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This is relatable to the reasons for the creation ofThe Thrill of the Chase. Forrest is often quoted saying he created the hunt to get children away from their electronics, families out exploring, and generally, to just get people to enjoy the country again. It would seem he does not like the ‘modern’ ways which have possibly caused the land to ‘wither’. So, is there a line in the poem which could direct the seeker to know if the ‘treasure is buried or not.’ I think there is a possibility, and it involves the ‘home of Brown’. The Nicole Brown Simpson Foundation was established in 1994 in her memory. Later renamed the Nicole Brown Charitable Foundation, it reportedly cut back on grantmaking in 1999, due to a drop in donations and questionable management practices.
Plus he has repeatedly stated that you can’t find HOB without first finding WWWH…why is that? I also believe that his words “home of Brown” aren’t as literal as we think due to him revealing “There are several people that have deciphered the first two clues. None of the quotes you showed contradict what I have stated. You don’t understand the context or intent of what Forrest said.
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However dig may work, though I doubt you have to dig as much as uncover. In the wood is very straightforward, it just means precisely on target – bullseye! But what I love about your thoughts is buttery.
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The third clue in Forrest Fenn’s poem, is probably the second most hotly debated clue, right after where warm waters halt. It is the only proper noun in the poem and has kept me up many a night trying to decipher who or what Brown could possibly mean. However, when I managed to find a home of Brown that fit in with my previous solutions...the long nights and hours of concentration and puzzlement were well worth it.
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But how can we use NYC as help to find a clue? All that sentence states is the area we need to be in, is below NYC. As well, an Apple can be Red, Green and even when rotted, turns blackish.
Then the next thought is “Put in below the home of Brown.” It seems it almost make those statements unrelated. I like the thought but I think if HOB is also the hide spot then the searcher is presented with a chicken-egg type paradox. In other words, how do you follow the direction “Put in below…” if you have to know before hand where the treasure has been placed.
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Depending on your definition of “Home”, it’s possible to have a very specific put in point, or a very generic and all encompassing one. Let me propose another thought that might dovetail somewhat with your point. Suppose that at WWWH you find yourself on a canyon rim with a steep cliff before you. In order to proceed, you need to be at the base of the cliff, but because you can’t directly go there it’s “not far , but too far to walk (because it’s vertical)”. Therefore, you must find the access point in order to “put in” to the canyon. The access point might appear intimidating but actually be fairly safe.
He says his tough upbringing makes him ready for the city’s top job. According to Rightmove, properties in Folkestone had an overall average house price of £300,184 over the last year. While the TV star was living in Surrey close to her death, the majority of her life was actually spent living in Folkestone. Though it's not confirmed when, June moved to the coastal town with her second husband Robert Arnold. A placewhere there are lots of brown bear? And i would think a place that your not gonna need paddles is a dry river bed .
Respect their space and don’t search there. You may find yourself digging through their crap. Concerning Forrest driving then walking to hide the treasure, did you read my “I think” and “could have” phrases? If you think using common sense is being “a little naive”, so be it.
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