Article Written by Duncan Burden Freemasonry is certainly not a religion, but virtually all versions of Freemasonry do require a member to hold a belief in a supreme divine creator. Only under the Grand Orient Lodge of France is this not required, which is why it is not recognised as …
Article by John Davis Who must keep secrets? We’d all agree spies, diplomats, and government leaders would, of course. Then there are lovers, religious groups, and businessmen who must keep their dealings private. All of these share a need for codes and cyphers. Where and when did they begin to …
One of my favorite quotes is ‘There is a Treasure that awaits for each of us to find.’(Paul Coelho). This seems confirmed in the following story of Found Treasure! On October 1st, Nickolas Nelson shared the armchair treasure hunt, Soup to Nuts, on a few social media channels. Nickolas created …
If you’re new to The Secret please check out this link, it’s a beginner’s guide to get you caught up on the history and major developments of this legendary treasure hunt from 1982 through today: A Beginner’s Guide to The Secret Armchair Treasure Hunt. We learned about The Secret a …
What an awesome time we had with Don Adams (TxTH), while treasure hunting for The Outlaw Cache buried by H. Charles Beil yesterday. Don had found one of the other caches hidden by The Treasure Man (H.Charles Beil) around this time last year. That one was in New Mexico! (Read …
What is the ‘Three’s A Charm MW GiveAway’? Well it is the GiveAway of 3 awesome books on armchair treasure hunting- all together! Lots of treasures to find in these 3 books! And here is your chance to get all three at once…..that is charming for sure! Enter below for …
UPDATE! PUZZLE OVER AND WINNER ANNOUNCED! (Thank you to CopperDan for offering such a great opportunity to win such a tremendous prize and giving to a wonderful charity! All the monies collected were donated to St. Judes) Thank you all for participating and being part of such a great treasure …
Trove by Sandra Miller will capture your attention in more ways than one! Her style of writing weaves you in and out of the many adventures she has experienced throughout her life, and her honesty keeps you never knowing what she will say next! This sharing is something to truly …
In 1885 a pamphlet was published which released to the public for the first time a story about an incredible treasure being buried somewhere in Bedford County, Virginia. It was entitled The Beale Papers. The tale was introduced by J. B. Ward, and included copies of unsolved codes, letters …
What a pleasure it was to be able to chat with Robert Brewer; the creator of The Lost Skull armchair treasure hunt! As a talented artist, game designer, and writer, he combined all his skills into one amazing project: The Lost Skull! The prize is a spectacular skull crafted from …
