Time to hit the hay...the drive back to the home computer was exhausting (massive snow from Eau Claire to Wisconsin Dells). I'll talk to whoever's present tomorrow. I'm afraid I'm relegated to e-digging from M'waukee from here on, but at least I can say I was there this weekend. Power to the Water Cooler. Peace out.
Last post for the night (promise) ... Nathan: I was at Harriet. I made my first trip after Clue 3 and returned at least 35 more times...and still I wasn't as good as 2 out-of-work east siders. But, hey, they needed it more than I did. Now the guy from Woodbury that found it last year kind of got under my skin. I sincerely hope true diggers find it this year. We desperately need another story like the one with the women who found it at Battle Creek after 30 years of digging. Okay, modem off, lights out.
Well I like Cherokee Park just think chairman is something else. I think the word fore is more interesting than getting key from "To unlock the doorand be at the fore" and the words simply can't ignore imply really large.
personally i think that they need to get more detailed on the clues we know that they all point out cp. the only thing i don't get is the big object in view, the rocks are just not big enough
Hey how about this. A handicap parking sign says handicap parking only. Advice you simply can't ignore and it's a picture of a man in a chair. a chairman... O.k. I should get some sleep right..
You guys, today's clue all but spells out Cherokee. Why do you think Casey? The first line, "to unlock the door..." and the last line "a person that runs a committee." What do you unlock a door with? A KEY! And who runs a committee? A CHAIRperson. Put them together and you have CHAIR - KEY... CHEROKEE! Get it?
Friends - I'm back. Cheryl & Hubs... Besides working on the kidney stones, do something about that damn phone. Read mail. Busy signal - I'm here. No answer, I've expired at confuser.
listen for the last time. it isnt going to say anything about a golf courde because in the first couple clues it would mention that "keep of private proprty" refering to golf courses
Greg, you're welcome. Give credit where it is due.
I just drove by Mounds and there were only about 10 people digging
there compared to about 50 at Cherokee.
Time to hit the hay...the drive back to the home computer was exhausting (massive snow from Eau Claire to Wisconsin Dells). I'll talk to whoever's present tomorrow. I'm afraid I'm relegated to e-digging from M'waukee from here on, but at least I can say I was there this weekend. Power to the Water Cooler. Peace out.
@#$%&^!
BINGO! See ya' guys. I'm going digging!
Last post for the night (promise) ... Nathan: I was at Harriet. I made my first trip after Clue 3 and returned at least 35 more times...and still I wasn't as good as 2 out-of-work east siders. But, hey, they needed it more than I did. Now the guy from Woodbury that found it last year kind of got under my skin. I sincerely hope true diggers find it this year. We desperately need another story like the one with the women who found it at Battle Creek after 30 years of digging. Okay, modem off, lights out.
Well I like Cherokee Park just think chairman is something else. I think the word fore is more interesting than getting key from "To unlock the doorand be at the fore" and the words simply can't ignore imply really large.
personally i think that they need to get more detailed on the clues we know that they all point out cp. the only thing i don't get is the big object in view, the rocks are just not big enough
Clue 9
To unlock the door and be at the fore
Of the crowds traipsing across our city,
Some advice you simply can't ignore
Is to think of the person who runs a committee.
THIS ONE MEANS CHEROKEE FOR SURE
Clue 8
To keep up the pace and win our race
There's no need to wander to and fro
Instead you should look near a place
Where three pyramids rise over the snow
3 PYRAMIDS IN CP AND STAY ON A PATH OR SIGHTLINE
Clue 7
If you just don't know where to go
Here's a clue to aid your decision:
The medallion that promises lots of dough
Is near a line of double division.
DOUBLE DIVISION IS ANNAPOLIS ST
DOUGH IS BAKER ST
Clue 6
If you're on the wrong track don't blow your stack
Just look for a plume of smoke in the skies
With this in view you'll soon be back
In the hunt for our valuable prize
NSP SMOKE STACKS... AND TRAIN TRACKS
Clue 5
We'd be the first to say that a place to play
Can make any winter more pleasurable
City streets will also show you the way
To riches that are almost immeasurable
CITY STREETS=ANNAPOLIS
Clue 4
A large object in view will help guide you,
But first you'll have to crack our code.
So here's a demo of the mode to pursue,
As you hunt for the mother lode.
MODE/DEMO=DOME
Clue 3
Roses don't bloom in winter's gloom
But a "Rosebud" could still give pleasure.
So watch for a place where kids like to zoom,
And you just might take home our treasure.
SLEDDING HILL AND POSSIBLY THE MEDALLION IS
ON THE BOTTOM OF A "SNOW DOME" (CITIZEN KANE)
Clue 2
In the neighborhood are water and woods
And lots of scenery all around
So if you want to find the hidden goods
Look for a place with high ground.
SELF EXPLANITORY..
AND THAT IS WHY CP IS A ZOO RIGHT NOW
Hey how about this. A handicap parking sign says handicap parking only. Advice you simply can't ignore and it's a picture of a man in a chair. a chairman... O.k. I should get some sleep right..
IF ONLY I HAD A CAR I WOULD BE THERE RIGHT NOW.......
lost raven the words unlock the door ( key ) chairman runs the commitee (cher ) in other words cp it has to be there
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Hey DJ.... Do my ideas make sense pretty much?
Where is everyone, come on start talking.
m-man, evidently everyone went out looking, or are asleep
Bailey- chair leads a commitee and key unlocks a door-cherokee
Bye, see you all later GOTTA GO TO SCHOOL!!!
I was the one who suggested casey yesterday as master j p.
it was where i hung out as a kid. i still think it is there
hey guys i definetely agree with jp the medallion is definetely at casey park i go there all the time!!!
has anybody here been looking at casey park yet??? Im getting ready to go now does any body wanna meet me there??
hello???
WHERE IS CASEY PARK????
Hi all...the 9th clue gave you the name of the park!!!
You guys, today's clue all but spells out Cherokee. Why do you think Casey? The first line, "to unlock the door..." and the last line "a person that runs a committee." What do you unlock a door with? A KEY! And who runs a committee? A CHAIRperson. Put them together and you have CHAIR - KEY... CHEROKEE! Get it?
Yeah Rob..share or email directly! Don't taunt happy fun ball. The "Women" check in yet I?
Anyone else going to hunt? We're going out in a little while.
I'm thinking it is in CP either where the 3 streets come together at the South end
of the park, or right behind the basketball court where 3 big trees stand
Hey Beeyo--happy fun ball may irritate skin!
Why is nobody talking about the word "fore" in today's cllue?
This is a golf term? Are there any golf courses by Cherokee?
How about near Mounds? Has anyone gave any thought
to Phalen? Come on people think!
Friends - I'm back. Cheryl & Hubs... Besides working on the kidney stones, do something about that damn phone. Read mail. Busy signal - I'm here. No answer, I've expired at confuser.
just hope its not found where i dug!!
Also, in CP, when you come off HWY-13 the road divides into 2 roads.
Fore also means at the front.
Not yet... I'm signing off until further notice.
Happy Hunting!
What is the deal with traipsing? Kind of an interesting use of vocabulary I'd say...
Charlie Pride...fore could also mean to the front. Front of what?
listen for the last time. it isnt going to say anything about a golf courde because in the first couple clues it would mention that "keep of private proprty" refering to golf courses
In front of a door?
I'M WAITING TO TURN IT IN UNTIL #12 YOU DUMB FOOLS!!!
Fore= forest maybe? there is alot of trees around CP
What does traipsing mean?
Oh YEAH, MIKE!! Well, I'm waiting until next year at clue #1 to turn it in, so there!!!
If not in front of a door, could be in front of a stand of trees, in front of a rock, swing set, slide, hill, sign...Yikes!!
Traipse. :to walk or tramp about.
WEBSTERS
traipsing--to walk about idly or intrusively AMERICAN HERITAGE
BJ... You dimbulb!!! WHY did you sign off!!!! I've SAID since late THURSDAY and your water/woods got me off Battle Creek - DOUBLES!!!!
AID, AID, AID!!!
THe last time it was at CP, it was found next to a fire-hydren in front of King Street near
the tennis courts. CP is not real big and if it's not found with this clue
it will be found with the next clue
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