The Odyssey of a Rock | Can You Find It? | Where Will You Relocate It?

 Photos and Story by Ken Hulsey

A couple of days ago, I stumbled upon this delightful painted rock, which some call Kindness Rocks, in Alexandria. The moment I spotted it, I felt this irresistible urge to take it with me, knowing I had a mission to relocate it. So, during my adventures yesterday, I headed westward and figured, why not bring it along to Texas and leave it there for someone to find?

Now, here’s where it gets fun—if you’re curious about where this little treasure might be hiding, just refer to the clues in the photos I snapped. If you're lucky enough to discover it, the idea is to take it and then leave it somewhere else, hopefully a bit further afield.

 

The Secret: You are about to embark on a fantastic adventure

Whatever happened to the Fair People: the goblins, dragons, fairies, leprechauns and other fantastic creatures of the Old World?

The Second Clue:

Of all the romance retold
Men of tales and tunes
Cruel and bold
Seen here
By eyes of old
Stand and listen to the birds
Hear the cool, clear song of water
Harken to the words:
Freedom at the birth of a century
Or May 1913
Edwin and Edwina named after him
Or on the eighth a scene
Where law defended
Embedded in the sand
Waits the Fair remuneration

The First Clue: The Secret: You are about to learn the answer to an age-old mystery

"The jewels collectively are worth over ten thousand dollars. The treasure casques themselves are of incalculable value, never having been owned by man or woman."

"Every treasure casque is buried underground, at a depth of no more than three to three and one-half feet. The casques are protected by lustrous transparent boxes, and are sealed."