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This is Part 2 of my solve.
Link to Part 1 : https://www.hintofriches.com/forum/t...y-this-one-out
Here's a map of some important verification lines taken from hints, click on it to enlarge...
In this post I'm only going to talk about the purple lines,
and the Big Horn Medicine Wheel as it relates to Taurus (the constellation), and the solve.
Lines (purple).
Line #1.
Huckleberry Fire Lookout (State Historic Preservation) -to- Wildcat Peak.
This comes from the hint of one of the items in the chest, the Tairona and Sinu necklace with 39 animal fetishes.
Forrest tells that it has 2 special items:
- "a frog with bulbous eyes and legs cocked as if ready to spring",
This is hinting to a ranger with binoculars and ready to spring into action. That hints to the Fire Lookout.
https://wyoshpo.wyo.gov/index.php/pr...n-fire-lookout
- "a jaguar claw",
This hints to Wildcat Peak. This is the big cat, as there's also a Wildcat Ridge just below it as the small cat. That's in line #3.
This line goes through Brown Meadows, where Brown's Grave is (HOB).
There's another line next to this one...
Line #2.
Huckleberry Fire Lookout -to- Thumb -to- Thumb Print -to- Glover Peak.
Glover Peak is in Wyoming, you can find it on GE with a search.
The "Thumb Print" is a visual hint (I have about 10 of these) that's located just north (and slightly east) of Big Sheep Mountain, Wyoming.
A line from Huckleberry Lookout to Glover Peak goes through or over the middle points of interest.
Here's the Thumb on the map
This line (#2) goes right through the hand holding the thumb up.
This is hinted at in two places in TTOTC.
One is the story where Forrest held up his thumb and covered up Philadelphia.
And Philadelphia is the home of the first US mint. (Treasure.)
I've already shown solves involving the $100 bill and nickel, dime, and quarter coins in Part 1.
The second one is the story Forrest tells about pies at the end of "My Spanish Toy Factory."
He says that if he could find the lady's grave, he'd
"push a nickel under he grave marker and just leave it there."
Note that this thumb is right under Brown's Grave (verified on the topo map that I showed in Part 1).
And also that my treasure location is "under" this high ground.
Line #3.
Cow Island, through Bailey Creek, to Wildcat Ridge (the small cat, as I said earlier).
This is hinted at in the story "Bessie and Me", in TTOTC.
Forrest tells of squirting the neighborhood cats with milk while milking Bessie.
And they "walk away licking themselves and feeling blessed."
This line goes through Bailey Creek twice, forming the "smile" that was hinted at several times.
The treasure location is off the end of this smile, as in "will lead to the end of my rainbow and the treasure." (Rain bow, the smile.)
Line #4.
This line runs from Owl Peak (wise), over both Wildcat Ridge and Wildcat Peak, though Cody, and then up to the Big Horn Medicine Wheel (wise men).
So it verifies the Medicine Wheel, used also to lead back to the treasure location at the Lot (underlines the smile), as well as Wildcat Ridge and Peak.
Next up will be Taurus.
Link to Part 1 : https://www.hintofriches.com/forum/t...y-this-one-out
Here's a map of some important verification lines taken from hints, click on it to enlarge...
In this post I'm only going to talk about the purple lines,
and the Big Horn Medicine Wheel as it relates to Taurus (the constellation), and the solve.
Lines (purple).
Line #1.
Huckleberry Fire Lookout (State Historic Preservation) -to- Wildcat Peak.
This comes from the hint of one of the items in the chest, the Tairona and Sinu necklace with 39 animal fetishes.
Forrest tells that it has 2 special items:
- "a frog with bulbous eyes and legs cocked as if ready to spring",
This is hinting to a ranger with binoculars and ready to spring into action. That hints to the Fire Lookout.
https://wyoshpo.wyo.gov/index.php/pr...n-fire-lookout
- "a jaguar claw",
This hints to Wildcat Peak. This is the big cat, as there's also a Wildcat Ridge just below it as the small cat. That's in line #3.
This line goes through Brown Meadows, where Brown's Grave is (HOB).
There's another line next to this one...
Line #2.
Huckleberry Fire Lookout -to- Thumb -to- Thumb Print -to- Glover Peak.
Glover Peak is in Wyoming, you can find it on GE with a search.
The "Thumb Print" is a visual hint (I have about 10 of these) that's located just north (and slightly east) of Big Sheep Mountain, Wyoming.
A line from Huckleberry Lookout to Glover Peak goes through or over the middle points of interest.
Here's the Thumb on the map
This line (#2) goes right through the hand holding the thumb up.
This is hinted at in two places in TTOTC.
One is the story where Forrest held up his thumb and covered up Philadelphia.
And Philadelphia is the home of the first US mint. (Treasure.)
I've already shown solves involving the $100 bill and nickel, dime, and quarter coins in Part 1.
The second one is the story Forrest tells about pies at the end of "My Spanish Toy Factory."
He says that if he could find the lady's grave, he'd
"push a nickel under he grave marker and just leave it there."
Note that this thumb is right under Brown's Grave (verified on the topo map that I showed in Part 1).
And also that my treasure location is "under" this high ground.
Line #3.
Cow Island, through Bailey Creek, to Wildcat Ridge (the small cat, as I said earlier).
This is hinted at in the story "Bessie and Me", in TTOTC.
Forrest tells of squirting the neighborhood cats with milk while milking Bessie.
And they "walk away licking themselves and feeling blessed."
This line goes through Bailey Creek twice, forming the "smile" that was hinted at several times.
The treasure location is off the end of this smile, as in "will lead to the end of my rainbow and the treasure." (Rain bow, the smile.)
Line #4.
This line runs from Owl Peak (wise), over both Wildcat Ridge and Wildcat Peak, though Cody, and then up to the Big Horn Medicine Wheel (wise men).
So it verifies the Medicine Wheel, used also to lead back to the treasure location at the Lot (underlines the smile), as well as Wildcat Ridge and Peak.
Next up will be Taurus.
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