Upper Landing
I went out for an hour today and I was alone in the park. I did see about 3 people in Harriet from the river's edge. The wind was really blowing off the river
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Re: Park pick
David, I'll take upper landing for todays pick. On Jan 23, 2013 3:56 PM, "treehustler@..."
Re: [The Allison Wonderland] Park pick
My pick today is hidden falls... Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE exclusively from Sprint ... From: "David Allison" To:
Re: Anagram for clue 4
Doh! I missed the d. Sliced doesn't mean anymore to me but its a beautiful day at Crosby anyway! Andre Lima
Re: Park pick
I forgot to get my pick in yesterday. If it's still allowed, I would like Hidden Falls for both yesterday and today. Alex
Re: Red herrings and bluffs
RE: Lilydale. I don't know if Lilydale is considered a "construction site": It sounds like the "construction" is complete, but there are still plantings to
Re: [The Allison Wonderland] Re: Red herrings and bluffs
And that there's only one winner in both events ... From: "David Allison" To: "theallisonwonderland@yahoogroups.com"
Re: Red herrings and bluffs
I personally don't buy into the Three Musketeers reference. I also don't think they would specifically mention the Crashed Ice event if they only meant to
Re: [The Allison Wonderland] Park pick
Thanks for understandin dahlin ... From: "Jennifer ." To: Subject: [The Allison Wonderland] Park
Re: Red herrings and bluffs
Same as last year but I think they were new last year so we still don't know much about them. I don't know much about Lilydale so they may indeed have some
Re: Red herrings and bluffs
Could be all three of those things...The all for one, one for all sounding line of the clue #4 made me think of 3 musketeers, both the Dumas characters and the
Re: Anagram for clue 4
I had meatballs a few times with rice in them and the people who made them called them Swedish Meatballs, but I think they are porcupine meatballs instead.
Re: Red herrings and bluffs
does anybody think that perhaps some of this is in reference to what the puck might be wrapped in such as a Bit-O-Honey candy wrap, a 3-Musketeer's candy
Re: Red herrings and bluffs
David, you don't think this is the same CW as last year? Also, doesn't Lilydale have construction going on right now, which would make it off-limits? L. To:
Re: Anagram for clue 4
I've never seen a Swedish meatball recipe with rice in it! (But I bet wild rice would be a tasty addition.) I think the entire clue is about the Crashed Ice
Re: Anagram for clue 4
Oh yes, Swedish Meatball have mashed rice in them, and don't they have sweet yellow onions too? How do the other clues fit at Swede?
Re: Anagram for clue 4
That's very compelling, but I do notice it's not a true anagram because there's a "d" that goes unused. I was able to get "Swede" out of yellowmashedrice, but
Re: Red herrings and bluffs
Those are a lot of questions. To answer the first, I don't know for sure. They have put the medallion in some places with questionable accessibility in the
Re: Red herrings and bluffs
Anyone catch the three musketeer reference in last nights clue? Thanks to my wife on that. "Fun for all, for one the glory". Could just be alluding to the new
Anagram for clue 4
I might be digging a little too deep but Crosby has 2 roads running to it called elway and homer. Yellow mashed rice = homer elway slice Other parts of the