UPDATE 3/21: This Puzzle is now closed. Congrats to Tommy G. who won the drawing and received the FFGM! (SEE SOLUTION)
Join the Adventures of the Forrest Fenn Gold Medallion Treasure Hunts – Series Two! Puzzle #3 below!
The following Treasure Hunt is FULLY ARMCHAIR. You do NOT need to go to any physical location. You only need to submit a correct answer on the submission form (found below) to be entered into a random drawing for a limited edition Forrest Fenn Gold Medallion (gold finish).
This hunt ends 3/20/2020. Winner of FFGM will be announced on the MW Channels and DalNeitzel.com Puzzle #4 for Series Two of the Forrest Fenn Gold Medallion Treasure Hunts will be released on 4/3/2020.
Here is Puzzle #3 and the Featured Question with Forrest Fenn
As many of you know the Forrest Fenn Gold Medallions, and the Treasure Hunts using them as prizes, were inspired by the Little Girl in India Six Questions, and how Forrest answered he wished he had another Treasure to hide in the Appalachian Mountains.
Working on Puzzle #3, I wondered if Forrest had ever visited a location in the Appalachians. That would be a great ‘location’ for the puzzle.
So I asked him:
Dear Forrest, did you ever visit a location in the Appalachians, and if so, where?
To discover his answer you have to solve the puzzle……and then place his answer in the Submission Form to be entered in the drawing for the Forrest Fenn Gold Medallion of Puzzle #3, Series Two!
HINT: Click to learn more about How to Solve it: MW Codes, Ciphers, and Puzzle Series
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That was fun! Graduate of U.S. Navy S E.R.E. East Brunswick, December 1998. Love the Fenn treasure quest!
Mike K, GO NAVY! Congratulations on SERE School East Brunswick, AKA Redington Township, Maine, You understand “WORTH THE COLD” I was in the Amphib Navy in 1960’s, USS Kirwin, High-Speed transports, APD 90, and a few others on the left coast, UDT AKA Seal Team 21 was aboard and we delivered them and Marine Recons and Embassy Detail Marines throughout the Caribbean, the Mediterranean and West Pack, Santo Domingo Crisis we evacuated Americans from Embassy in the Dominican Republic, also 6-day war same job in Lebanon and there was in 1960’s action in Nam but I was lucky and came home just before Tet offensive 1968, see embassy Saigon report I worked with some of the Marines killed there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tet_Offensive_attack_on_US_Embassy
Love your puzzles Jenny! You’re a sweetheart!
Love these hunts. Sure keeps the mind sharp and moving