treasurehunter9

[treasurehunter9]

I believe this is where your trail ends, If you look at the tip of your end trail it seems to connect to this trail.

If you go to this stop and look to the up the one trail you’ll see a pole that could have your H on it

Turn around, Directly behind, threw the trees there is a gathering of people that look to be sitting on some sort of staute... Its very hard to see

Unless its a fallen tree, but it looks to me like something

I could be wrong but it might be worth a look

[treasurehunter9]

Solution To Montreal

Lets Start At The Mount Stephen Club on Drummond St, Montreal

View the Three Stories of Mitchell just up the road continuing up Drummond St. 

As It was back in the day , Mitchell and Holland which is a Three story Building,

Hints Line 1: The three stories of Mitchell

The word stories has special meaning. It is referring to the three bedtime stories of Mitchell? Or is it referring to the three stories of Mitchell as in a building? The editor said it means three stories as in a building.

As you walk the Beating of the world,  Drummond broken down into Drum and Monde, Monde in french means World.

Line 2: The beating of the world. This is a difficult section (…even though every part is difficult). From beating, think “beat”, and from “beat”, think “drum”. (Japanese “drum”) is spelled “d.r.u.m.” From this you must think of a person’s name. Open up a relatively large English dictionary and find “drum”, and search the vicinity to arrive at a person’s name. Without tedious effort there will be no treasures

  Ruth Lommon Was a fammous Harpsichord Player from Canada, She studied at Mcgill University.

 These are all Mcgill University Buildings that run across Drummond St.

Now Montreal is the only City i know of that when a place is developed they put a copper leaf in the sidewalk with the construction companies name and the year, here’s an example of one

Step on nature Cast in copper For this section, I was told to imagine “a leaf”… What does “a leaf” mean?

Our Penny also has a maple leaf on the back

Now at the end of Drummond street we come to a staircase

At the top and across the road, up a S shaped trail We come to “The Grand Staircase” which was remodeled in the years after Bryon hide the Treasures so I don’t know if at the time it had exactly 200 hundred but it definitely has at least 200 now

I chose a Winter picture so the leafs wouldn’t up struck the view of the stairs

At the top of the “Grand Stair Case” theres a look out that was modeled after a compass and has bronze pointers on each piller pointing to different parts of the city

If you take the trail behind this look out there’s a culvert, ( A culvert is a structure that allows water to flow under a road) now i know this isnt under a road, so i asked a friend of mine in construction if he would consider this a culvert and he said that a culvert is basically “any form of guided path that diverts water as to not obstruct a road or sidewalk  “ so yes this would technically be a culvert. 

Now if you follow the arrow in the picture it will come to a path of the right side that leads under a bridge

Under the Bridge Walk 100 Paces south east Over Rock and soil

You can see the cobble stone path that turns into soil, To the first young birch 

Pass three, Staying West

and sadly this is where my trail runs cold because google maps doesn't go down this trail and i believe it’s down this trail

Now some things to point out, Wonderstone is Volcanic rock, Mount Royal is an old Volcano, Hearth Means floor of a fireplace, in front of a fireplace, or a symbol of ones home. So Wonderstone’s hearth could mean home of volcanic rock which could mean a Volcano

 Bryon Preiss Wrote a whole book about Fair People loving nature and begin outdoors, what better place then a city built around a Mountain, to hide a gem on said mountain?

I letter from the country could be a plaque that says something about someone but it could also just be a single letter.

I also Believe That the line about a harpsichord wasn't a hard hitting clue, but was supposed to lead us to our next clue on a Tall Proud, Fifth at it’s southern foot, could refer to a fifth Note

A place of interest also on Mount Royal is this... I don’t know what to call it, But its got a symbol, on a fire place (Hearth), and it’s tall, but i don’t know if its proud

Another thing to point out is in 1998 alot of trees died because of a bad storm and i know that mountain has gone threw some huge remodeling in the last couple years, so statues that were once there my be gone know