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Post by deeepthkr on May 1, 2018 17:53:47 GMT -5
Oh, look at the top comic, in the light colored area. The word blaze means light, and light or pale colored area. You have "a in erica, then below that "March" which is to WALK or leave. A in erica leaves. This leaves Eric.
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Post by deeepthkr on May 1, 2018 17:55:22 GMT -5
Walk means "been stolen" My string ball just walked away" "somebody walked off with my wallet".
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Post by deeepthkr on May 1, 2018 18:13:18 GMT -5
OH!, there's another way to do this and get the same answers. If you add up the numbers that are shown on pages 38 and 41 (45+1+10+12) you get 68. Now go to page 68. The only number there is 68 (the page number, which isn't shown on the other 2 pages). Here's where it gets harder, requiring imagination. We have pages 38, 41, and 68. Use the "Me In The Middle" as a hint, which is page 41. Now go both ways... 38+41 and 68+41. 38+41=79. Go to page 79 and you are on the "BINGO" page. 68+41=109. And the 109 is the number, as you've pointed out, on page 43. Page 43 is also used by "Me In The Middle" inside this chapter, it's the next page with the related pictures. There's more! If you now go to page 109, it's the last page of "Salute To A Warrior", the story of Renelle and her loss to cancer. I can't help but to think that FF was including Renelle in all of this. She was heroic, like the heroes of the comic books could only imagine. And the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake in the image on page 109, I think that was a "thumbs up" to Renelle's spirit. Much in the same way that FF once covered all of Philadelphia with his thumb and had deep inspirations about people. I can keep my secret where line anagram is "chemistry nee a pew creek, line 1 gives you tin and Me in the middle is idmedl= id metal. Ne is neon also, thus the ten/tin/put in clue. Further in poem is yttrium(so Y is it)and the name Willard(will be worth) F. Libby(soup and can opener ad) comes up. He grew up outside Parachute, CO. His wife's name was Leono Libby(nee Rivers). So sew it together is "pew creek is a river" and it is. In the same exact line you anagram and get chemistry ne see fake ape(also the word tricky). When you find the right river you may find the fake ape. You find the fake ape then you find the eye in the bank(a loan in there and water high). Neon mean new and is #10. Let's go to last line of poem. Au/gold: A gave U ... When you find the right river you may find the word "g*ave" right next to a small gravesite. Where's that R? It's underwater. |
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Post by deeepthkr on May 1, 2018 18:17:32 GMT -5
OH!, there's another way to do this and get the same answers. If you add up the numbers that are shown on pages 38 and 41 (45+1+10+12) you get 68. Now go to page 68. The only number there is 68 (the page number, which isn't shown on the other 2 pages). Here's where it gets harder, requiring imagination. We have pages 38, 41, and 68. Use the "Me In The Middle" as a hint, which is page 41. Now go both ways... 38+41 and 68+41. 38+41=79. Go to page 79 and you are on the "BINGO" page. 68+41=109. And the 109 is the number, as you've pointed out, on page 43. Page 43 is also used by "Me In The Middle" inside this chapter, it's the next page with the related pictures. There's more! If you now go to page 109, it's the last page of "Salute To A Warrior", the story of Renelle and her loss to cancer. I can't help but to think that FF was including Renelle in all of this. She was heroic, like the heroes of the comic books could only imagine. And the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake in the image on page 109, I think that was a "thumbs up" to Renelle's spirit. Much in the same way that FF once covered all of Philadelphia with his thumb and had deep inspirations about people. In the same manner of honoring his hero's he listed the date that the pilot retrieval system was invented within one of the stamps with the requisite adjustment eluded to elsewhere. |
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Post by deeepthkr on May 1, 2018 18:26:20 GMT -5
We are all throwing great relevant info on this thread, bravo. Yet w/out the proper wwwh it won't allow you to finish. You guys are bouncing allll around it! I mean so close I just want to say it. Then there is the overall theme to the Chase that must be figured out and when you do and combine the two thoughts you are almost there. I have a question. My almost complete solve has one hitch: elevation, 10800'. This is where wwh is. Exact to 1meter. No doubts possible, the technique you guys are almost using nails it down. It is also true of being wwwh scientifically. Well minus one adjustment  . So do I have clue 2 or last clue and I need to parse his elevation comment for something else. Btw I don't take anything he says as gospel at all. Just want yr opinions. I need to make a decision for this weekend. |
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Post by deeepthkr on May 3, 2018 0:57:24 GMT -5
I have to respectfully disagree on the Rooster, it eludes to the blaze and a barn. Water high is a windmill. Look quickly down is looking at an "object" that relates, shape wise, to RIP, this is seen in a pic. At the same time it eludes to the spot where the person, who took the picture, stands. This exact spot has a latitude that sandwiches the dividend # of line 1 between wwwh. Ex: *#.@15*#@. Ore I could be wrong, batting a cero so far. He uses cartoons, comic strips, etc. Something is covered, has a lid that's been kept on. Too obvious a spot so still working out the final details. I have a 9 "digit" word that may be key, besides his art, that I see. Sorry but this message is for f, Oh or anyone else who might no some Of that. Regardless, I go monady to spot, halve to. |
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Post by deeepthkr on May 3, 2018 1:06:55 GMT -5
FROM THERE IT'S NO PLACE FOR THE MEEK = LEARN FROM OH! MEETEETSE, PITCHFORK --------------------------------------------------= MEETEETSE, PITCHFORK, REALM OF HORN The Meeteetse anagram is interesting but it must lead you back to book which will lead you back to poem as written which then can be used on ground. Have you seen the word mu, Shen, mutatis, modularity, etc? Pay attention if you do but without the property it may not help. Or I'm finding clues but in wrong place, either way it can't be solved in si-tu but close I gather. Check out that Gypsy drawing but don't forget yr loupe. It's ever drawing ni |
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Post by deeepthkr on May 4, 2018 4:45:34 GMT -5
I used canine once and Leonine in line 1. I ended up with a Leonine after processing it, weird huh? Was just my tinkering that achieved it. Well, nightie nigh t, I will gladly pay you Tuesday for some fat today.
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Post by voxpops on May 4, 2018 7:45:18 GMT -5
Although fun to see the endless variety of anagrams that can be conjured, unfortunately they yield little that could be called precise, IMO. That said, I'd buy shares in a Meeteetse motel for summer 2018!
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Post by lookinup on May 4, 2018 8:43:51 GMT -5
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Post by zaphod73491 on May 4, 2018 16:41:04 GMT -5
OH: if the chest turns out to be within 50 miles of Kirwin, I will eat Jake's hat. You are closer than the NM searchers, but not metaphorically.
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Post by zaphod73491 on May 4, 2018 16:57:40 GMT -5
It is leather and quite nasty. Jake himself has threatened to eat it a dozen times for various claims over the years, and the day is coming that he'll have to welch on most of those bets.
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Post by voxpops on May 5, 2018 0:56:52 GMT -5
IMO, the "gut feeling" comment is both a prediction and a hint. There is a very specific piece of confirmatory evidence associated with it. Meanwhile, many leagues distant... OH! is elected honorary mayor of Kirwin! |
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2018 15:38:51 GMT -5
This is actually TMI but I am going to run with it. These anagrams became truth after I researched what they said. YOUR EFFORT WILL BE WORTH THE COLD 736. WORD OF WORTH, BLUE RHYOLITE CLEFT = Cleft means Crevasse. Rhyolite is a volcanic rock in many colors. But Blue is the case here. 737. WORTH WORD CLUE, BELT OF RHYOLITE, f733. WORTH WOULD BE FOR RHYOLITE CLEFT Your effort will be worth- (challenges & self worth) the cold. Perceived as a balancing stone, rhyolite is often recommended to increase self-esteem, self-worth while helping to bring resolution to issues. It is stone that is thought to facilitate change, variety and progress while helping to deal calmly with challenges. Rhyolite is believed to assist in fulfilling one's goals and making one's dreams come true, while strengthening the soul, body and mind. Rhyolite has strong associations with the Earth. And while it is not a birthstone, it is a zodiac stone of Gemini, Sagittarius and Aquarius -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The chest hangs in a Rhyolite crevasse by a chain and this is why wind & water can affect it. But it won't be the chest you see, it will be an olive colored ammo box that isn't waterproof. This is because the chest is unlocked and to protect it somewhat. I don't know if the chest scenario is 100% true but I do know the anagram for the rhyolite meaning is. Many think the blaze is an X as I do at times. There are 24 lines in the poem and if you start the hour count at midnight on the first line, the blaze line is the noon line. This is the time the sun can enter the Rhyolite crevasse to view the shadow of the chest. Try to anagram the blaze line. True? I don't know. Ryholite  Rainbow Rhyolite  well i wasn't so far off on some stuff. lol |
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Post by CJ on May 8, 2018 13:01:36 GMT -5
I'm going to stick with Indian Creek and Mt. Wood until I get there to look for myself. I hope you're heading up soon - and hope to go up myself in the next month or two if I can swing it.
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. So do I have clue 2 or last clue and I need to parse his elevation comment for something else. Btw I don't take anything he says as gospel at all. Just want yr opinions. I need to make a decision for this weekend.
