2002 Marley King Mock Hunt

As well as meaning it was at a park its been at in the past, "Its a past marker " anagrammed is "Its at Mears Park" , and the usual park in St. Paul clue. "A square on a circle" is the square base of the clock which is on a circle of cement "a circle on a square" refers to the circular layout of the courtyard on the square park.

The two big woods from CA are Inglewood, a current city, and Glenwood, a historical town and current winery. The coin was hidden in a Glenwood Inglewood water cup, from the water cooler at Marley's work. Ammonia simply rhymes with California, and was capitalized because thats how I picture it on a bottle.

Besides the First Bank 1 in the sky , and the red and blue clock seen in Galtier Plaza, both visible from the park, there were two red and blue neon signs across the street, visible from the clock.

Originally designed to be a red herring to get people to look at our website, we discovered that "Common Wealth Land Title" was across the street, as well as the address 215, which sums up to eight.

 

There is a satellite dish on the roof of the stage, which you can see if bending down to the coins level, and there are bright lights shining down on the park from the tops of the buildings on the side of the park. There is a lot of traffic, but no parking lot. There are flowers in the park, but the coin is not among them.

The key word in this part of the clue is History, telling you its in the Historical district, not to search through history for this clue. There are rocks and benches to sit on in the park, and a specific area for walking dogs (according to the THG) "o'er yonder" away from the treasures hiding spot.

 

The way up above is the skyway, the way down below is the Subway sandwich shop in Galtier , both are visible from the clock.

"A River Runs Through It" refers to the man made stream running through the park.

There is a Landscaping award plaque on a rock, small dirt trails through the grass, noticeably different colored stone, and a few different edible and medicinal flowers such as echinacea, pansies, and marigolds.

A musicians pass is a backstage pass, there were thirteen small squares protruding from the back of the stage. *Baptist refers to "Baptist Hill" which the park area used to be known as. (I had no idea if Baptists went to mass or not, I guess not) *It used to be the highest hill, but through development is now the lowest area of downtown, it used to be open land with a few trees but is now enclosed by the buildings that surround it. *Taken from the signs at the park .

Refers to Henry H. Sibley- Sibley St, and Wacouta St

Telling you to pay attention to the first line of the first clue to confirm its at Mears Park. Time refers to the clock which is between two benches, you can line up the clock with the address 215 across the street( sum 8).

Tells you exactly where the coin is, at Norman Mears Park under the clock, you couldn't see it with your eyes, but if your mind told you it was there, you could find it with your fingers.