We're on Clue #5 if you've not seen the latest one yet. Clue #6 comes out Thursday at 6pm at St. Paul Brewing.
Clue #1
From all throughout our realm we call treasure hunters home to St. Paul
To invite you each, one and all to seek our golden can of beer.
On public land is where it hides. Let city limits be your guides.
Prepare to take a lot of strides if you’re going to walk from here.
And thus St. Paul Brewing extends this invite to our darling friends
Where your hunting success depends on finding water of three kinds.
There’s a happy end to this tale if you stay off the beaten trail.
Articles provide some detail, but not the ones that cover finds.
Clue #2
Even with all the time you’ve got, a picnic this pursuit is not.
We’ve picked a rather rustic spot that doesn’t evoke the city.
You’re not going to need a ball, no vendors there as we recall.
Really, mostly nothing at all, but with snow the hills are pretty.
Clue #3
While our can sits on ground quite dry, a changing current is nearby.
Paddling might help you should you try, but no need for you to get wet.
Catalogs you may disregard, and getting letters can prove hard
But count an old-styled postcard as what people would love to get.
Clue #4
Since it’s not easy being green, blue and purple it sits between.
Just lying in a sylvan scene where many more trees used to grow.
If it helps you determine where, look in a park that’s far from square.
Because there’s a lot of land there we can get by without much snow.
Clue #5
Best not to take the interstate when going to town twenty-eight.
But finding a Montville estate puts you in the right neighborhood.
There’s a definite point to start, but from that path you must depart.
As you’re walking it would be smart to gain sight of water and wood.
David
Thanks for the heads up and all your hard work.
If possible I would go
5 on Como
5 on Harriet Island.
Jon Van Buren
10 on Indian Mounds Regional Park
Jon Van Buren
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10 on Indian Mounds Regional Park
Jon Van Buren