Change me to no guess before clue 2 also. It is not showing up or I posted in wrong place. I'm finding this web site to be confusing. Is it that slow to show
Am I remembering that "heights and watery sights" was used during the '08 IM hunt?? I don't have the clues for that one printed anywhere anymore. I just have
Looking back at the explanations for Clue 1 for the past several hunts, it seems there can be a lot of information gleaned from the first clue. Read the
I am getting confused by where to post. Also having problems posting and then it comes up much later as a clone post. I'm also seeing last year under topics
Hi Genavieve, no i'm sorry i won't and somehow missed that people were getting together there tonight - not paying attention enough i guess. :( ... On Tue,
I don't think anyone expects to actually find it on the playground, so I'd say it still works fine for a clue. But it could also refer to the baseball field.
The hunt is about to begin. We have but little snow and even that is likely to decrease in this coming warm spell. We have a cluewriter we're still feeling
Could also be a reference to what it's hidden in--bound up in something, or in something with a picture of a rabbit ("bound"-> something that rabbits do). On
I just realized that the clues this year are back to the old rhyme scheme (a,a,b,c,c,b). They weren't that way the last few years. I suppose it is meant to
I didn't think we would see this until this afternoon but I guess I'm behind the times: Clue #1 Our hunt this year tinged with a tear For a master who kept us
My only issue with Mounds is that the playground is under heavy construction (large mounds of dirt and orange construction fence). I feel like they wouldn't
It could, of course, mean just the opposite. It says "don't cast about", therefore it could be a park with a lake that cannot be fished, or even no lake at
Highland is an obvious conclusion to draw from the lads and lassies and some other things. However, to think it is actually at Highland after an obvious
I just had another thought. If you weren't already aware, the "Rags to riches" line is a reference to Jim Ragsdale, a former writer for the PP who died
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