What would you like to ask Forrest?

[quelle]

Hi Forrest,

Does your poem provide the answer to the question contained within it?

Thanks,
X-Files

[CJ]

I frequently drive from Houston to St. Louis and always pass by the Eunice, LA exit. It sparked my curiosity as to why Peggy was in Eunice when Forrest was training in Biloxi. Did the LSU campus there exist at the time and was she attending, or was she just visiting family?

PS: My mom's name is Eunice by the way (really), so I always took note of the town even before I read the book.

[colorado2c]

Here are a few questions:

Forrest,

Does the solution to your clues require any use of math or numbers?

You have oft mentioned that searchers have figured out the first two clues; what do you think is the largest impediment to searchers figuring out the third clue?

If the treasure is found after your passing, is there any way for the world to know for certain that the chest has been truly retrieved?




Thanks for all your great work, Jenny!

[UNKNOWN SEARCHER]

Hello Mr. Forrest

It seems you have visited countless museums around the world. I have a trip planned for Paris next year and wanted your thoughts on the Louvre. I am also interested if you are willing to tell us what was the most inspirational museum that you have ever visited and why.

Lost for words,

Unknown Searcher

[mikemarcum879]

Aug 15, 2018 12:10:59 GMT -5 tailypo said:

I have one more question (just thought of this) ... It has been claimed that you said that the treasure is at least 8.25 miles north of Santa Fe. Did you actually say that or is that someone's assumption? If you did say it, I am thinking that is so precise it makes me wonder how you measure the distance -- from the official center of town or from the northernmost border of the city limits?

What you have ask ff is the same thing I need to know because I'm looking at ski santa fe if ski santa fe is under 8.25 miles then I'm looking at the wrong area. I need to know where does the most northern part of Santa fe I need a starting point for the 8.25 miles.

[nica]

Forrest,

In the time since you've written your poem, have you followed your 9 clues to your treasure using a good map such as Google Earth?

Thank you,
Nica

[locolobo]

Forrest, you have mentioned: “I did follow the clues in the poem when I hid the treasure chest, although I hid it before the poem was complete. (Completed?) f “

After ensconcing Indulgence and her contents, at the hidden place, did you “complete” the poem before returning to your vehicle?

[johnedo]

Where do you feel the most free?

[quelle]

Hi Forrest,

Do you sometimes think of TTOTC as your woolly worm, and we treasure hunters are the fish?

Thanks,
-R

[quelle]

Hi Forrest,

The first photo in TTOTC bears the caption, "The author signing books at the turquoise mine." What turquoise mine was that?

Thanks,
-R

[Allen K.]

Hi Mr. Fenn,

You’ve said that your epitaph would read: “I wish I could have lived to do, the things I was attributed to."

What are some things you were attributed to, that you haven’t yet lived to do?

Thanks!

Allen K.

[heidini]

Aug 17, 2018 18:19:13 GMT -5 UNKNOWN SEARCHER said:

Hello Mr. Forrest

It seems you have visited countless museums around the world. I have a trip planned for Paris next year and wanted your thoughts on the Louvre. I am also interested if you are willing to tell us what was the most inspirational museum that you have ever visited and why.

Lost for words,

Unknown Searcher

The Louvre is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, FYI. It messed up my plans when I was there. Hopefully this helps you.

[deeepthkr]

Id like to know if water drops in level, does that affect your idea of elevation and define your idea of waters halting? -Mr Machine

[deeepthkr]

Have you ever "wasted" a day on Broadway and if it rained when you were there, which I here it doesn't much this time of year, how hot do you dress?

[quelle]

Hi Forrest,

Can all of the clue locations be seen from a road or hiking trail?

Thanks,
-R