[gilliampdhotmailcom]

Just wanted to make sure this hunt is still active. All communication seemed to end in March.

[JimD LostB]

Yes, Hunt is still going on. Don’t have any clues to add now, but trying to get a bonus prize ready soon and will update hints by end of July. No bottles have been claimed yet at either location.

Thanks for checking in.

[JimD LostB]

[JimD LostB]

Thats 1 of 2 being made for prizes. Will come with base. Still in rough stages. Hopefully will be ready in 2 weeks.

[gilliampdhotmailcom]

Very cool! I feel like I’m on the right path with the second riddle. Can you clarify/verify coastal beach vs an estuary or inlet. There are some brackish beaches I wanted to ignore if possible.

[JimD LostB]

Regular ocean beaches no brackish, for both riddles.

[gilliampdhotmailcom]

About how big is the object above the bottles? I dont think that info gives anything away…

[JimD LostB]

The object above both bottles is slightly larger than the the length of the bottle and is just as wide. Someone has just found bottle B on east coast. We will post details on the hint section as soon as we finish correspondence with the finder.

[gilliampdhotmailcom]

Nooooo, heartbreak! Congrats to the finder. I just needed a chance to go BOTG.

[JimD LostB]

Wanted to give a heads up, there is an update about bottle B that may be worth checking out.

[JimD LostB]

Also I wanted to give a better answer to a previous post from gilliampd. The question was about brackish beaches.  Many beaches may have water sources nearby that flow brackish water near them. Technically the ocean water could be a mix, but the important thing to know is that bottle B was, and bottle C is buried on a beach that directly faces the Atlantic Ocean.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by JimD LostB.

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