Little resonances in Santa Fe with stories in Fenn’s books?

New Mexico Museum of Art
Little resonances in Santa Fe with stories in Fenn’s books?
New Mexico Museum of Art
Day Two of Fennboree included the book-signing at Collected Works Bookstore on Gallisteo.
Forrest makes a deal for some Grapette.
Toby again.
Lunch at La Fonda.
New connections.
And tomorrow???
Who doesn’t love a contest? Hats off to Dal and Forrest!
Forrest Modeling Mildew Personality Galore Hat Contest More than three years ago Forrest bragged about Mildew..his hat of dubious distinction. He declared that this hat was the most “interesting” on the blog. Shallow claim. I say. Help me prove the point by submitting a photo of your “interesting hat” to me at: dal at lummifilm…
via A “Personality Galore” Hat Contest… — Thrill Of The Chase
A very cool project is bringing World Heritage Sites to the armchair traveler. Here’s a LINK to the one in southern Colorado. 3D visual of the kivas is especially interesting.
A different pueblo, taken by someone close awhile back.
MARCH 2018 by Jeremy First things first, buy the hat. You need an adventure hat. It’s non-negotiable. As soon as you put it on, you’re basically Indiana Jones already. Adventure hats vary greatly depending on how cheap you are, but let’s call this $50. I spent $20. I’m cheap. Next, buy the book. The…
via How To Have An Adventure For A Few Hundred Bucks… — Thrill Of The Chase
Thanks to Ms Cain @ Business Insider for linking my blog to her article on Forrest Fenn and his hidden treasure! [Stats were booming, Forrest.]
Mr. Fenn signing my TTOTC.
Snowed in? In need of a distraction?
Intrepid’s Accommodations in the Boundary Waters near Canadian Border (NOT where warm waters halt)
Try armchair treasure hunting.
Treasure in the Rockies
Treasure is where you find it.
Nina or Pinta or Santa Maria?
Old as Columbian Exposition? Gramma’s jewelry box mystery.
Here’s a link to the latest interview with Forrest Fenn.
It’s great to see Forrest and Dal and Cynthia again.
Nice write-up over at ARTLVRK. Thought I’d share. It’s on my bucket list.
On the 18th of December 1888, Richard Wetherill, explorer, guide and excavator to-be, along with his friend Charlie Mason, both cowboys from Mancos, found Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde after noticing the ruins from the top of the highland. Cliff Palace is the largest cliff dwelling in North America, its structure built by the Ancient […]
via Cliff Palace and the Ancient Pueblo People — A R T L▼R K
A different pueblo, taken by someone close awhile back.
There are unearthed treasures out there. Are you up for the hunt? Many of history’s most famous hidden treasures have either been found or been proven to be nothing more than wishful thinking. But every once in a while, we’re reminded that there are still undiscovered fortunes out there. This year, the imaginations of modern-day […]
via Secret places to find real buried Treasures !! — WorldzSecret
November 2017 by CYNTHIA Thanks to Toby and Shelley for live-streaming the book-signing event and for posting their great photos. Forrest asked me to write a few words and post a few pictures. Here is a written account of what I remember with a few of my photos (and some texted to me)…
via Once Upon A While Book-Signing Events… — Thrill Of The Chase
Thanks, Cynthia. Fun to see familiar faces even though I couldn’t be there.
Thanks to Toby for this video of the Fenn and Preston chat before the book signing:
The following are my opinions. I have, on more than one occasion, said and written that the event on May 18, 2017 caused a change in Fenn. He was already tired of the “activity” around the effort to find the treasure he hid. May 18, to me, was the straw that broke the burro’s back. […]
via The End Has Drawn Nigh. — A Gypsy’s Kiss
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