Full of Warm Waters Halt

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<b>Quote from samsmith on October 23, 2013, 8:01 am</b>

Not an argument there Newbie...the premise behind this chase is "the thrill"...Mr. Fenn answers little or nothing directly because he would give away too much doing so...He wants us to do it on our own, experience our own "thrill"...it would simply lessen it to have help from him.
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Nicely said Sam, This is why I never understood folks getting upset at the "useless clue" statement. We have the story, we have the poem, try his challenge to out wit him and enjoy the thrills he has had. What more do folks really need. It is very interesting to me the different ways, approach, and theories folks have from reading this forum and others on how to solve the poem. when all is said and done, as you said, " experience our own thrill", is what it is all about.

[duncan]

yess ,agreed d

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Water consists of two elements which or in the Periodic Table of Elements: Oxygen and Hydrogen. Whether or not Mr. Fenn said the treasure was exposed to the elements is not for me say, but I do believe a chest hidden in water is a chest hidden in the elements.

[Adam_The_Adventurer]

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<b>Quote from samsmith on October 23, 2013, 8:01 am</b>

He wants us to do it on our own, experience our own "thrill"...it would simply lessen it to have help from him.
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I agree 100%!





Always,

A_The_A

[jimjumpn48]

Wow...I think you are all sooo far off base! The blaze can not be hell because Fenn would have had to die and take the trove with him too hide it there and then come back to life to write the poem. And as far as a waste treatment plant, the word brown is capitalized meaning it is a proper name of a person, place or thing. And oh please give me a break...does the crap in the bottom of an outhouse deserve enough respect to be capitalizes? I don't think so!

[stoneman_65704]

Im thinking that warm waters halt is where the madison gibbon and firehole rivers converger in summer at the hebgen dam am i wrong????

[will197532]

Some say it is and some say they dont believe Forrest wouldnt make it that easy for us to find so it is more like what you believe.

[scott W]

Heading waaaay North. I'l wave to our Canadian friends.

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<b>Quote from stoneman_65704 on January 30, 2014, 7:49 pm</b>

Im thinking that warm waters halt is where the madison gibbon and firehole rivers converger in summer at the hebgen dam am i wrong????
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There's a remote place NW of West Yellowstone in Beaverhead... Warm Springs Creek eventually empties into the Ruby, but at various points intersects with Still Creek and Timber Creek, somewhere below Brown Bear and Cinnamon Bear Creeks. The probability is considered lower that these fit the poem because of the distance tolerance, but they once popped up on my search app as a potential "proximity cluster". Good luck in Montana.

[The Count]

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