Finding Fenn's TREASURE! Can YOU SOLVE the Poem???
Finding Fenn's TREASURE! Can YOU SOLVE the Poem???
As I have gone alone in there
And with my treasures bold,
I can keep my secret where,
And hint of riches new and old.
Begin it where warm waters halt
And take it in the canyon down,
Not far, but too far to walk.
Put in below the home of Brown.
From there it’s no place for the meek,
The end is drawing ever nigh;
There’ll be no paddle up your creek,
Just heavy loads and water high.
If you’ve been wise and found the blaze,
Look quickly down, your quest to cease
But tarry scant with marvel gaze,
Just take the chest and go in peace.
So why is it that I must go
And leave my trove for all to seek?
The answers I already know
I’ve done it tired, and now I’m weak
So hear me all and listen good,
Your effort will be worth the cold.
If you are brave and in the wood
I give you title to the gold.
Forrest Fenn hid a treasure chest in the Rockies, can you solve the poem and find the gold!
The Fenn Treasure is a treasure reportedly worth more than one million dollars supposedly hidden by art dealer and author Forrest Fenn in the Rocky Mountains.
According to Fenn, many people have claimed to have found the treasure, but no one has provided any evidence to him supporting their claim. As of July 2017, Fenn has stated “The treasure remains where I hid it about 7 years ago”. In May 2017, Fenn was asked: “Has anyone determined the nine clues and what they represent?” and his response was: “I don’t know that anybody has told me the clues in the right order”, leading to speculation all of the clues have been solved, but the chest remains hidden. Forrest reconfirmed searchers have been within 200 feet of the treasure and many within 500 feet. The Thrill of the Chase and Too Far to Walk books chronicle Fenn’s life as an adrenaline junkie and the treasure hunt has attracted many thrill seekers.
Contents [hide]
1 History
1.1 Deaths
2 Books written about the Fenn Treasure
3 References
History[edit]
Fenn operated an art gallery with his wife Peggy after retiring from the United States Air Force. The gallery was located in Santa Fe, New Mexico and sold everything from artifacts to fine art and was quite successful. In 1988, Fenn was diagnosed with cancer and came up with the idea during this illness to hide a chest full of treasure for anyone to go find. He filled the chest with “treasure” containing gold nuggets, rare coins, jewelry and gemstones, along with an olive jar holding his autobiography. He intended to hide it and end his life nearby, with the treasure as a legacy.[3] However, he survived his illness and waited until he was 79 or 80 to hide the treasure. Prior to the treasure hunt, Fenn found himself at odds with federal antiquities laws. FBI agents raided his home in 2009 as part of an investigation into artifact looting in the Four Corners area and seized items, but he was not charged.[4] Two people targeted in the case committed suicide and Fenn has blamed the FBI for their deaths.[5]
Deaths[edit]
Two people have died while searching for the treasure.
Randy Bilyeu, who went missing in January 2016 and was later found dead in July of that year.[6] As a result, Bilyeu’s ex wife told others she thought the Fenn Treasure was a hoax.[7]
Pastor Paris Wallace of Grand Junction told family members he was searching for a buried treasure and later failed to show up for a planned family meeting Wednesday June 14, 2017. His car was found parked near the Taos Junction Bridge and his body was subsequently found 5-7 miles downstream.[8][9]
Pressured by the New Mexico State police, Fenn removed the common links (that the treasure is underwater and that it is near the Rio Grande River) between these two deaths on June 29, 2017 in an effort to make the treasure hunt safer
Correct solution to the poem is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Fcp96rsuYM&t=404s
It’s all about the thrill of the chase, that’s all that’s left.
How do you know if somebody didn’t already find it and didn’t tell no one
Uh oh, another person died in search of the treasure chest. Another one bites the dust, so be careful.
This is awesome, can’t wait to see the footage you have taken. As for the poem, i really do not have a clue where the treasure could be. I just don’t know the land..
OMG, now I TOTALLY wish that I had gone with you to Montana! Fenn’s treasure has become one of the most fun and engrossing mysteries in the world today–right up there with Amelia Earhart, the Bermuda Triangle, and Roswell NM. Some people have analyzed the utter crap out of Fenn’s enigmatic poem, so I can’t offer any new insights; but from what I have seen, most people are searching in New Mexico. Still, it might be in Montana. I believe that it is not buried, right? You don’t need to bring a shovel. Also, I doubt that it is guarded by poisonous snakes.
Why don’t you collect the treasure if you have information in that book??!!
JESUS’S SOLVE
The blaze is the white head of a Bald Eagle not an OSPREY. Find the right eagle’s nest on the ground next to the Madison just below Hebgen Dam and your rich. Look quickly down from looking up at the nest and prestoe treasure. Jesus found the treasure for you. The requirements of a tsunami, earthquake, mudslide, and forest fire to displace treasure are met. Hebgen dam breaks and serious tsunami would displace it. Earthquake or mudslide would take it out. Daaaa… Quake Lake. And, a forest fire would burn all the trees and eagle’s nest in the area and displace the location. Not my wisdom, it is Jesus’s. Give him the glory.
🙂
Where is this country
A cool looking detonator in the box.
https://youtu.be/2KkIjPrhO2s
Come see what I found in the Poem and Map.
Tbone. Cool.
My name is Robert James Vann. I am a servant of Jesus. Joseph and Daniel who had the gift to solve dream riddles, well dumb ass me I guess I have it. Jesus found the treasure not me. I am just telling you. I don’t want that stupid treasure just a little help with my bills. JESUS’S SOLVE IS ABOVE.
(o it’s in New Mexico)
Christmas Present ~ Forrest Fenn’s Treasure Chest will be found in a
Hospital in Albequerque, New Mexico, inside a object he made or he had
made.
Now before anyone starts spouting off about "North of Sante
Few" or West of Toledo… I suggest you look at the roads that are
relevant to the location I just mentioned. Both are in the spots "they"
need to be in. AND as far as the other clues go… you just haven’t
understood them correctly yet. Every single clue he gave you points to
where I just mentioned… you just don’t know it yet.
Here are the clues in order
As i go alone in there
1. Yellowstone
I can keep my secrete where
2. .Capitol hill
And hint of riches new n old
3. ,Mamoth hot springs
Begin it WWWH
4. .Hyman terrace
And take it in the canyon down
5. .Clemitas gulch
Not far but to far too walk
6. .350 feet
Put in below the HOB
7. . Albright building is HOB
8. .END of clemitas creek where it disapears under ground in the fort court yard.
If you have been wise and found the blaze
9. . Donnies broken stirrup
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Took nuclear weapons and hid them. Yes He has done a fue things in His lifetime.
My Theory !
Try looking at the clues and the character of the man Forrest Fenn in a different light. Try these !
The Hunt for the Fenn Treasure
Ted Nicol
September 5, 2017 at 2:52 am
Ok, I will try again and see what your thoughts are. pass this over for a possible truth.
He said, as I have gone alone in there " MY THOUGHT IS " — ( Bank Vault )
And with my treasures bold ( no need to hide )
I can keep my treasures where ( no worry’s in anyone finding it )
And hint ……. ( which is in his book of clues ).
NOW,
If you have read my past posts, then it is no secret that I think that he hid something in a graveyard.
He told the truth, the chest is not in the graveyard but, what about the title in a piece of wood written in miniature ?
He speaks of writing in miniature., SOOOOOO, I believe that he placed his treasure in a bank Vault and hid the clue in a graveyard. ( two trips ) He said that he walked back to his car laughing.
He also said, there will be no paddle up your creek. There are two key words which are ….. Your and creek .
Check the definition of both. So the question then is, what belongs to you that is a small stream of water ?
( TEARS ! )
Begin it where warm waters halt.
Perhaps where your tears fall to the ground? so then, why would you be crying if not for someone who passed.
Was he dying ? did he not say that he would be near the gold ?
What about heavy loads and water high ? What could be in the graveyard that would qualify that statement ?
ALSO, ever ask the question why he never finished the sentence that it was North of Santa Fe ? Santa Fe WHAT ? Rd ? Restaurant ? Railroad ????? Why didn’t he finish the statement ?
These are some questions I asked myself.
1. Why wasn’t his wife and daughters upset about him going up to die by his gold somewhere ?
2. Why didn’t he finish his sentence on Santa Fe what ?
3. Why was the picture by the poem in Two different focuses.
4. Why did he place the gold outline in the shape of a man with a backpack and a singular piece of square gold ( box ) in that particular spot ?
5. Why did he place that dream out of the blue, right above the map next to the poem ?
6. Who is Forrest’s hero ?
7. What makes people think this man would go against everything an archeologist’s practices ? ETC,,,,,
These are just a few of my questions that I have asked myself and answered ! ALSO , if you look at the map and check out where the single square piece of gold is on the map, it is located exactly over Clovis NM.
I believe that Forest told the truth that the gold is not in the graveyard, BUT….. He did not say that the CLUE isn’t in the graveyard !
Last part of the poem, IF YOU ARE IN THE WOOD, I GIVE YOU ( T.I.T.L.E. ) to the gold. WHAT IS A TITLE ? next,
PUT IN BELOW THE ( HOME ) > PERMANENT RESIDENCE < of BROWN ……. The paragraph above the map will give you the name of the person BROWN if you watch FOOLS GOLD with Matt and Kate.
Now one more thing, in Clovis NM near Forrest Fenn’s childhood hero , north of the SANTA FE RAILROAD is a cemetery WITH a water Tower inside the graveyard and dump truck loads of dirt. ( heavy loads and water high. )
AND THE SIGN AT THE RAILROAD READS ONLY, SANTA FE !
Like he said, North of Santa FE.
There are several Browns in there as well , and I am fully aware of the first name of the Brown that I believe is the holder of the piece of wood that holds the TITLE to the gold under the headstone. There will be no violation of the grave OR tombstone as well. Just waiting for the right time and finances if its not to late.