The Ultimate Quest, an armchair treasure hunt published in 2001, initiated a search for the Holy Grail. Even though the official hunt was suspended in June 2011, the puzzle remains unsolved today. The complete solution was not released to the public at the time of closing; and so, the challenge …
In The Thrill of the Chase written by Forrest Fenn is the following sentence; “So I wrote a poem containing nine clues that if followed precisely, will lead to the end of my rainbow and the treasure.” This treasure is known to be hidden somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, North …
Wreaths are seen in numerous places, not only during the holiday season, but all throughout the year. They can be noticed to adorn entryways, graves, arches, and other such places of passing. Their placement and materials used to create their circlet design, hold much meaning, and often symbolize victory, eternity, …
CustardQuest Treasure Hunts are said to be as easy as ‘Read, Unravel, Retrieve, and Redeem’. One of the past winners found this to be just the case! Wondering what to do one evening, Travis P. decided to read one of CustardQuest’s Treasure hunt stories. Living near where CustardQuest had secreted …
The tale of Dutch Schultz’s lost treasure takes one into the heart of the Catskills and into the small community of Phoenicia. The mountainous region, only a couple hours from New York City, is now a popular place for tourists to enjoy lots of outdoor activities. Camping, hiking, tubing, and …
I am not sure of how many years I worked on The Unicornis Manuscripts, but we finally solved and discovered the location of the Great Stone! This stone marked the spot of the buried silver bound Spiral Horn by displaying a spiral blaze on it! The poem which led us (my …
Henning Wolter is part of an amazing and very talented musical Jazz group named The Henning Wolter Trio. His gifts do not end there, though! His following six answers reveal how creative, entertaining, pleasant, full of energy, and charming he is too. His replies also share a bit about his …
On May 3rd, 2011, a guest article was posted on Andrew Gough’s Arcadia website which revealed the hidden Key of the Maranatha puzzle. Written by Duncan Burden it demonstrated how a Star could be found in the two paintings which are believed specified in the peculiar message deciphered from the …
Guest Post written by Mark Clement Mark Clement offers fascinating perspectives on an array of topics he has personally explored and studied. His questioning nature and research into the unknown is one to greatly admire and learn from. Since his background is different than my own, I feel Mark provides …
One of the first things noticed on page 44 of the Fandango puzzle book is the road sign. From the top to the bottom of the page are wooden arrows showing town names with the number of miles away. They are made up of a variety of colors and directions. With the …
