The blaze wil be easy to determine once the prior clues have been solved.

[Not4but242Walk]

"They get progressively easier after you discover where the first clue is." -f

If it is not blatently obvious what the blaze is by the time you get to that part of the poem, then you've got the wrong solve. This is why the guessing game of the 9MH'ers will get them nowhere.

[Not4but242Walk]

Hard to piece it all together.

"All the king's horses and all the king's men couldn't put Humpty together again."

[Not4but242Walk]

If this isn't a hinty enough answer to the nature of the blaze....then I don't know what is:

[Cary_Galloway]

"They get progressively easier after you discover where the first clue is." -f

If it is not blatently obvious what the blaze is by the time you get to that part of the poem, then you've got the wrong solve. This is why the guessing game of the 9MH'ers will get them nowhere.

“Hopefully at my last dying gasp I will still go back to that place and die at my favorite …” He trailed off, perhaps wary of giving out a clue.

"The Nine Mile Hole has always been my favorite." -f