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Just read that the medallion was inside an empty can of SunLuck stir fry baby corn. It's a Chinese product, so the clue about taking it on the CHIN and buckling the KNEES is the only remote clue about what the puck was hidden in. Maybe Clue 11 or 12 would have referenced the SunLuck can in some way, unless there is some anagram in one of the other clues that we missed.
It'll be interesting to read the CW's clue explanations.

Part 1 of the video is the reveal of the PP patch and part 2 is a poem about the hunt in which I of course include The Allison Wonderland community. I swear my rhymes are much easier going than the CW's 2023 hunt. Total runtime is just over 2 minutes.

This post was created for the MN Historical Society Gale Family Library Facebook page
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Hey everyone, the Medallion Hunt might be over now, but the Winter Carnival definitely isn't! Take a day to rest up and process what just happened. But then if you start to worry that life is getting back to normal just a little too much, the Winter Carnival Scavenger Hunts are still going on! And with the nice weather coming up this weekend, it will be a great time to get out and explore the city with the North Wind Hunt. Think of it as 30 one clue treasure hunts. Solve the clue, visit that location, do a GPS check in on the Goosechase app, and you won't even have to do any digging! Here is what some people who completed this year's hunt have said:   "I really loved this experience. It definitely got me do some different corners of the city."   "My kids and I all had an awesome time"   "Your clues are great, and it was fun to explore the variety of sites and places St Paul offers. The variety of locations was amazing."   If you're ready to stay indoors for now, we also have the South Wind Hunt which also offers 30 clues to 30 locations. But rather than visit, you'll just need to find the answer to a question once you solve the clue. Or for a harder challenge we have the East Wind hunt which presents you with 12 tricky puzzles to solve to figure out the 12 locations you must visit. Or finally, take the kids and head back to Phalen for our West Wind Hunt. Just give us a couple of days to make sure everything is back in order now that we're done treasure hunting there.   Each hunt costs $20 (which goes 100% to the Winter Carnival, thanks to Priority Courier Experts, our sponsor). If you'd like to sign up, you can do so at https://www.wintercarnival.com/events/saint-paul-scavenger-hunt/

Just saw the craziest thing. If you zoom in on Google maps to where the treasure was found south of the beach house, there is a car parked on the grass!

I was looking over by the beach house on Sunday and there was a guy with a metal detector. I laughed and thought - that isn’t going to help. Well I guess I was wrong. 

Oh, boy!  If it was hidden inside a steel can, you can bet you'll see metal detectors being used next year.  I thought they stopped hiding a metal-detectable treasure long ago.

Yes, found at Phalen on a hill by the beach house by Ken Soles

There is recent talk it's been found at Phelan 


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FOUND at Phalen.

I think Mn humanities center
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Subject: Re: [theallisonwonderland] PP Medallion Hunt - Clue #6   I think defend your liberties and rights more likely refers to Iowa Ave.

There is a pier on Round Lake (part of Phalen). This is part of the park where I think the medallion is at, closer to Frost Ave.

"no need to wade" could be referring to a pier.  As someone mentioned earlier, "ripe" in Clue 4 is an anagram for pier. And "catch" in that same line of Clue 4 is a fishing term.

I also thought silver and gold could point to Nevada St.  And, Gustavus Adolphus was known as the father of modern warfare who elevated his country to major military power. That church is right up by Iowa and Hoyt.  Ahhhhh my brain hurts and I am attempting to organize my business taxes to no avail. I guess I just need to head over to Phalen and search since I can't focus today. Happy Hunting, everyone! 
Jone
On Tue, Jan 31, 2023 at 1:53 PM Allison Wonderland via groups.io <AllisonWondrland=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

I think defend your liberties and rights more likely refers to Iowa Ave.

I was certain Clues 7 and 8 were references to Phalen. However, I can't get the explanation of clue 6 of the 2019 Hunt out of my head after reading today's clue. Steer, wade, and fade = stockyards, Cattlemen's Hotel, and a barber shop. 

On Tue, Jan 31, 2023 at 1:11 PM Allison Wonderland via groups.io <AllisonWondrland=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Defend your liberties and rights - Public Works commissioner Oscar Keller was indicted by a Ramsey County grand jury in 1917 for a "disloyal" speech he gave in support of streetcar workers who were on strike. May not mean the hiding spot is in Keller, but perhaps in Phalen near Keller?

Ha, well being in the right park is what matters, however you got there. You might have won my park pool if I had had time to run it this year!
David

On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 01:02:57 PM CST, <alfabob1@...> wrote:

Also, someone else had the 'chin+knees' idea. 
What I will take credit for is being the first to choose Phalen as the park, if that is where the medallion is found. Check my post #936 on Jan. 4. Maybe the CW saw that and decided to hide the puck there.

Also, someone else had the 'chin+knees' idea. 
What I will take credit for is being the first to choose Phalen as the park, if that is where the medallion is found. Check my post #936 on Jan. 4. Maybe the CW saw that and decided to hide the puck there.

Still, in the Medallion Hunt, you don't have to be original to be right. There are lots of wrong ideas out there that one can buy into. It took me quite a while to get on board with Phalen.
David

On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 12:53:33 PM CST, <alfabob1@...> wrote:

I cannot take credit for that. Someone else posted about the 1973 hunt with the treasure found in Phalen by the Mankato students, and you mentioned the tie-in to the Ukraine clue with the Zielinski name. I just embellished a bit on that.

I cannot take credit for that. Someone else posted about the 1973 hunt with the treasure found in Phalen by the Mankato students, and you mentioned the tie-in to the Ukraine clue with the Zielinski name. I just embellished a bit on that.