http://www.teplin.com - BlogThe particular frame for this one is an alternate one that I drew for the back cover:
- but didn't use because my initial measurements for it were wrong, wrong, wrong. Duh, me.
Here are some questions.
Are all the numbers on the ground the same font?
Does it really matter?
Plants, seeds, weeds, trash, rocks? Can we match what is associated with each number on this back cover?
Around the edge of the cover:
12 TREASURES SLEEP IN THE SOIL
THE TOWER HAS 13 STORIES
BUT ARE ANY OF THEM TRUE?
THE UNEARTHING IS UP TO YOU
THE CLOCK IS TICKING
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We must be willing to get rid of the life we’ve planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us. ~Joseph Campbell
There are three kinds of people : Those who can count and those that can't.
http://www.teplin.com - BlogThe particular frame for this one is an alternate one that I drew for the back cover:
- but didn't use because my initial measurements for it were wrong, wrong, wrong. Duh, me.
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We must be willing to get rid of the life we’ve planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us. ~Joseph Campbell
There are three kinds of people : Those who can count and those that can't.
PQ: The answer, or close to it, is written in white on black.
The white writing on the back cover could be the place to look for "the answer, or close to it" mentioned by Quello in the July 13 post on the Twintig website.
The white writing includes several obvious numbers - 12, 1, 12, first, and 13. Could these numbers (or some combination of them) be S/H/M clues?
These treasures will belong to whoever finds them firstI'm not sure who or what the hero would be, unless it is telling us to pay attention to Dodge. Or is Gus our hero?
Solve walls / writing / rebus / themes of three / find tees / hero
Otherwise, these instructions (if accurately decoded) seem to reflect the kinds of patterns in the clues that have been discussed on various threads on this site.
(My apology for the font and formatting of this post. It keeps reverting every time I try to fix it.)
MayorSara,
wish I had more to contribute. Being this was my first arm chair treasure hunt, i certainly have learned much from your posts, keep up the good work.
polish princess
This was my first armchair hunt, too! I'm flattered if you learned anything from my posts - maybe the only lesson is that text clues have an infinite number of possibilities.
It's usually fun, though, and frustrating only once in awhile. I do wish someone would find these last two treasures!
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