Contact the owner / RSS feed / This workspace is public, Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Gmail, and Slack. Its really boring. Your contributions can explain a theory, but you should avoid lecturing the readers or putting down other approaches. If you're contacting the wiki administrator about access or other issues, be sure to add "pbworks.com" and "gmx.com" to the safe list in your email program, so responses don't end up in your spam folder. The alignment of a fountain and the moon-like dome of a building pinpoints the exact spot for the dig. Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings; Alaskan Bush People . Inside the pages of the treasure hunt boxes, hidden within their pages would be a series of clues. Amy - after Odeyin posted about the not exactly hidden - but somewhat obscured JPP signature in the Roanoke image, I had wondered about this. Only two have been found. Be sure your contributions are always professional, courteous, and helpful to the search. I wish I could have found a better copy of this book that does the artwork justice. The treasure Krupat sought was the work of a New York publisher named Byron Preiss, who in 1982 released a book titled "The Secret" (no relation to the popular self-help book with the same title). [2] A Japanese version was published in 1983, and the English version was re-issued in 2014. In every case that we know of, the feature is something man-made (probably to give it permanence and ensure that the shape wouldn't change over time). Head down the stairs and defeat the enemies inside the room. THIS IS AN UPDATED AND STREAMLINED VERSION WITH NEW PHOTOS AND INFO!This is my complete solve video for the New Orleans puzzle from the 1982 book, "The Secre. Over the last few years Expedition Unknown host Josh Gates has received thousands of messages with people claiming to have solved The Secret, but one fan just cut through the chatter with an image that made Josh's jaw drop: the broken corner of a ceramic clock-face. The rest is of the fair people. To set up the puzzle, Preiss traveled to different locations in North America to secretly bury a dozen ceramic vases, or, as he called them, "casques." The path is currently paved with asphalt, covering any potential dig spot, but in 1981 the paved area may have been narrower, or the path may not have been paved at all. Puzzle your way through the wintery Naumburg (Saale) as a team on the hunt for the Christmas treasure! Official Contact: Phone: 414-257-7275. welcome to the group, ST Augustine Sat Sept 3 2022 at 8am Flagler College.. SEE if another casque has been unearthed.. see the original painting by john jude palenca, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSH3RgOSC5c. I may have a great theory for you to check out next time you are in that area. Who knows maybe I will crack a code. My proposed solution for the Houston would put it in a spot that was covered with a crushed gravel path sometime around 2001. The outline of Illinois and a few well-known landmarks get us to Chicago. If you are asking when he might have buried the casques, according to publicity interviews Preiss did when the book launched in Nov, 1982 - they give varying accounts on when he did it but all seem to point to a time frame of Fall/Winter '81 to early Spring '82. There will be references to the number of steps in a staircase, or the name of a highway bridge, or the view across a lake, or the naming of paths in a community garden. The whole point is to reward exploration and the discovery of the obscure features one can only see at "see-level.". Its still there.This wiki had a solution for Image 6 that required a large pine tree in a certain place, but we didnt realize that the pine was still there until wiki users Marvin Calhoun, Zteam, and Andy Hafler nailed down the evidence.3) Even more amazing? Hi, yes I thought about it, and I have a theory to this park. I'm sure the bottom of the dress is referring to the Manhatten borough, the droplet in the top right represents Bronx, the biggest droplet represents queen's, the jewel is Brooklyn and the smallest droplet is Staten Island. If you damage an area or leave holes for other people to fill, you'll only be giving the whole hunt a bad name. The thread at Something Awful, for example, started on May 31, 2013 and in less than a week had more than 1,200 entries. Is the answer to this puzzle, that this treasure is real. But in other cases (San Francisco, St. Augustine, and Houston) there still seems to be a good chance of recovery, if a dig is done the right way with the full permission and cooperation of the relevant property owners. The casques are only going to be in places that have already been disturbed by humans and where further digging wouldn't be a problem. Trees are thought to be very important for the solutions in St. Augustine, Houston, and Milwaukee. The first box was discovered in 1983, during the secret treasure hunts early years. Litany quote: " Dwarves' treasure: purple Amethyst, Imperial star of Germany.". It would be difficult to dig in a crowded downtown location without being observed, so that might explain why this is the only puzzle that tells us to "get permission to dig out." It's very hard to imagine that Preiss would A) dig through rocks and bricks to make his hole, and then B) put the rocks and bricks BACK where they would be obstacles for the next diggers. } Take twice as many east steps as the hour Or more week we talk to Ben Asen and Joellen Trilling about the adventures they shared shooting images for Byron Preiss' The Secret Treasure Hunt. Forza Horizon 5 Supraman Treasure Hunt Guide - Clue Solution, Treasure Chest Location. I think its a bit archaic but when it comes to dark images that we are working with it may pay off to see some clues, from images that are dark. The green spiral at the base of the rose is a match for an unusual spiral at the end of a handrail in Golden Gate Park. The first step in solving the puzzle is to match up each image with the appropriate verse, month, stone, flower, and country of immigration. Also because back in 82 we didn't even have this wiki site or the technology we have now. Probably all to tell anyway. The way ahead is locked, and in the room are two platforms on the floor and one movable cube, but two will be . Thank you! Once retrieved the keys can be exchanged for a valuable stone. This is just a field guide for finding stuff. Those places would have made it far easier for Preiss to dig without being observed, but they would also make it less clear why searchers should get permission before digging. The icon here was some feature of the Greek Cultural Gardens. Cast Incendio on the cube on the left and Glacius on the cube on the right. Following the removal of the Maine monument in 2007, the city dug a large hole to build a concrete base for the Moultrie monument. The map gets us to the right area and then the verse takes us on a stroll through some of the local landmarks. Though it is likely he may have been working on the puzzle for a while before that. In 1982, The Secret: A Treasure Hunt by Byron Preiss was published. The second was unearthed in 2004 in Cleveland by two members of the Quest4Treasure forum. In setting up his puzzle in 1981, Preiss included an obscure quote about the majesty of the former hotel. Status: In 1980 or 1981, when Byron Preiss visited Houston to bury a casque, there was an antique steam locomotive (Number 982) prominently positioned on the southern edge of McGovern Lake in Hermann Park. Thoughts anyoneeeee, I think we all agree that new obstacles to digging may have been added on top of the casques over the past 37 years. This book has 12 puzzles in it, which are spoken of by cryptic poems and paintings that can be solved to reveal twelve treasure boxes hidden around the United States by the author. Whenever you search in PBworks, Dokkio Sidebar (from the makers of PBworks) will run the same search in your Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Gmail, and Slack. You don't have permission to comment on this page. 2. Many of the clues can only be solved by poring over obscure sources in a library. Should you remove something from the left? This wiki also currently offers detailed (but unproven) solutions for 8 more casques. Searchers were meant to line up the water jets of a fountain with the white dome of a building ("like moonlight in teardrops") and follow that line down to "the base of a tall tree." By posting new theories and new discoveries in a single, ever-lengthening thread, each forum created such a backlog of unorganized material that it was impossible for anyone to keep track of what had already been found. As of August 2020 only three of the twelve boxes have been found. We aren't likely to find the Aha Image for this casque unless someone discovers some photos from the appropriate time period. on: function(evt, cb) { In short, the easiest clues in The Secret are generally there to identify large, county-size areas by hinting at their most iconic and heavily visited spots. Icons for the 12 images. hi Fandango, thats a new idea to me, you may want to do more research, great thinking. He probably had no trouble digging a hole without anyone asking questions. If you've completed the . Yet hard to understand in the original. You need to pair this painting with a poem and then fol. Insert links to other pages or uploaded files. The casque was buried directly across from the top end of the pole. 1 hr 2 min; JUL 22, 2022; 45. icon for Charleston is not from the image but from the verse. Only two have been found. The Secret: A Treasure Hunt. Any place that is likely to have underground irrigation or electrical wiring should immediately be ruled out as a digging spot. The hunt involves a search for twelve treasure boxes, the clues to which were provided in a book written by Preiss in 1982, also called The Secret. There are currently nine treasure hunt boxes from Preisss book that are still hidden, and another may be discovered in the near future. The casque was found in Cleveland in 2004. The real casque likely still awaits discovery. For anyone interested in some new potential clues including the recent "Nudge": https://youtu.be/tmQmIuSczuo, SF has opened DIG PERMITS but rules have changed and only 1 free dig, its costs alot to dig after the first..i guess they think we are rich or this is a way to stop us from searching. Not too long ago I was watching a film which featured whirling dervishes. If not how do we know there may actually be metal in the key and the a metal detector can help find a casque? Terms of use / Privacy policy / GDPR, About this workspace window.mc4wp = window.mc4wp || { The Wisconsin Historical Society, which runs the island, manages it as part of its management. This is a wiki for solving the 12 puzzles contained inside The Secret, a puzzle book published in 1982 by Byron Preiss. I thought it a possibility because she points to it however if u actually read the book and solve the whole puzzle you'll see it's not. In 1979, the book 'Masquerade' became an international best-seller. Status: The search for Casque 5 has been completed! His steady work over the years has also identified some subtle and flat out hard-to-see details of Image 1 that no one else has spotted. [6][7][8], With the passage of time, some of the cached casques may have been destroyed, or been built over, as was happening with the Boston casque, which was buried in Langone Park, in Bostons North End which was undergoing renovation, resulting in the casque being dug up in an excavator. we found some pretty items in the ground at my spot, not it not the key but OMG its so realated to the book its amazaing find. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHjFgOfoZ7M. Left hand accepting, right hand releasing. Twelve treasure boxes were buried at secret locations across North America. The "Aha!" On the right side of the mask . Now you can find what you're looking for wherever it lives. Linda are you still in St Augustine? The treasure is thought to have been buried on Otter Island in Lake Superior. Image 11 captures not only the top of that box but also the edge of the ramp and a pipe or piece of conduit running along the wall. TICKETS. it sure would be nice to have a key found soon. Find the chest and get the loot inside the opened doors. Has anybody considered this or ruled it out? Some clues couldnt be or would be hard to make out. This capture from Image 6 is a stylized representation of this scene. There are so many matches betwee Image 11 and the Two-Circles site in Boston that it's hard to settle on just one. For every key, 904 euros ($1,500) in precious gems could be exchanged. Thanks to everyone for these and all the other insights on the wiki over the past month. Preiss, meanwhile, died in a car crash in 2005. no i am not in Florida, im in California. Various Mardi Gras clues get us to downtown New Orleans. Icon for Houston is a particular view of the train tracks for the miniature train. Wiki user Lori Sobota has provided a collection of photos showing the Greek Cultural Garden in Cleveland where the casque was found. Erin the Avid Reader BFF's with the Cheshire Cat. If so, that confirmation feature is now gone.).
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