Redneck Girl
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I like your idea of the blaze jutting out into the water. Like you said, it would explain getting wet without having to cross a river. There's also the... -
Here’s my reasoning:
If there are hints (or clues) in TTOTC then they have to involve an area that Forrest talks about that’s in the...Leave a comment:
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I agree with you about warm waters. I think there's a big difference between 70-ish degree waters and 60 degree waters. Jack told us that warm referred...Leave a comment:
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The biggest mistake I made was assuming that everything is in the poem. That is definitely not true. You need TTOTC in order to get the background information...Leave a comment:
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Thanks Lady V. I wonder what "not far" from MJ means. Hopefully not the same thing as "not far" in the poem. There appears to be a...Leave a comment:
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Good catch! I didn’t make the connection between washing the pots by hand in scalding water and “wash burn”. I can’t think of a connection to...Leave a comment:
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"There is one clue in this book that is not in the 'Thrill of The Chase'. And I didn't know the clue was in this book until it was printed.”...Leave a comment:
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On another thread I mentioned that I thought National Park Mountain might be the hoB. The story is that the 1870 Washburn-Langford-Doane expedition was...Leave a comment:
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I agree that Canada not being included would have been a big clue at the time. But I've always wondered about the magnetic declination lines. Did anyone...Leave a comment:
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Thanks Ozzy. That's really interesting about "brakes and thickets". It suggests that Forrest had read the expedition's journals.
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I can't even agree with myself on a single warm waters halt....Leave a comment:
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I was interested in the site of the Washburn expedition's campfire. If the "campfire story" was made up then there might not be a campfire...Leave a comment:
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Thanks Ozzy! That's great information.
Do you think Jack could have crossed the Madison there in early June? The Nine Mile Hole solve involved...Leave a comment:
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You actually found the location of the campfire? That’s impressive. Are you willing to tell us where it was? As far as you can tell, did it fit with...Leave a comment:
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Interesting idea. Maybe the one at Madison Junction.
I mentioned previously the the campfire might hint at the 1872 Washburn-Langford-Doane Expedition....Leave a comment:
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Sorry to see you go. Be sure to check in occasionally.Leave a comment:
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The word halt seems to be associated with cars.
The first time cars are mentioned in TTOTC is “No Place for Biddies”. Forrest had trouble...Leave a comment:
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BritChaser I agree with you about the faithful old car. There's also the picture on page 110 of the car that comes to a halt. It's definitely an old...Leave a comment:
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