Forrest mentioned sitting under a pine tree and dying there, as if this seemed like a preferred place for this. If his TC was hidden here, would he have wanted, while still alive, somebody to do
at least occasional "maintenance" of the location, such that the TC would be eventually findable by someone with a correct solve of the poem? If falling needles, branches, pine cones, and the
like accumulated for a few decades, the chest could conceivably end up hidden from view by someone standing at the right spot. In some places, it's not legal to use a metal detector (which most folks don't own or know how to use). I wonder who would be the "maintenance person" if there was one for this task.
at least occasional "maintenance" of the location, such that the TC would be eventually findable by someone with a correct solve of the poem? If falling needles, branches, pine cones, and the
like accumulated for a few decades, the chest could conceivably end up hidden from view by someone standing at the right spot. In some places, it's not legal to use a metal detector (which most folks don't own or know how to use). I wonder who would be the "maintenance person" if there was one for this task.
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