A complete list of weekly words from Forrest Fenn can be found here: Weekly Words from Forrest Weekly words for September 2nd, 2016 are as follows: *Don’t allow your journey to be at odds with reality. f Best of luck with The Thrill of the Chase and all that …
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 …
Dear Forrest Fenn, If you could only see one of these two things before you pass on what would it be, your special place where you secreted your treasure chest or the chest and it’s contents? I hope my question is not to bold. ~The Count The Count, Both …
Surprise Words from Forrest: Don’t force the poem to fit your spot. Thank you Mark. f Best of luck with The Thrill of the Chase and all that you seek! Treasure the Adventure! .
Mr. Fenn, you have been quoted as saying the treasure chest is hidden in “A very special place.” If a searcher should be fortunate enough to solve the poem, will he/she see the location as special place (by your definition) also, or will your reasoning be forever known only to …
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 …
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!
