Here are some of the meanings of court, very interesting.
An extent of open ground partially or completely enclosed by walls or buildings; a courtyard. A short street, especially a wide alley walled by buildings on three sides. A large open section of a building, often with a glass roof or skylight. A large building, such as a mansion, standing in a courtyard.
Conway wasn't really a madhouse until clue 9 or so last year. Newell will be one as of now. If they reveal the park so early, does that mean they have it hidden so well that they expect it will possibly take hundreds of people 6 days of constant searching to find it?
court can also mean-An open, level area marked with appropriate lines, upon which a game, such as tennis, handball, or basketball, is played. The body of directors of an organization, especially of a corporation. A legislative assembly.
IF THIS SO CALLED PLASTIC COIN IS REALLY OUT THERE THAN I WILL AGREE WITH THE M2K PERSON ITS BETWEEN THE NEEDLE AND THE SOUTH END OF NEWELL. AS FOR THE "FOUL" WORD DID ANY ONE THINK OF MIDWAY STADIUM. THATS BETWEEN. AIN'T IT?!?!?!?!?!? COME ON PEOPLE GIVE US ALL SOMETHING TO WORK WITH...
if it is newell i think it will be found by morning or tomorrow at least when we were there last year it didn't seem to be very big. it shouldn't take that long to find it.
That's right Allison - that's why I'm holding back. Although everything's pointing to NP - it just seems too easy. Then again because we have a lot of NEWELL PARKITES on-line, We've fallin for NP for a few years. COULD THIS FINALLY BE THE YEAR?
Harriet Island- court-for the courthouse. Its to the north - King Boreas's direction. And tonights cluse describes the paddleboat that is docked down there. Thats all I am telling. The other clues also point thre if you go there and look!
Lets face it - their in the business of sellin newspapers - they're going to stretch this out as long as possible. Especially with $10K on the line. Didn't some-one say earlier that they actually don't hide the treasure until after the first few clues are published?
Hi- I am on my way to Newell- try any other park- nothing at this point works as well... keep the fire burnin! The kids are comin- sleep deprivation- it is a beautiful thing! Bob- get the heck away from Mounds! Stay away from Jeff and Pie- they just don;t get the fun!
If you want to say its not at Newell, then you'll have to explain how the clues don't fit there, or fit somewhere better. My best guess was Iris, but even that is on the wrong side of Fairview.
Ok THis is what i like about CLUE #6!!! It says well-trained eye and stay out for the hunt or somethin like that, and well last year they had us completely fooled with the as well as the new thing. besides there is no such word as well-trained in the dictionary with the - in it. Its telling you to stay with Newell this time. if you mix the letters up it spells out Triad Newell=Try at Newell!!
don't know if i believe that, you would think that they would have to have it hidden prior to the start, before all the snow..... but then again maybe not..... and someone has to be watching it, to know when it is found..
Marc - your thought w/ foul meaning as in baseball is great! Now that is one that makes sense.
But Palace Rec Center would be in "Boreas direction" tho, wouldn't it? and there is Palace Avenue & Pleasant Ice Arena is not far from there according to the THG (Treas. Hunt. Guide) - as well as Spanky's Bar(rapscallion??) and near some schools which would would make sense "a lesson you need to apply" and "read this well".
Er, Rob, even if you're right, what does that change? It seems to me well-trained eye means one that is good at seeing trains, like the ones across Pierce Butler. Those were the "right tracks"
I SAY WAIT TILL TOMORROW MORNING AND EVERYBODY GET UP REALLLLLLLY EARRRRLLLY AND GO LOOK FOR IT OR YOU CAN SIT UP AND GET REALLY DRUNK AND THEN GO LOOKING FOR IT HELL YOU MIGHT JUST GET LUCKY WITH SOMEONE OR WITH FINDING "THE MEDALLION" TA TA FOR NOW
My old hockey coach has worked for the pp for over 25 years, only 1 person is involved that is the clue writer and they also hide it and watch it. so don't beleive any other bullshit you hear.
I SAY WAIT TILL TOMORROW MORNING AND EVERYBODY GET UP REALLLLLLLY EARRRRLLLY AND GO LOOK FOR IT OR YOU CAN SIT UP AND GET REALLY DRUNK AND THEN GO LOOKING FOR IT HELL YOU MIGHT JUST GET LUCKY WITH SOMEONE OR WITH FINDING "THE MEDALLION" TA TA FOR NOW
(First of all, don't confuse me with the imitation "stone cold" out there.)
Rob's Way, I think you nailed #6 on the button. Last year there was a clue for iconoclast. The clue WAS INTENDED to tell people to go to a park its never been to before. The 'stays on the attack' bit is a reminder for all of us who got suckered to Newell last year to stay there.
Rob - I think there are a lot of words that are not in teh dictionary. Besides, I think "well-trained", with the hyphen, is gramatically correct. (unlike this message)
First of all I JOKED about that one 4 nights ago. Second, if they wanted to refer to Kurt Warner, they wouldn't use Viking 'depression'. They would use something a little more meaningful. And finally, and most importantly, they are NOT going to point to a specific street in clue #1
The sad story is the clue writer is just not as clever as we want to believe they are. Its really only from our own imaginations that all these ingenious machinations come from. In the end though, clue 1 probably just means its in a park, and not on a golf course. Clue 2 might just mean the park has tennis courts. Clue 3, you can see two towers and the medallion is on the north side of the park (my take on it. After all they split Conway last year by saying to stay away from the sledding action). Clue 4 refers to the two picnic shelters (which really really gave it away, should have done more research to see how many parks actually had multiple shelters). Clue 5 was probably to say its near the State Fair. Clue 6 is probably just to suggest that train tracks are near. Somewhere in there you might find a hint of what it is hidden in, but it doesn't matter. Examine everything you find and after you find it, then figure out how the clue applied to it.
By the way, you know i wonder if that clue for with the read this clue carefully and it could get you cooking, well if you read it carefully there it spells out WARS! can that be used for anything?
I SEE THAT YOU ALL ARE STARTING TO GET THE PICTURE ABOUT MOUNDS . THERE IS A BIG ROTATING WHEEL OR "TOWER" AND TENNIS COURTS THOSE ALSO HAVE FOULS AND BESIDES THAT THE COURTS CAN ALSO BE FOULED THE ACE IN #2 COULD BE THE 1ST BANK BUILDING IN ST PAUL THEREIS ALSO A PAVILLION WITH BBQ GRILLS ACROSS THE ST. THE TURNING MACHINE BIT IS ONE OF THE TOWERS. PLEASANT SCENE IS THE CITYSCAPE AND THE RIVER. ITS BETWEEN THE TENNIS COURTS AND THE TOWER NOW GO FIND IT
Here are some of the meanings of court, very interesting.
An extent of open ground partially or completely enclosed by walls or buildings; a courtyard. A short street, especially a wide alley walled by buildings on three sides. A large open section of a building, often with a glass roof or skylight. A large building, such as a mansion, standing in a courtyard.
Conway wasn't really a madhouse until clue 9 or so last year. Newell will be one as of now. If they reveal the park so early, does that mean they have it hidden so well that they expect it will possibly take hundreds of people 6 days of constant searching to find it?
court can also mean-An open, level area marked with appropriate lines, upon which a game, such as tennis, handball, or basketball, is played. The body of directors of an organization, especially of a corporation. A legislative assembly.
So in retrospect, anyone have a good explanation for clue #2?
IF THIS SO CALLED PLASTIC COIN IS REALLY OUT THERE THAN I WILL AGREE WITH THE M2K PERSON ITS BETWEEN THE NEEDLE AND THE SOUTH END OF NEWELL. AS FOR THE "FOUL" WORD DID ANY ONE THINK OF MIDWAY STADIUM. THATS BETWEEN. AIN'T IT?!?!?!?!?!? COME ON PEOPLE GIVE US ALL SOMETHING TO WORK WITH...
if it is newell i think it will be found by morning or tomorrow at least when we were there last year it didn't seem to be very big. it shouldn't take that long to find it.
That's right Allison - that's why I'm holding back. Although everything's pointing to NP - it just seems too easy. Then again because we have a lot of NEWELL PARKITES on-line, We've fallin for NP for a few years. COULD THIS FINALLY BE THE YEAR?
the only thing I can pull from 2 is ace=tennis, and maybe the rest refers to what it's hidden in???
How about Clue 6? (in reference to NP)
would they give out $10,000.00 in such a short amount of time?
IN YEARS PAST TERES ALWAYS BEEN PART OF OR A WHOLE CLUE THAT HAS THROWN PEOPLE FOR A LOOP. WHY NOT #2?
Harriet Island- court-for the courthouse. Its to the north - King Boreas's direction. And tonights cluse describes the paddleboat that is docked down there. Thats all I am telling. The other clues also point thre if you go there and look!
Lets face it - their in the business of sellin newspapers - they're going to stretch this out as long as possible. Especially with $10K on the line. Didn't some-one say earlier that they actually don't hide the treasure until after the first few clues are published?
Hi- I am on my way to Newell- try any other park- nothing at this point works as well... keep the fire burnin! The kids are comin- sleep deprivation- it is a beautiful thing! Bob- get the heck away from Mounds! Stay away from Jeff and Pie- they just don;t get the fun!
If you want to say its not at Newell, then you'll have to explain how the clues don't fit there, or fit somewhere better. My best guess was Iris, but even that is on the wrong side of Fairview.
Ok THis is what i like about CLUE #6!!! It says well-trained eye and stay out for the hunt or somethin like that, and well last year they had us completely fooled with the as well as the new thing. besides there is no such word as well-trained in the dictionary with the - in it. Its telling you to stay with Newell this time. if you mix the letters up it spells out Triad Newell=Try at Newell!!
don't know if i believe that, you would think that they would have to have it hidden prior to the start, before all the snow..... but then again maybe not..... and someone has to be watching it, to know when it is found..
eye = pigs eye lake visible from mounds!!!
cooking = childs borders mounds!!!
thanks Rob, I've been sleepwalking today. I did hear that - just forgot. & of course the tracks, mean RR
eye = pigs eye lake visible from mounds!!!
cooking = childs borders mounds!!!
Marc - your thought w/ foul meaning as in baseball is great! Now that is one that makes sense.
But Palace Rec Center would be in "Boreas direction" tho, wouldn't it? and there is Palace Avenue & Pleasant Ice Arena is not far from there according to the THG (Treas. Hunt. Guide) - as well as Spanky's Bar(rapscallion??) and near some schools which would would make sense "a lesson you need to apply" and "read this well".
Er, Rob, even if you're right, what does that change? It seems to me well-trained eye means one that is good at seeing trains, like the ones across Pierce Butler. Those were the "right tracks"
I SAY WAIT TILL TOMORROW MORNING AND EVERYBODY GET UP REALLLLLLLY EARRRRLLLY AND GO LOOK FOR IT OR YOU CAN SIT UP AND GET REALLY DRUNK AND THEN GO LOOKING FOR IT HELL YOU MIGHT JUST GET LUCKY WITH SOMEONE OR WITH FINDING "THE MEDALLION" TA TA FOR NOW
Sorry Annette it's not at Palace
My old hockey coach has worked for the pp for over 25 years, only 1 person is involved that is the clue writer and they also hide it and watch it. so don't beleive any other bullshit you hear.
I SAY WAIT TILL TOMORROW MORNING AND EVERYBODY GET UP REALLLLLLLY EARRRRLLLY AND GO LOOK FOR IT OR YOU CAN SIT UP AND GET REALLY DRUNK AND THEN GO LOOKING FOR IT HELL YOU MIGHT JUST GET LUCKY WITH SOMEONE OR WITH FINDING "THE MEDALLION" TA TA FOR NOW
well you can change the word astute to statue but the word means eagle eyes or keen meaning just look at the clues carefully
tracks by Mounds!
Ace = holman seen from Mounds
Vikings Depression = Warner Rd. runs by Mounds
Allison - I say go for it.
(First of all, don't confuse me with the imitation "stone cold" out there.)
Rob's Way, I think you nailed #6 on the button. Last year there was a clue for iconoclast. The clue WAS INTENDED to tell people to go to a park its never been to before. The 'stays on the attack' bit is a reminder for all of us who got suckered to Newell last year to stay there.
tracks by Mounds!
Ace = holman seen from Mounds
Vikings Depression = Warner Rd. runs by Mounds
ya but allison i mean the word is not in the dictionary so the PP put it like that for a reason
Ok enough of this Viking crap, they never say crap in the first 2 clues
Hey idiot I have been Stone Cold on here for the past 2 years. You are ROOKIE!
Never argue at the dinner table, for the one who is not hungry always gets the best of the argument.
Rob - I think there are a lot of words that are not in teh dictionary. Besides, I think "well-trained", with the hyphen, is gramatically correct. (unlike this message)
Vikings depression = Warner?
First of all I JOKED about that one 4 nights ago. Second, if they wanted to refer to Kurt Warner, they wouldn't use Viking 'depression'. They would use something a little more meaningful. And finally, and most importantly, they are NOT going to point to a specific street in clue #1
The sad story is the clue writer is just not as clever as we want to believe they are. Its really only from our own imaginations that all these ingenious machinations come from. In the end though, clue 1 probably just means its in a park, and not on a golf course. Clue 2 might just mean the park has tennis courts. Clue 3, you can see two towers and the medallion is on the north side of the park (my take on it. After all they split Conway last year by saying to stay away from the sledding action). Clue 4 refers to the two picnic shelters (which really really gave it away, should have done more research to see how many parks actually had multiple shelters). Clue 5 was probably to say its near the State Fair. Clue 6 is probably just to suggest that train tracks are near. Somewhere in there you might find a hint of what it is hidden in, but it doesn't matter. Examine everything you find and after you find it, then figure out how the clue applied to it.
FROG bait MARC: GO TO bed!!
Hey stone cold whats your first name?
By the way, you know i wonder if that clue for with the read this clue carefully and it could get you cooking, well if you read it carefully there it spells out WARS! can that be used for anything?
Gee, ittiz so nice here in the Frog Pond!
Think next year I gotta find a happy medium - somewhere between reading too much into the clues and not enuff! :/
Can anyone think of what a turning machine might be besides Wheeler or a merry-go-round?
JIM
ALLISON- Are you that good in bed?
I SEE THAT YOU ALL ARE STARTING TO GET THE PICTURE ABOUT MOUNDS . THERE IS A BIG ROTATING WHEEL OR "TOWER" AND TENNIS COURTS THOSE ALSO HAVE FOULS AND BESIDES THAT THE COURTS CAN ALSO BE FOULED THE ACE IN #2 COULD BE THE 1ST BANK BUILDING IN ST PAUL THEREIS ALSO A PAVILLION WITH BBQ GRILLS ACROSS THE ST. THE TURNING MACHINE BIT IS ONE OF THE TOWERS. PLEASANT SCENE IS THE CITYSCAPE AND THE RIVER. ITS BETWEEN THE TENNIS COURTS AND THE TOWER NOW GO FIND IT
Im not sure about this but Newell is by the state fair grounds right? and Allison you think its at Newell right?
Troy & Kitty -
A Mill is a turning machine - as in Milton Ave which runs into Pleasant Ave.
Perhaps to cure Viking depression, it will be hidden in something Viking! Like a hat or something.