Use of the word "nook"

[Old Pilot]

I'm trying to find out where and when the word "nook" was first used in a posting, writing, video, interview, etc. relating to the hunt for Forrest Fenn's treasure chest. Where can I find helpful info about
this, other than the tarryscant website?

[Fenndery]

I am more than likely wrong , however I thought the first time was from Jacket Offer ? i think we need to get Zapster or RT in on this

[Bach]

I am more than likely wrong , however I thought the first time was from Jacket Offer ? i think we need to get Zapster or RT in on this

Notice you didn't miss the opportunity to get your 'hilarious' jibe in. good one.

[Cary_Galloway]

First time I remember hearing about it was from the first Medium article.

[DanNun]

What about creek? Oh I meant the origin of it.

[Cowboyrocker]

First time I remember hearing about it was from the first Medium article.

Same here... as a "minor english" I am used to go for the dictionary when reading longer text... I clearly remember that I had to look up the word nook because I had never heard it before...

[Old Pilot]

What about creek? Oh I meant the origin of it.

"Creeky" is what someone's brain gets if not often used.

[ROLL TIDE]

I am more than likely wrong , however I thought the first time was from Jacket Offer ? i think we need to get Zapster or RT in on this

CHINOOK

[Not4but242Walk]

[Moody Chameleon]

Same here... as a "minor english" I am used to go for the dictionary when reading longer text... I clearly remember that I had to look up the word nook because I had never heard it before...

I'll third this, as hearing it first from Medium article. Old Pilot

[Old blue]

Wetherall literally means nook
the Only reason why the bracelet is even in ttotc ,is so he could use this word

[Macahol]

First time I remember hearing about it was from the first Medium article.

Me too. However, I think a lot of us expected it to be in a nook based on the poem so it didn't seem like much of a revelation.

[Billy the Dik]

I'm confused. Are we now thinking of "nook" in terms of a word that is key?
If I've been overlooking the nook-key for half a decade now
and it has been right under my nose this hole time ...
I don't even know what I'll say, especially considering Jack Stuff somehow beat me to it.

[RahRah]

Gotta love Fennspeak

A nook is a corner, cut out, angle, a V shape
V is the 22nd letter of the alphabet
V is 5 (five) in Roman numerals
V is for Victory
V is a peace sign using your first two fingers of your hand
V is for Vendetta

[Suzy]

Billy You might be going places of (possibly) no return.

Call it women's intuition if you want, but that kind of moon-key business might be best kept wrapped up under the tree.

Didn't you know? Those threes have ears too.