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Post by Jenny on Oct 15, 2018 8:24:38 GMT -5
Posted on the MW Facebook page was the following:
This is for everyone who loves the Thrill Of The Chase. A fresh set of eyes and a new way of thinking my produce the winning solve. Using logic and simplicity. "In a word"
WWH =lake
Take "it" in the canyon down=Avalanche
So "it" being Lake, take "lake" IN " Avalanche= avalanche Lake. MT.Brown is just below there.
With that said.
WWH= Lake
Take it in the canyon down= canyon
Too far to walk= drive
Google these words alone!
"Canyon Lake Drive Wyoming"
This is a perfect example.
Now think what I mean by "IT" "Take "IT" in the canyon down! He isn't referring to your search, he is referring to your WWWH solution!
You must combine the two together.
Think about it being this simple.
Besides, when you're at your warm Waters halt your on a map the only thing or "IT" that you can take in your canyon down is "in a word" a word!
Thank you for reading. I hope everyone likes my "new way of thinking".
Tommy Goswick
Oklahoma
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Post by Jenny on Oct 15, 2018 8:44:03 GMT -5
I thought it was a wonderful new way of thinking and might help spark some new ideas.. That's the amazing thing about treasure hunts/hunting.. a searcher never knows what might prompt a new 'aha' moment...
Remember to keep your mind open... until the chest is found, no one can say 'how it is solved'...
I appreciate the sharing of ideas...and this MW Community!
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2018 8:44:37 GMT -5
Posted on the MW Facebook page was the following: This is for everyone who loves the Thrill Of The Chase. A fresh set of eyes and a new way of thinking my produce the winning solve. Using logic and simplicity. "In a word"
WWH =lake
Take "it" in the canyon down=Avalanche
So "it" being Lake, take "lake" IN " Avalanche= avalanche Lake. MT.Brown is just below there.
With that said.
WWH= Lake
Take it in the canyon down= canyon
Too far to walk= drive
Google these words alone!
"Canyon Lake Drive Wyoming"
This is a perfect example.
Now think what I mean by "IT" "Take "IT" in the canyon down! He isn't referring to your search, he is referring to your WWWH solution!
You must combine the two together.
Think about it being this simple.
Besides, when you're at your warm Waters halt your on a map the only thing or "IT" that you can take in your canyon down is "in a word" a word!
Thank you for reading. I hope everyone likes my "new way of thinking".
Tommy Goswick
OklahomaThat makes sense good thinking. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2018 9:48:31 GMT -5
Posted on the MW Facebook page was the following: This is for everyone who loves the Thrill Of The Chase. A fresh set of eyes and a new way of thinking my produce the winning solve. Using logic and simplicity. "In a word"
WWH =lake
Take "it" in the canyon down=Avalanche
So "it" being Lake, take "lake" IN " Avalanche= avalanche Lake. MT.Brown is just below there.
With that said.
WWH= Lake
Take it in the canyon down= canyon
Too far to walk= drive
Google these words alone!
"Canyon Lake Drive Wyoming"
This is a perfect example.
Now think what I mean by "IT" "Take "IT" in the canyon down! He isn't referring to your search, he is referring to your WWWH solution!
You must combine the two together.
Think about it being this simple.
Besides, when you're at your warm Waters halt your on a map the only thing or "IT" that you can take in your canyon down is "in a word" a word!
Thank you for reading. I hope everyone likes my "new way of thinking".
Tommy Goswick
OklahomaYes that make sense but are we driving to put in below the hob then get out then start walking the clues out. What if we're post to drive to look quitly down in a canyon after we notice the blaze from the road. |
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Post by goldwatch on Oct 15, 2018 10:21:11 GMT -5
I like the new thinking process. I wonder how that would work on other clues, too.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2018 11:07:33 GMT -5
I like the new thinking process. I wonder how that would work on other clues, too. You know is this what searchers been doing driving down a canyon. This does make sense. Now this is a thought on driving the poem out. If I start at wwwh is. Is the wwwh a creek we're driving down beside the canyon down. Because not far but too far to walk is repersent to drive because of too far to walk. we put in below the hob yes but how far down past the hob do we put in below. From there it's no place for the meek how do find this meaning for npftm unless there a no meek place in between there be no paddle up you creek. Now there be no paddle up your creek. Could this creek also be the wwwh creek we're drive down beside maybe because the poem could be telling us there no paddle up a creek because there no creek to paddle up because we're driving down a creek. The end is ever lasting nigh/ near is this where you put inbelow just heavy loads and water high is this telling us it's a bridge could this be telling us we're near because of the bridge Now are we wise to get there yes Now we have to find a blaze close buy the bridge where ever it is You need to look quitly down to see we're your guess starts for your cease. |
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Post by goldwatch on Oct 15, 2018 11:28:40 GMT -5
Mike, who knows?  |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2018 11:34:48 GMT -5
Mike, who knows? I don't know thinking out load.😁 |
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Post by goldwatch on Oct 15, 2018 11:47:42 GMT -5
Mike, who knows? I don't know thinking out load.😁 Well, you have a loud on yer mind.  |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2018 11:50:00 GMT -5
Mike, who knows? I don't know thinking out load.😁 But no the only driving I see in the poem is driving to wwwh sits. The most direct path is in walking.. Imo. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2018 5:58:30 GMT -5
I don't know thinking out load.😁 But no the only driving I see in the poem is driving to wwwh sits. The most direct path is in walking.. Imo. You know ff said you might won't to think back inside the box not in them words. Ok all 9 clues are in the box. But what is the box the TC or something else repersenting a box like a canyon. Maybe thinking out side the box canyon your leading your self too far from the 9 clues. If you think in side the box canyon you'll think much clearer. |
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Post by gallagher on Nov 1, 2018 16:02:18 GMT -5
What if FF's treasure is encased in a hefty block of ice so remarkably awesome it would be seen as unwise to crack open? That's what I found on a recent trip to the Rockies. I went looking for F's bottle cap collection and turned up La Sagrada Familia. The question now is how long do I halt before making the call to continue? As F said, being cold is a lot worse than being hot. With choices like that, I wonder if there is a door #3?
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Post by drpepperwood on Nov 4, 2018 1:48:17 GMT -5
Posted on the MW Facebook page was the following: This is for everyone who loves the Thrill Of The Chase. A fresh set of eyes and a new way of thinking my produce the winning solve. Using logic and simplicity. "In a word"
WWH =lake
Take "it" in the canyon down=Avalanche
So "it" being Lake, take "lake" IN " Avalanche= avalanche Lake. MT.Brown is just below there.
With that said.
WWH= Lake
Take it in the canyon down= canyon
Too far to walk= drive
Google these words alone!
"Canyon Lake Drive Wyoming"
This is a perfect example.
Now think what I mean by "IT" "Take "IT" in the canyon down! He isn't referring to your search, he is referring to your WWWH solution!
You must combine the two together.
Think about it being this simple.
Besides, when you're at your warm Waters halt your on a map the only thing or "IT" that you can take in your canyon down is "in a word" a word!
Thank you for reading. I hope everyone likes my "new way of thinking".
Tommy Goswick
Oklahoma yep. Had this similar solve with mt. Brown fire lookout. There is Brown Cliff below yellowstone stone park. |
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Post by lookinup on Nov 4, 2018 3:09:12 GMT -5
MT Brown and a remote lake; for example ....Agnes Lake?
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Post by drpepperwood on Nov 17, 2018 10:21:32 GMT -5
So, why 'stand and deliver'? The word 'stand' has been used to mean 'come to a halt' since the 16th century. Shakespeare used it in Two Gentlemen of Verona, ...
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