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![Another Roadside Attraction - Arizona : i invented this game 'Treasure Island', but it's not the usual Robert Louis Stevenson treasure hunt - this time we are going after the Lost Dutchman's Mine - i found it using the Arizona Circlestone as my guiding marker. i have shown this to reputable colleagues and they agree it's a winner, although somewhat complex in its design. 'Can't eat gold when you need water'. Today we find a treasure map absolutely saturated with clues and we go ferreting out the 'blinds' from the 'blind'. None so blind as he who cannot see. Yes, it's a Phi-eyed view of the Superstitions, aptly named. You could be very wealthy - just ask any of the Phoenicians of Phoenix - or very dead like many before you. Shortly, the maps - under Pic 1 and Pic 2. Every treasure hunt begins with a map or maps - just ask the inventors of Google Earth.
Have fun... James Blunt's 'All the Lost Souls' is the best music for this one. 'As time goes by i'll always be in a club with you in 1973. Here we go again'. The clues of the day will be found in this gallery.
'Tell us!''
'Alright', said Deep Thought. 'The answer to the Great Question...'
'Yes...!'
'Of Life, the Universe and Everything...' said Deep Thought.
'Is...' said Deep Thought, and paused.
'Yes...!'
'Is...'
'Yes... !!!...?'
'Forty-two,' said Deep Thought, with infinite majesty and calm'.
[Douglas Adams, 'The Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy', Pan Books, London, 1979.]
'The union of the mathematician with the poet, fervor with measure, passion with correctness, this is surely the idea'. - William James (1842-1910, American psi-chologist and phi-losopher).
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Have fun... James Blunt's 'All the Lost Souls' is the best music for this one. 'As time goes by i'll always be in a club with you in 1973. Here we go again'. The clues of the day will be found in this gallery.
'Tell us!''
'Alright', said Deep Thought. 'The answer to the Great Question...'
'Yes...!'
'Of Life, the Universe and Everything...' said Deep Thought.
'Is...' said Deep Thought, and paused.
'Yes...!'
'Is...'
'Yes... !!!...?'
'Forty-two,' said Deep Thought, with infinite majesty and calm'.
[Douglas Adams, 'The Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy', Pan Books, London, 1979.]
'The union of the mathematician with the poet, fervor with measure, passion with correctness, this is surely the idea'. - William James (1842-1910, American psi-chologist and phi-losopher).
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Another Roadside Attraction - Arizona
i invented this game 'Treasure Island', but it's not the usual Robert Louis Stevenson treasure hunt - this time we are going after the Lost Dutchman's Mine - i found it using the Arizona Circlestone as my guiding marker. i have shown this to reputable colleagues and they agree it's a winner, although somewhat complex in its design. 'Can't ...
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