A armchair clue,or not a armchair clue.

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1.Begin it wwwh and take it in the canyon down is a armchair clue.
2.Not far but too far to walk put in below the hob is a armchair clue.
The rest of the clues are not armchair clues..
Soner or later you will need to put botg.

[drpepperwood]

Oct 25, 2018 5:50:51 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

1.Begin it wwwh and take it in the canyon down is a armchair clue.
2.Not far but too far to walk put in below the hob is a armchair clue.
The rest of the clues are not armchair clues..
Soner or later you will need to put botg.

That would mean that the first two clues will "have" to be a correct positive result before I even plan on botg.  Costly other wise.  It would have to be a solid confirmation for me to play the game.  Can you imagin if "we" all

thought that way?  No one would go out searching for FF secreted treasure chest and gold.  And if "no one" on earth cared than FF wouldn't be in the spot light.  I wonder how FF would feel about that?  Not to make it sound

like a mean or unjustified comment.  I like Mr. Fenn.  What a cool guy and love all his stories.  But just imagine if no one was motivated to buy his books and just had a print out of the poem with a good map laying around

their house.  I saw something that motivated me to buy the books when I just did that.  H20 = waters with just a google search of Flyhighway documentary and the words by Jack in the documentary saying the smell of

pines and sage on the rivers of the trout waters.  My first investment and time (one week) was only $2.99 download to watch the documentary.  Some anglers said the mountains are their church.  That was my first solid

armchair clues.  FF needed something to ignite the fire to get the seed planted in the minds of people for motivation.  Is it the finding of the prize?  The riches?  The thrill?  For someone who must get the attention of the

audience and have a controlled motivation of the public they would need a strong convincing idea.  One that would light the fire under everyone's butt.



No guessing for this searcher.  There has to be "something" that can give all of us a solid lead.  Other wise why would we spend are time investment on the search?  Rely on luck?  Thinking it has a nice vacation is an excuse

imo to justify it.

What a great subject to thread!

Sorry will have to go back and edit my wordy thoughts.  It's 4am and need to head out the door for a 3 mile run.

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Oct 25, 2018 6:43:59 GMT -5 drpepperwood said:

Oct 25, 2018 5:50:51 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

1.Begin it wwwh and take it in the canyon down is a armchair clue.
2.Not far but too far to walk put in below the hob is a armchair clue.
The rest of the clues are not armchair clues..
Soner or later you will need to put botg.

That would mean that the first two clues will "have" to be a correct positive result before I even plan on botg.  Costly other wise.  It would have to be a solid confirmation for me to play the game.  Can you imagin if "we" all

thought that way?  No one would go out searching for FF secreted treasure chest and gold.  And if "no one" on earth cared than FF wouldn't be in the spot light.  I wonder how FF would feel about that?  Not to make it sound

like a mean or unjustified comment.  I like Mr. Fenn.  What a cool guy and love all his stories.  But just imagine if no one was motivated to buy his books and just had a print out of the poem with a good map laying around

their house.  I saw something that motivated me to buy the books when I just did that.  H20 = waters with just a google search of Flyhighway documentary and the words by Jack in the documentary saying the smell of

pines and sage on the rivers of the trout waters.  My first investment and time (one week) was only $2.99 download to watch the documentary.  Some anglers said the mountains are their church.  That was my first solid

armchair clues.  FF needed something to ignite the fire to get the seed planted in the minds of people for motivation.  Is it the finding of the prize?  The riches?  The thrill?  For someone who must get the attention of the

audience and have a controlled motivation of the public they would need a strong convincing idea.  One that would light the fire under everyone's butt.



No guessing for this searcher.  There has to be "something" that can give all of us a solid lead.  Other wise why would we spend are time investment on the search?  Rely on luck?  Thinking it has a nice vacation is an excuse

imo to justify it.

What a great subject to thread!

Sorry will have to go back and edit my wordy thoughts.  It's 4am and need to head out the door for a 3 mile run.

I'm kinda lost here what do you mean when you said to justify it 😃

[drpepperwood]

Oct 25, 2018 7:26:05 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

Oct 25, 2018 6:43:59 GMT -5 drpepperwood said:

That would mean that the first two clues will "have" to be a correct positive result before I even plan on botg.  Costly other wise.  It would have to be a solid confirmation for me to play the game.  Can you imagine if "we" all

thought that way?  No one would go out searching for FF secreted treasure chest and gold.  And if "no one" on earth cared than FF wouldn't be in the spot light.  I wonder how FF would feel about that?  Not to make it sound

like a mean or unjustified comment.  I like Mr. Fenn.  What a cool guy and love all his stories.  But just imagine if no one was motivated to buy his books and just had a print out of the poem with a good map laying around

their house.  I saw something that motivated me to buy the books when I just did that.  H20 = waters with just a google search of Flyhighway documentary and the words by Jack in the documentary saying the smell of

pines and sage on the rivers of the trout waters.  My first investment and time (one week) was only $2.99 download to watch the documentary.  Some anglers said the mountains are their church.  That was my first solid

armchair clues.  FF needed something to ignite the fire to get the seed planted in the minds of people for motivation.  Is it the finding of the prize?  The riches?  The thrill?  For someone who must get the attention of the

audience and have a controlled motivation of the public they would need a strong convincing idea.  One that would light the fire under everyone's butt.



No guessing for this searcher.  There has to be "something" that can give all of us a solid lead.  Other wise why would we spend are time investment on the search?  Rely on luck?  Thinking it has a nice vacation is an excuse

imo to justify it.

What a great subject to thread!

Sorry will have to go back and edit my wordy thoughts.  It's 4am and need to head out the door for a 3 mile run.

I'm kinda lost here what do you mean when you said to justify it 😃

lol...I have no idea.  It was 4 AM in the morning.

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Oct 25, 2018 9:22:44 GMT -5 drpepperwood said:

Oct 25, 2018 7:26:05 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

I'm kinda lost here what do you mean when you said to justify it 😃

lol...I have no idea.  It was 4 AM in the morning.

You know have you ever thought of the wwwh and the canyon down is below the hob.
This is possible in a walking solve

[drpepperwood]

Oct 25, 2018 10:12:33 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

Oct 25, 2018 9:22:44 GMT -5 drpepperwood said:

lol...I have no idea.  It was 4 AM in the morning.

You know have you ever thought of the wwwh and the canyon down is below the hob.
This is possible in a walking solve

Begin it (Madison River) where warm waters halt (where do we begin on the Madison River?  North end (halt) Missouri River or the beginning of Madison River - Firehole River?
And take it (Madison River) in the canyon down, (which canyon do we come to first traveling from the halt end of the Madison River?)  Imagine taking a boat against the current of the Madison river into the canyon down.  Madison River is 183 miles long.  Divide the 183 by 2 to get to the "middle" = 91.5 miles.  Possible where the canyon might be?

Not far, but to far too walk. 

(This above is the complete thought).

Put in below the home of Brown.

(Complete thought on its own. imo.)

So I believe that the Brown is slightly above the canyon.  I also believe it's FF "home" that is being referenced in the poem when he was a kid.

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Oct 25, 2018 14:23:08 GMT -5 drpepperwood said:

Oct 25, 2018 10:12:33 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

You know have you ever thought of the wwwh and the canyon down is below the hob.
This is possible in a walking solve

Begin it (Madison River) where warm waters halt (where do we begin on the Madison River?  North end (halt) Missouri River or the beginning of Madison River - Firehole River?
And take it (Madison River) in the canyon down, (which canyon do we come to first traveling from the halt end of the Madison River?)  Imagine taking a boat against the current of the Madison river into the canyon down.  Madison River is 183 miles long.  Divide the 183 by 2 to get to the "middle" = 91.5 miles.  Possible where the canyon might be?

Not far, but to far too walk. 

(This above is the complete thought).

Put in below the home of Brown.

(Complete thought on its own. imo.)

So I believe that the Brown is slightly above the canyon.  I also believe it's FF "home" that is being referenced in the poem when he was a kid.

The armchair solves has no merit they hold a average solve.

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Oct 26, 2018 6:18:05 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

Oct 25, 2018 14:23:08 GMT -5 drpepperwood said:

Begin it (Madison River) where warm waters halt (where do we begin on the Madison River?  North end (halt) Missouri River or the beginning of Madison River - Firehole River?
And take it (Madison River) in the canyon down, (which canyon do we come to first traveling from the halt end of the Madison River?)  Imagine taking a boat against the current of the Madison river into the canyon down.  Madison River is 183 miles long.  Divide the 183 by 2 to get to the "middle" = 91.5 miles.  Possible where the canyon might be?

Not far, but to far too walk. 

(This above is the complete thought).

Put in below the home of Brown.

(Complete thought on its own. imo.)

So I believe that the Brown is slightly above the canyon.  I also believe it's FF "home" that is being referenced in the poem when he was a kid.

The armchair solves has no merit they hold a average solve.

Madison river I'm up on top a mountain for my wwwh that's where the halt starts 😊

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Oct 26, 2018 7:19:24 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

Oct 26, 2018 6:18:05 GMT -5 @mikemarcum03 said:

The armchair solves has no merit they hold a average solve.

Madison river I'm up on top a mountain for my wwwh that's where the halt starts 😊

Is stanza 1 a armchair solve yes and no.
What am I talking about.
The riches New and old can be solved from google earth Armchair.
As I have gone in there can be solved from google earth because of two clue has been solved. Armchair.
With my treasure bold ff was a bad as.s.
I can keep a secret where it can be solved from google earth for the location or it might not be a armchair clue because you don't know where the 10x10x6 sits for where.