Redneck Girl
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I think Jack's answer to #5 might hint at a popular tourist area that's relatively easy to get to....Last edited by Redneck Girl; Today, 10:24 PM. -
Here are my thoughts on Jack’s answers to my questions:
1. If he could see mountains that means it wasn’t in the middle of a dense forest. It...Leave a comment:
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email questions I sent Jack on Feb 27
1. Could you see mountains from the location of the treasure?
Jack: Yes
2. I think you told someone that “worth the cold” meant... -
You bring up a good point. If Jack was going to lie then why doesn't he just say the treasure was outside of Yellowstone?
I don't think Jack...Leave a comment:
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It's been a while since I looked at his solve. I seem to remember it had something to do with the Christ of the Mines Shrine in Silverton. I got a good...Leave a comment:
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Do you mean has anyone looked at his solve or has anyone been to the area? I've been to the area but I wasn't looking for Fenn's treasure. Erskine did...Leave a comment:
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Interesting idea. How difficult is it to wade across the Firehole?...Leave a comment:
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I agree that the clues direct you to a more specific, smaller area. I don't know if you pass heavy loads and water high on your way to the spot, or if...Last edited by Redneck Girl; Yesterday, 12:45 PM.Leave a comment:
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I'm not arguing with you, but could you please point me to where Jack said the poem has 9 clues and no hints? I'm having trouble finding links to all...Leave a comment:
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I didn't say I thought HLAWH was a hydroelectric power plant. I just said that for me it was the first thing that came to mind. In my Harlequin Lake...Leave a comment:
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From what you recall, were there any places to safely cross the Firehole River? Maybe downriver close to Madison Junction?...Leave a comment:
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This is the most logical explanation that I've seen posted here....Leave a comment:
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Does this Breaking News mean we are no longer allowed to post emails from Jack on this site?
I’m not here to discuss what Jack should...Leave a comment:
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You're right. It could have been that he misspoke or it could have been that the word "or" allowed him to say anything and still be correct....Leave a comment:
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Do you mean Jack's YouTube video about Cognitive Bias?
I saw that slip-up from Forrest in the Today Show interview previously, but I ignored...Leave a comment:
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Is this one of the slip-ups Jack was talking about? Forrest starts to say the treasure is higher than 7,000 feet above sea level but as soon as he says...Leave a comment:
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Maybe you can fit this in with your ideas. I was looking at the second stanza. Both the words "warm" and "home" are synonymous with...Leave a comment:
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My initial thought was that heavy loads and water high was a hydroelectric power plant, but that would probably be too obvious.Leave a comment:
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Good point about the semicolon bridging two ideas. Have you considered Seven Mile Bridge across the Madison?...Leave a comment:
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Starting with “warm waters” in the poem, I think Forrest gave a lot of false confirmation to New Mexico searchers. “Warm Water” is a fishing term...Leave a comment:
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