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[ChasingScant]

Can someone please post the information Forrest conveyed that the poem could be used in 1,000 years to find the treasure? My understanding is that he was not concerned if the treasure was found in 100 years or 1,000 years. The Rosetta Stone poem wasn't used to find it, but it was found.

[JoeKing101]

Can someone please post the information Forrest conveyed that the poem could be used in 1,000 years to find the treasure? My understanding is that he was not concerned if the treasure was found in 100 years or 1,000 years. The Rosetta Stone poem wasn't used to find it, but it was found.

Q: Did the same 9 clues exist when you were a kid and to your estimation will they still exist in 100 years and 1000 years?
A:“The clues did not exist when I was a kid but most of the places the clues refer to did. I think they might still exist in 100 years but the geography probably will change before we reach the next millennia.”

[ChasingScant]

My point exactly, he answer affirmatively they might exist in 100 years and doubtful things will be the same in 1,000. Take the Rosetta Stone poem for example, if it said go past the Oasis with the 40 Palm trees and then past the grand dune it may have been useful for 100 years, in 1,000 it probably no longer applied and then it was up to fate. Any others?

[DeeepThnkr]

In 100 and 1000 years- this is getting easier. C=100; 1k=m; and = meld, add, sew. See my ears. Fenn has numbers in his ears, one is a 6.

[Billy bones]

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[mikemarcum878]

My point exactly, he answer affirmatively they might exist in 100 years and doubtful things will be the same in 1,000. Take the Rosetta Stone poem for example, if it said go past the Oasis with the 40 Palm trees and then past the grand dune it may have been useful for 100 years, in 1,000 it probably no longer applied and then it was up to fate. Any others?

This mean to me did ff hide it in a crack in the mountain side but after a hundred of yeas this crack will probably close up.

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[Longfellow]

Specialty knowledge?

mindy i got to agree with filmguy ,any printing or mixing of ink for paintings or printing is a special knowledge,and to match colors takes a trained eye,i get the feeling your just kinda throwing this idea out there ,at least i hope so

No, I’m not just throwing it out there. Van Dyke has been my hoB for a long time.

When you take a course, the syllabus usually has a section titled “Important Literature.” What you have to pay attention to most in the chapter in TTotC with that title is not only the book F mentions by name, but the books he implies, like all of Eric Sloane’s.

That would be required knowledge, as dictated by the “syllabus,” not specialized knowledge.


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Mindy - I'm a new poster here, but long-time reader. I have to say, you are a smart cookie and you do your homework.

[Mindy]

Specialty knowledge?

mindy i got to agree with filmguy ,any printing or mixing of ink for paintings or printing is a special knowledge,and to match colors takes a trained eye,i get the feeling your just kinda throwing this idea out there ,at least i hope so

No, I’m not just throwing it out there. Van Dyke has been my hoB for a long time.

When you take a course, the syllabus usually has a section titled “Important Literature.” What you have to pay attention to most in the chapter in TTotC with that title is not only the book F mentions by name, but the books he implies, like all of Eric Sloane’s.

That would be required knowledge, as dictated by the “syllabus,” not specialized knowledge.


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Mindy - I'm a new poster here, but long-time reader. I have to say, you are a smart cookie and you do your homework.

Thank you.


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[mikemarcum878]

Specialty knowledge?

mindy i got to agree with filmguy ,any printing or mixing of ink for paintings or printing is a special knowledge,and to match colors takes a trained eye,i get the feeling your just kinda throwing this idea out there ,at least i hope so

No, I’m not just throwing it out there. Van Dyke has been my hoB for a long time.

When you take a course, the syllabus usually has a section titled “Important Literature.” What you have to pay attention to most in the chapter in TTotC with that title is not only the book F mentions by name, but the books he implies, like all of Eric Sloane’s.

That would be required knowledge, as dictated by the “syllabus,” not specialized knowledge.


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Mindy - I'm a new poster here, but long-time reader. I have to say, you are a smart cookie and you do your homework.

Thank you.


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Well I like to say something your DNA contains DATA.

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[DeeepThnkr]

I don't know how long Van Dyke has been yr hob but I know I was using it for a year and posting it online. Do you remember my Painters Outpost solve and VanDyke Rd solve? XuX, etc?