Re: The Long Strange Road to Cherokee Heights
David- as always, an excellent interpretation. I personally feel the same way- I am hoping the CW will make sense of all this nonsense with his explanations
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Re: We Got Schooled
Hi David- can you post all clues on your website home page? Thanks! Michelle From: David A Sent: Monday, January 28, 2013 10:05 AM To:
Re: The Long Strange Road to Cherokee Heights
"that famous Happy Holidays Pair" seems hard to fit completly doesn't it? I think it's a dual meaning clue with it's apparent literal meaning mis-directing the
Re: My First Noodle - Yellow Mashed Rice
re: the girls in the Holiday Inn movie - their movie character names were Lila Dixon and Linda Mason. How's that for a dividing "line" ;)
Re: The Long Strange Road to Cherokee Heights
I know what you mean David. Yesterday I was mostly convinced it was at Cherokee, though also allowed it might be at Lilydale. And yet, exactly as Molly
Re: Treacherous Roads
Be safe everyone, I'm going back to sleep. Statistically speaking, the medallion is seldom found after midnight, (except for on clue 12 of course). Hunt in the
Treacherous Roads
Quickly icing over, it's going to be bumper cars before long.
Re: The Long Strange Road to Cherokee Heights
From Street Where you live: Curtice street evidently has lopsided streetscape, resulting in homes you descend to enter, ensues when houses are built before the
Re: Cherokee - Vento's View
Doing a search on Google maps for Ramsey county shows that the border runs directly along and parallel to Annapolis. If you're south of Annapolis, you're in
Re: Cherokee upper leg east of Smith, (covered already?)
Alright, back from the scout, this is indeed a viable park segment and fits quite well with Yellow rice (orleans or Manomin), Congress (politicians), outside
The Long Strange Road to Cherokee Heights
So, barring another red herring, it seems Cherokee is the park we're looking for, or rather in. I was feeling certain it was Lilydale earlier today. I'm a
Re: Thanking the 1 percent
You're on a roll! (HAHA! I must have spent too much noodling as I suddenly thought roll=buns, don't bruise your buns!) Lori To:
Re: Cherokee - Vento's View
Stumbled upon this biking Photo blog with section/Photos on Bruce Vento's View and Wildlife Viewing entrance and down to Brick yards. The writer implies the
Re: Clue #10
Cheesiest is as well. A lot of butt references. Lol on Sir mix a Lot.
Cherokee Heights Park
So it looks like you Anagram the first word of each line of Clue 10 Hark, ye lovers of woodland creatures, Cheekiest? Rumpiest? Judge their features. Gopher or
Re: Whooo boy...
As near as I can see- the picnic pavilion and the playground both have right angles. Equal rights. Both are south of the streets mentioned, however.
Re: Whooo boy...
Clue writer- you've got some splaining to do...
Someone has already gotten an anagram out of the unscrambled
HARK GOPHER CHEEKIEST = Cherokee Heights Park
Re: Cherokee upper leg east of Smith, (covered already?)
Also, Manomin is a type of brownish wild rice.
Re: Cherokee upper leg east of Smith, (covered already?)
There is also a congress street in that same general area- the line for which would put you directly over the yacht club below from Harriet.
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