The way they were ticked at the medallion being found so soon at Newel, makes one wonder about the Capitol Grounds since no one figured that one out until the LAST clue!
As a word to the wise. The last couple of years driving around the fairgrounds we were asked to leave by park police on grounds of trespassing. We gave our reasons and each year they told us that the fairgrounds are now privately owned and the city doesn't have anything to do with the grounds anymore. If you know different, we'd be glad to hear what you know. Ex. anyone working on grounds, security etc getting paid by the city (or state)
Not to beat a dead horse, but my unreliable map shows that Hoyt is the border on the east side of Snelling and that Coliseum Ave or Rd inside the fairgrounds is the border on the west side of Snelling - putting the entire fairgrounds in Falcon Heights.
I think this year we may have a decent Doofy Clue Writer(s). It wouldn't be the first (nor will it prolly be the last) time Mom Press has lurked here and taken our ideas very much to heart. She's not called "Mom" fur nuttin'.
Not like we're pros or anything, but we *are* the only known group nation - if not world - wide that is like this. Not only in hunting, but in friendship.
I wouldn't be the very least bit surprised if I found out Mom Press told whomever, "You idiot! You BLEW IT! You're out in 2001 and we're getting somebuddy else!"
My map also shows that if you're heading south on Snelling, as Terry was, Hoyt is the St. Paul border for the area to your left. But to your right, it extends all the way to Como Ave, encompassing the entirety of the Fairgrounds. Since Clue #1 says it is in St. Paul, it can not be at the Fairgrounds. So back to the Capitol mall I say.
I think......................I think...................um..............I think it is..............I think it is hidden...................I think it is hidden under the snow!!!!!!!!!!!! thats it, lets all go dig right now
Well, lets see - duel - plenty of war stuff there, and the gold horsemen on top of the capitol bldg. And of course those dueling democrats & republicans. That's where I am coming from.
Clue'M, nope... Don't know of any. Actually, I don't even know what you're talking about. You might ask our Web Master, or Allison, or DDY, or somebuddy that knows more about 'putters. I can't help you.
Yeah. I'd LOVE to know how these folks think Capital Mall when there's lots o'military stuff elsewhere, too.
The fairgrounds are bordered by Snelling, Larpenteur and Como.
IS it just me or does it seem like the clue writer is trying too hard this year?
"Yeah, I hate this &*^%$ medallion hunt!"
What could "&*^%$" mean? Hmmmmmmmmmmm a turd time
But annette, we are talking about Snoopy here. He's harmless ( I hope)
Ilove it
you have to realize that some of these words are chosen just to rhyme with the clue.
"What could "&*^%$" mean? Hmmmmmmmmmmm a turd time "
Tim,
Although I don't quite understand this obsession to go out in the cold and dig in the snow. I'm hooked on trying to figure the clues out!
The way they were ticked at the medallion being found so soon at Newel, makes one wonder about the Capitol Grounds since no one figured that one out until the LAST clue!
I'm getting my map, be back in a bit.
anagram: FOR GOLD = OLD FROG
As a word to the wise. The last couple of years driving around the fairgrounds we were asked to leave by park police on grounds of trespassing. We gave our reasons and each year they told us that the fairgrounds are now privately owned and the city doesn't have anything to do with the grounds anymore. If you know different, we'd be glad to hear what you know. Ex. anyone working on grounds, security etc getting paid by the city (or state)
watch the clues completely point to COMO, and then on clue 10 11 or 12 he puts a street or ave. on the end, and ittiz really fari grounds all along.
Not to beat a dead horse, but my unreliable map shows that Hoyt is the border on the east side of Snelling and that Coliseum Ave or Rd inside the fairgrounds is the border on the west side of Snelling - putting the entire fairgrounds in Falcon Heights.
Step, I understand that, it's pretty verbose this year. Holy bananas about clue #1, was that really long, or is it just me.
Who's this "Cluemaster"?
Do they know something we don't?
Maybe I missed something in all the posts I skipped?
i'm with you Tim, i also like Harriet, Battle, Swede
I think this year we may have a decent Doofy Clue Writer(s). It wouldn't be the first (nor will it prolly be the last) time Mom Press has lurked here and taken our ideas very much to heart. She's not called "Mom" fur nuttin'.
Not like we're pros or anything, but we *are* the only known group nation - if not world - wide that is like this. Not only in hunting, but in friendship.
I wouldn't be the very least bit surprised if I found out Mom Press told whomever, "You idiot! You BLEW IT! You're out in 2001 and we're getting somebuddy else!"
full house JOE
ClueMaster is correct, I believe the fairgrounds are actually private property
rushmore...it was unusually long
I missed bad
Green, That is what I am thinking.
Going to bed... have all day tomorrow to ponder this clue. Goodnite everyone!
nite jake.
wes talk to marrow?
I'm thinking they put in a clue that doesn't mean a thing just so they string this thing out, but to let us know the rules about the greens & statues.
I should probably go too, good night everyone.
Remember - Cooler heads will prevail!!
this cat going to sleep to......goodnight all !! until tomorrow
didnt they do that one other year? made the ussual clue 1 into two clues.
Goodnight to all, see you at the mall
Well, I'd say I'm not going to waste my time at The Great Minnesota Get-Together in January.
I've wondered, too, who this ClueMaster izz. Seems awful nice, caring, and REALLY SMART! Kind'a reminds me o'two folks I know... To a degree! :D
Anyone have an anagram on "GOODLUCK"?
My map also shows that if you're heading south on Snelling, as Terry was, Hoyt is the St. Paul border for the area to your left. But to your right, it extends all the way to Como Ave, encompassing the entirety of the Fairgrounds. Since Clue #1 says it is in St. Paul, it can not be at the Fairgrounds. So back to the Capitol mall I say.
ummmmmm, allison, should'nt we go out and hide it now? the people are getting restless.
"Anyone have an anagram on "GOODLUCK"? "
DUCK LOGO
DOC LUG OK
COD LUG OK
CUD LOG OK
CLOG KUDO
LOCK DOUG
LUCK GOOD
LUCK DO GO
The Capitol Mall it is....from the very 1st clue...
Good Luck anagrams to Duck logo, though I can't think of any relevant duck logos offhand.
I can't seem to find a search engine for Cooler listings this year. Am I missing something?
annette...how do you figure? it doesn't say anything.
Nite, All Cool'Heads!
Know what else I think? *I* think this year ittiz a WOMAN writing the clues!
Yup. I do!
I think......................I think...................um..............I think it is..............I think it is hidden...................I think it is hidden under the snow!!!!!!!!!!!! thats it, lets all go dig right now
"I can't seem to find a search engine for Cooler listings this year. Am I missing something?"
What do you mean "Cooler listings"?
Well, lets see - duel - plenty of war stuff there, and the gold horsemen on top of the capitol bldg. And of course those dueling democrats & republicans. That's where I am coming from.
Time for bed. Goodnight all. It's been fun.
:-)
nitey nite.
duck logo? could reference Mighty Duck's = hocky
Clue'M, nope... Don't know of any. Actually, I don't even know what you're talking about. You might ask our Web Master, or Allison, or DDY, or somebuddy that knows more about 'putters. I can't help you.
Yeah. I'd LOVE to know how these folks think Capital Mall when there's lots o'military stuff elsewhere, too.
As you deploy from the first line in clue 2, results in these two anagrams easy duopoly or a duopoly yes.
Websters defines duopoly as - An economic or political condition in which power is concentrated in two persons or groups.
Interesting, power at the capital is largely concentrated in two groups. Also, there is the dual reference in the first clue.
think it simply means a duel between us and the pioneer press because they said last years game ended much too soon.
that's not bad stepp