The Allison Wonderland

10 go Irvine Thanks

https://www.powerthesaurus.org/bower

Don't forget the conservatory also if you like Como. It must be some place with a roof overhead because you will not get wet. Could be many parks again.

Yes, l had to make a decision. I have walked both landings and just picked a bigger park. I still think it is Highland and they are making it difficult. But then l am mentally disturbed in my old age. Lol....actually don't want to drive that far up north. I decided to stay home and rest my hip, back and knees from hurting climbing over snow burrs and walking in the snow. I have not found that tree trunk  in HL however and checked out the bark patterns against the screen shot l took in the beginning. Didn't find it in Hidden either but kept near parking because my hips hurt. The snow sucks up little old folk yah know following that hopping rabbit down, down that hole.

5 phalen  5 Battle Creek 

Highland 

10 Battle Creek

#ParkPick 
10 on Phalen please

No need for suite or rubber boots tells me it’s not by the water parks or any of the water in the park! We are going to need more coordinates, other than between upper and lower to lock in a good spot to dig. I’m thinking by the old ski ruins? Seems to fit the bill but again a large area to scope out without more precise directions

That leads me to believe it might be in a small park.

I swear the clue writer picked 10 parks and purposely created clues that they all have in common to totally confuse us on which park it is. I have a feeling it will go to the midnight dig which l am not fond of because l am a lone hunter.

I don't think they have ever had such a pre-hunt video before, so we will find out!

Lower landing park
#parkpickpool

A bower is also either one of the two highest trumps (did I hear (im)peach?) in the card game 'euchre'. 
It is also a person who bows (connection to genuflect clue?) to show respect.

That was at Harriet Island in 1960.

I don't know that it is in their nature or that there is any precedent for just naming a street outright.

Could also be Pacific Ave that runs near Indian Mounds and turns into Plum street (plum-met from clue 6) at the bluff that overlooks BVNS.

I think it is just a visual rhyme. But they do like the word bower.

I was also thinking a water tower could be the water above. But why is the water grand? That may be the key to figuring out which water. If I stick with Phalen it could be a reference to Atlantic St. which runs both above and below the park on a map. There is a famous hotel called the Grand Atlantic, though perhaps not famous enough to be in a clue. Or maybe the Atlantic is just grand by itself?

They used the word bower two years ago when it was at Harriet Island.