What would you like to ask Forrest?

[zaphod73491]

Forrest: you've said in the past that you made two round trips from your car to the treasure chest's hiding place, presumably carrying the chest on one trip, and its contents on the other due to the heavy 42-lb. combined weight. Reports of which was carried first, chest or contents, have been inconsistent, but this doesn't concern me so much. I'm more curious if you transported anything else substantial on either trip from your car to the hiding location, excepting a backpack, water or food?

[Allen K.]

Hello Mr. Fenn,

Have any searchers been within 200 feet of the treasure this season?

~Allen K.

[drpepperwood]

Dear Forrest Fenn.

I was reading about Millay's work and her life of poetry. In your book TToTC you mention that she tells your story best. If you don't mind can you tell more about yourself living on the edge?  And the lighting of the candle on both ends?

Thank you.

[Deleted]

In Scrapbook Thirty Nine you say, "I am separated from the action now, but am interested in hearing from the players.

Beware of those who say they’ve found the treasure, and there are at least 31 of them out there. My silence will never be a hint". I wonder how many you would estimate have found the treasure from 151 Scrapbooks ago until now.


*edit*

The reason I ask is I had told myself last October that I found it. I still don't have it, but I did find it!

[Deleted]

If hunting in pairs would there still only be 9 clues or would the other person's 9 clues double the amount of clues present on any given Sunday?

[hearmeall]

Hi Forrest, You once told a reporter who asked you about Brown's home that if you told her what it was, she would go right to it. So were you being tricky or would it really lead to your treasure?

Thank you in advance,
Hear me all

[Allen K.]

Hi Mr. Fenn,

Do you still hope to return to the spot someday, and make the boldest move you’ve ever made? If you can’t physically return to the spot, would you want your ashes scattered there?

~Allen K.

[drpepperwood]

Mr. Fenn,

When you are gone and the the chase continues who will answer our questions?

Thank you.
Tracy.

[hearmeall]

Hi Forrest,

Do you have a favorite holiday? If so why?

Thank you,
Hear me all

[drpepperwood]

Mr. Fenn,

What are your treasures?


Thank you,
Tracy H.

[drpepperwood]

Hi Forrest,

What month was Skippy born?

Thanks,
Tracy H.

[lookinup]

Sept 25, 2018 6:20:50 GMT -5 drpepperwood said:

Hi Forrest,

What month was Skippy born?

Thanks,
Tracy H.

I believe it was July 25, 1928 

Source: Family Tree Now

[lookindown]

Dear Forrest, 

Over the years there's been so much speculation about what a 79- or 80-year-old man (you) could or could not have done in one afternoon.  I was reminded of these questions while listening to the radio in my car.  This piece came on about a woman named Betty who decided to take up the art of trapeze at the ripe age of 78.  What do you think of that? 

-Lookindown 

[drpepperwood]

Dear Forrest,

In your poem you use the word "I". Who is "I"? Would that be someone else other than you?

Thank you,
Tracy

[zaphod73491]

Sept 11, 2018 1:29:32 GMT -5 zaphod73491 said:

Forrest: you've said in the past that you made two round trips from your car to the treasure chest's hiding place, presumably carrying the chest on one trip, and its contents on the other due to the heavy 42-lb. combined weight. Reports of which was carried first, chest or contents, have been inconsistent, but this doesn't concern me so much. I'm more curious if you transported anything else substantial on either trip from your car to the hiding location, excepting a backpack, water or food?

I retract my question. I'm convinced Forrest didn't need anything substantial beyond a backpack.