Weekly Words from Forrest Fenn
Weekly Words for January 29th, 2016 are as follows:
(PLEASE NOTE: these words were given to me previously (before Christmas) and so no connections should be made with time/dates of postings)
*It will be there for as long as time has to come, or until you find it
Best of luck with the Thrill of the Chase and all that you seek!
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Thank you for this week’s Weekly Words, Jenny and Mr. Fenn. Your words are already making me think, Mr. Fenn.
Jenny, can you please explain what you mean when you say he gave you the list of weekly words already, are you deciding from a huge list what gets released every week or was some sort of order established or just what? How many more weeks worth of releases are there? Confused!
This comment is similar to Forrest’s statement that it may be found tomorrow or in a hundred years…or even a thousand years. He is confident that it will still be there somehow. It must be near the top of a mountain such that as the mountain erodes it will always be on top…and not buried. Very interesting.
I was looking for a picture of mountains to post here. I was originally just going to post picture #8…but the whole page is great so I’ll just share the whole page.
http://blog.maptia.com/posts/photo-essay-dawn-to-dusk
Not elementary, my dear Watson. Not elementary.
Thanks again, Jenny and Forrest.
Thank you for posting the pictures, JC1117. As you, I’m partial to #8…very calm, peaceful, almost dreamlike.
Glad you liked it, Pdenver. I like a lot of things I read here…and on other blogs. It’s nice to hang out with like-minded people.
Nice blog pic, I ussualy stay away from those blog i hate ad . They are such nuisance Thx enjoyd
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Indulgence is in a place that has lasted the same over time and will still be the same as time passes.
“The clues did not exist when I was a kid,but MOST of the place,s did.” 😉
How can I e-mail you direct without everybody seeing a clue that I think everybody has missed? I think it is a game changer.
Thanks Jenny and Forrest for posting. Why not just “*It will be there for as long as time _ _ _, or until you find it”. Why include “has to come”?
No more words? The list is exhausted?
It will be there for ages …
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Til the end of timE
With these words, it makes one truly wonder where this special place is.