Mr. Fenn, you’ve undoubtedly met countless numbers of us searchers (via email), is there anyone who stands out in your mind, and if so, why? ~ Doug Many stick out in my mind Doug, but especially the fictitious little girl from India who Jenny invented.f The above …
Surprise words from Forrest: “It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.” ~Mark Twain Best of luck with The Thrill of the Chase and all that you seek! Treasure the Adventure!
Hello Forrest, If in 500 years all a person has is the poem, and no back story: they don’t know “in the rocky mountains north of santa fe” or that there are 9 clues etc. Could a person reasonably just use the words in the poem and find your treasure …
Recently returning from a six-month voyage across the islands of the South Pacific, Avichai is able to share incredible stories of the amazing sites and cultures he experienced. He came up just 2,642 miles short of circling the Earth twice – visiting 21 islands in 5 countries. At first, I was …
Mr. Fenn, Assuming standard day at both KSAF and the atmosphere immediately above (within 500’ AGL) the bronze chest, 110 IAS, no wind, and uncorrected for magnetic variation, what heading would I turn to after departure from KSAF, how long shall I fly on that heading, and what MSL altitude …
Surprise Words from Forrest: Lots of rain in New Mexico. Some mountain roads are washing downhill. Please be mud aware. f Best of luck with the Thrill of the Chase and all that you seek! Treasure the Adventure!
Tom King is Senior Archaeologist with TIGHAR (The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery), holds a PhD in Anthropology, and is the author of numerous books concerning Cultural Resource Management. With these credentials, and experience gained through many of his adventures, he has become passionate about preserving historical sites and …
Mr. Fenn, In your interview with New Mexico True Stories, you mentioned that you know that the treasure is wet. I checked out the date of that interview and it looks like you said that in a February, which could mean that you knew that it had snowed or rained …
Dear Forrest, The blogs a buzz with chatter, which is not new. I’ve been observing a lot of thoughts by “veteran” searchers who have been living and breathing your “Chase”, through at least a couple of years; comments indicating you may be frustrated, or annoyed, or that somebody is so …
Where Warm Waters Halt has been a hot topic since the 2010 release of Forrest Fenn’s treasure poem. Searchers continue to discuss the multiple interpretations and possible meanings to this poem line today. And rightly so, for many, it is the starting point of where to look for Forrest Fenn’s …
