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Do you mean 36 as in the highway? While that would be true, it wouldn't lend any meaning to the second line. In my mind, "the ones" are Winter Carnivals and "had these" refers to ice palaces. But if it is referring to a road number, then I assume "the ones" would still be Winter Carnivals, but would would they have 35 or 36 of?
David B. Allison

On Monday, January 26, 2026 at 12:09:04 PM CST, nate roub via groups.io <nprarmy11@...> wrote:

If 35 is exactly a quarter 36 would be roughly a quater

If 35 is exactly a quarter 36 would be roughly a quater

Also, the sinclaire family’s royal bloodline.  

Linwood is right off I-35 / 1/4 of 140, Now serving herring 1/2 off...

On Monday, January 26, 2026 at 09:38:17 AM CST, Alan Sadowsky via groups.io <aesadowsky@...> wrote:

If Linwood, 40th first time location by my quick count
On Mon, Jan 26, 2026 at 9:10 AM Allison Wonderland via groups.io <AllisonWondrland=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

I think a royal boarder is just someone who lives in a palace.
David B. Allison

On Monday, January 26, 2026 at 09:23:27 AM CST, MattFoster via groups.io <matthewfoster28@...> wrote:

Not sure what "Royal Boarder" is suggesting- i looked at u.s. Olympic snow boarding team and no one from MN is on it. 

If Linwood, 40th first time location by my quick count
On Mon, Jan 26, 2026 at 9:10 AM Allison Wonderland via groups.io <AllisonWondrland=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Actually, I stand corrected. Someone named Iris Pflum from Minneapolis is on the snowboarding team. 

Not sure what "Royal Boarder" is suggesting- i looked at u.s. Olympic snow boarding team and no one from MN is on it. 

The thing about the 1/4 is that 35 is *exactly* 1/4 of 140 and the clue says *roughly*. It also leaves the second line not making much sense. But 43 is (very) roughly 1/4 of 140 and there have been 43 Winter Carnivals that have had an ice palace.

I get it now, "earn you due" =  Deubener Place, after Walter Deubener, who ran a grocery store and invented the paper bag handle for customers. Cool clue!

You guys are totally right. I grew up playing hockey at pleasant. Sad to hear that news! 

I think the trashmen song still fits  - the yard waste site in just down the hill. Though I might have some personal  issues calling yard waste trash. 
35 being in proximity and being 1/4 of 140 works too.
I’m sure it won’t be referenced in a clue  since the news is quite fresh (days) but the nearby Pleasant Ice Arena - so named for the remnant of the road 35E mostly took over- will be shuttering in June. Home of the St Paul Figure Skating Club they have had international success tho mostly in years past. Most of my kids learned to ice skate there will be sad to see it go. 

Linwood is old English for “Lake by the wood”

Were you able to make a “lake” or “waterway” work for linwood? 

I spent so much time between Linwood  and Central last year I think I will also go 10 on Linwood. I know that park and wish I didn’t have to work a 12 hour shift today. Ugh. Go get it, everyone!!!   

I'll do 5 for Como and 5 for Lilydale
On Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 11:11:41 PM PST, Allison Wonderland via groups.io <allisonwondrland@...> wrote:

I guess now is the time to go all 10 for Linwood for me also.   David

I guess now is the time to go all 10 for Linwood for me also.   David

If it's in my last years Red Herring, of LINWOOD, I will go nuts, but Victoria runs into it off of St Clair, but the pickle ball courts are Not in Linwood but down the street a tad, but there are Tennis Courts. Como is also off Victoria. And just because I like Herring, I'll go 10 on Linwood...AGAIN cuz I;m nuts but so are the clue writers, right? LOL

On Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 11:42:24 PM CST, Mike Flipp via groups.io <flippstermn@...> wrote:

And Victoria runs into?.

On Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 11:32:57 PM CST, Allison Wonderland via groups.io <allisonwondrland@...> wrote:

For its one-hundred forty years, St. Paul's Carnival deserves cheers. (The ones that had these make up roughly one quarter.) With an entrance fit for a queen, we look forward to one day seeing A park from which we can take in a royal boarder.

And Victoria runs into?.

On Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 11:32:57 PM CST, Allison Wonderland via groups.io <allisonwondrland@...> wrote:

For its one-hundred forty years, St. Paul's Carnival deserves cheers. (The ones that had these make up roughly one quarter.) With an entrance fit for a queen, we look forward to one day seeing A park from which we can take in a royal boarder.

For its one-hundred forty years, St. Paul's Carnival deserves cheers. (The ones that had these make up roughly one quarter.) With an entrance fit for a queen, we look forward to one day seeing A park from which we can take in a royal boarder.