Hello, I have been trying for days to unscramble these letters. I have no clue. Here are the letters. I am not sure how many words there are but the answer gives the exact location of a treasure I'm looking for. Any help would be great.

Eeharnsryefolrerncecrlmnenahkrsbntttmekshapwadoleiobuupedhteaaeeetoaaaeesiotolsavjttdst

Good game. I'll have a go.

WELCOME

Thanks. I hope you can help.

Others will make their appearance soon. Some may have
some questions to aid in the search.

Ok great. I will be happy to answer any questions. :-)

what's the prize/treasure?

I have this faint suspicion that treasure dear has attacked the keyboard with eyes closed and given us the result for a how's that?

( I know I should think better of the world but....)

is there any context that we should be aware of?

and Bran, I think there's an appropriate mix of vowels and consonants to make sense. we shall see! :¬ )

Unfortunately the treasure for this particular clue has been found. Probably based off other clues besides these unscrambled treasures. If anyone is still trying to figure out what these letters mean they were suppose to be the exact location of a key. The treasure hunt is sponsored by a local car dealership for four keys. The keys will open a treasure chest with either $500, $1000, $1500 or keys to a brand new car.

The first key which went along with this clue was located at John Henderson Family Park also known as Enterprise Recreational Park and GC Donaldson Park. This particular clue if deciphered may have lead to the actual location of the key in the park. For example....once on the trail go west twenty steps off the trail and behind the tree you will see the key. I just made that up but I am guessing it went something like that.

If anyone does figure it out, please share because there are still three more keys to be found and this treasure hunt will continue for a few months, so it would be nice to know how know how this unscrambling business really works.

The clues come out throughout the week and not all of them are scrambled letters. I did the treasure hunt two years ago and came very close to finding the last key but someone got there right before I did.

Thanks again for the effort. :-)

Well, at least the prizes are great if you find the clues
and find the treasure.

Ack--if there are names specific to your locale, the chances of one of us unscrambling it are minimal. Howsomever--if I were you, I'd focus in on the j: it's the most unusual letter of the bunch. Just? Or is there a local name with a J in it?