radio and Television. It has part in creating lost treasures for you to find. The BBC was established …