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The famous explorer Algernon Emmery Ambrose spent his entire life collecting the most fantastic objects ever known to man. Upon his death, rather than willing these artifacts to some arcane institution, Ambrose left his entire collection to the best of humanity.
He devised a method by which the worthy among us could come forth and collect these magnificent treasures. That's where the Scrolls come in. Every few months, The Ambrose Estate releases into publication one of Mr. Ambrose's beautifully illuminated field notes (Scrolls). Encoded within each of these Scrolls are clues to the location of a treasure coin hidden somewhere within the lower 48 United States.
Find that coin and present it to The Ambrose Estate and you will be handsomely rewarded with a beautiful piece of treasure from the Ambrose Vaults. That's it: buy a scroll, crack the clues, find the treasure.
The treasure is out there. All you have to do is find it!
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Though the majority of treasure hunts on their site require a few bucks to get started (you can check prices there) to have a chance to find the treasure, there are a few Free Hunts...and really...who doesn't like free? You can head on over to Scrollquest.com's Free Hunts section and get started now! Good luck hunting!
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Has anybody looked at this
Has anybody looked at this yet. The current hunt is called the grown up easter egg hunt. You have to find the coin and you get a Faberge Egg. Clue 2 has already been released. There have been references to Power, 1978(powerplants and industries act), sinking feeling, swiming, sills and thing being deep which all leads me to believe that it might be near a lake with a dam. It also refers quite often to Common ground or common things. It also refers to Trails and Paths and gold, maybe nature trails or somthing like a park. I dont know? If it rings a bell with any one you might want to check it out.
TO BE CONTINUED!!
GO THUNDER!!