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// Today, we're going on one of the biggest treasure hunts in history. There's something very special about this treasure hunt though. //
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Listen to episode one hereToday, we're going on one of the biggest treasure hunts in history. There's something very special about this treasure hunt though.
It was created by Forrest Fenn – an art dealer and author in the US – and unlike the treasure hunts you might read of in books or see in movies, he was very much alive and giving out clues.
No pirates here... Just a stash of goodies worth thousands of dollars.
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