2011 Wahkon Hunt for the Lucky Lure

The treasure is on public land and within city limits.

The point is “Meshigun”, which is also a street near where the kids minnow races were held. The treasure is not in an open area, but on the edge where there is tall grass.

The sands refer to the sand for the kids coin hunt. If you scramble “fro” you get for, and the last line gives you the numbers 2 and 4, which refer to 2nd and 4 mile feed.

The treasure is hidden on the lot that the city stores its sand and gravel, which is delivered in “yards”. It is hidden in an “extra yard” (pile) that hadn’t been touched in a while and had a hardish crust.

Because it was in the middle of town where so much of the Wahkon Days activities take place, the first 4 clues were designed to give you the impression that it was near the lake, but if you look past the obvious, the clues tell you what you need to know to find it.

This clue talks about the parade, and if you followed the parade PAST the end, back around to the Ellen Ruth/Main St you go past the hiding spot.

This clue refers to the kids coin hunt and the storage buildings, which are very close to the hiding spot.

Tells you where to look.