Our first of many to come Six Questions with Searchers on TTOTC: Six Questions with Illinoisghost on The Thrill of the Chase Treasure Hunt. We each are creating our own stories and adventures by taking Forrest Fenn up on his dare to find his lost treasure chest. Who will find …
Forrest, you’re different. Are you willing to admit it or do I have to point out a few things? Mary Mary Well Mz Contrary, I don’t think I’m much different than most other people, but I wish I were. Who wants to be like everyone else? I watch men …
Hi all, Over the past years of being involved in The Thrill of the Chase treasure hunt, I’ve enjoyed hearing the many beautiful and adventurous stories told by different searchers. I wanted to create a new page to be able to share these with everyone. They really are such a …
Guest Post by Duncan Burden The Ring of Gyges – The Lord of Rings The pun in the title is intended, as the legend of the Ring of Gyges surely must be the Lord of all Rings, as not only is it one of the earliest ring of power stories, …
Dear Forrest, You often say imagination is more important than knowlege. Using your imagination, what do you think your hidden ‘Treasure Chest’ would be saying, if it could talk? Do you think it likes where it is at? Is it enjoying the weather? Does it feel lonely? Is it anxious …
The old board game of WHO? by Parker Brothers is lots of fun to play. It is a mystery game of hidden identity which was first published in 1951, but can be found every now and then at estate sales or on auction sites like Ebay. To play the game, …
The Oracle Armchair Treasure Hunt is enjoyed for not only its exciting adventure story of two boys traveling through space and time, but also for the fact that it offers readers an incredible opportunity to hunt for lost treasure worth over $6000 dollars! Pete Wilder did an excellent job of …
The mystery of the Beale Treasure originates from a small pamphlet published in 1885. It includes the story of buried treasure left undiscovered, and encourages you to find it. The pamphlet describes how a man named Thomas J. Beale had discovered gold out west, with a group of fellow adventurers, …
The breaking of the cipher of Mary, Queen of Scots, had grave circumstances and stands testament today for the need of nonpareil security. Passing messages, from one party to another, consisting of information of highly delicate and valuable nature, is something not always avoidable. For this reason, the making and …
Guest Post by Duncan Burden What is Freemasonry? and 10 Common Myths on What Freemasonry isn’t 1)Freemasonry is a Universal System A common assumption is that Freemasonry is so universal that every mason around the world practises the same Masonic structure and rituals, with possibly only native languages representing any …
