The problem w/ Rice Pk is that there is a fence around the fountain at this time - I talked to someone at the city. They will have ice sculpures in the unfenced area, and on Ecolab Plaza this yr.
There is also a bank in the new Lawson Bldg, close to Rice, "the People's bank" - which bank is that? Also duel could refer to fencing and there is all that fencing at Rice.
its not going to be in kellogg, all those eletrical wires under the snow, my god!, anywho, did some recon today, theirs this "thing" at harriet. giant pair of white towers suspending a big black rectangle at about 20% angle. "what the hell"
My humble opinion may lead to something: Circular thinking, i believe this is reference to the ONE WAY street around Como Lake. It is round, or if you will, a circle. Secondly, I believe the med will be found in a discarded bank deposit envelope perhaps in a tree branch up high to keep one "on his toes"
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One way circular - there aren't many of those in the city.
Yes, Ares, because it was the first hunt.
Also the dome at the capitol is circular if viewed from above.
we should look for a circular, thin, king.
The problem w/ Rice Pk is that there is a fence around the fountain at this time - I talked to someone at the city. They will have ice sculpures in the unfenced area, and on Ecolab Plaza this yr.
I hate to even bring up mounds as being circles. Circles are everywhere.
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The recently polished GOLD Capitol dome?
One way circle drive could be the one way drive around the fountain at Como. That leads to the parking lot by the pavillion
Can you think of anything with a big letter G (kinda like the one for General Mills) in St. Paul. Clue 2 spells FatG.
It will not be in Rice--it looks like Stalag 13 right now with all of the fences.
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There is a circular street at Harriet Island
By the way, no boldface type in paper.
Seems like Como fits every year. I find it irritating, like the golf course clue.
Where are the banks downtown? Seems like Wells Fargo is on 5th and Minnesota?
Well folks, I've got a really long day ahead tomorrow and I better get some sleep.
Happy circular, gold, bank account rising, in the city while you leave golf courses and statues alone medallion dreams.
Perhaps the bank account reference means we should be thinking about coins, like penny, nickel, dime, or quarter?
There is also a bank in the new Lawson Bldg, close to Rice, "the People's bank" - which bank is that? Also duel could refer to fencing and there is all that fencing at Rice.
First Bank is Robert and 4th, wells 5th & Mn, Firsta Robert& 5th, all kind of in a cluster.
Fire circle??
Why is thinking used twice in the first sentence
Firstar is in the new Lawson--
Isn't that pot in Kellogg for the salvation army? That fits since it is for some sort of fund drive. Am I right?
Mason lodges would have a big G on them.
There is a large fire circle in the woods at COMO. I don't want to go to COMO
Holcumbe Circle??
Isn't Grain Belt near Linwood Rec?
its not going to be in kellogg, all those eletrical wires under the snow, my god!, anywho, did some recon today, theirs this "thing" at harriet. giant pair of white towers suspending a big black rectangle at about 20% angle. "what the hell"
Hello, hello.....
Finally up and awake, been slogging!! Going back under the blankets - 4:30 comes early! SCMD's!
circular thinking = round lake at Phalen???
I think there is going to be a teen dance or something at Harriet
Seems like the skating rinks at Linwood were two large circles a few years back. Two years, I believe.
where is all these circular references comeing from?
oic, they poste it early, hmm, i think its at newell again, seriously
either that or roundness of capitol dome, referring to the capitol mall, or hmm
3. Circular thinking can be one way of thinking
To the treasure that lies out of view
Your bank account won't be shrinking
If you can figure out this clue.
2. There's no need to destroy as you deploy
For the hunt in our wonderful town.
Golf courses and statues you must not annoy
And please steer clear of all private ground.
1. Go through the cold and prepare to be bold
Or you won't find the secret item
Our beloved St. Paul is the place for gold
Dig elsewhere and you'll search ad infinitum
Last year at Newell our fate was most cruel
Unfortunately the game ended too soon
Come now and prepare for a much tougher duel
Keep on your toes or you'll hunt until June
Circular thinking may be one way of thinking but maybe we should be thinking squared (thinking x thinking)....
maybe its a reference to what its in?
And what building is across from Kellogg park--Kellogg Square.
How about the word shrinking. Getting smaller. What is getting smaller? Anything?
I like that DD!!!!! I was kinda thinking about squared, but what?
Wabbitt-maybe its in the river. That water is awful cold.
Something is wrong with the first two lines.
Why is thinking used twice
And why doesn't the second line start with About instead of To
Does this have meaning?
DD- hmmmmmmm, you think it is downtown? I think you can fit in circle or square in anywhere.
My humble opinion may lead to something: Circular thinking, i believe this is reference to the ONE WAY street around Como Lake. It is round, or if you will, a circle. Secondly, I believe the med will be found in a discarded bank deposit envelope perhaps in a tree branch up high to keep one "on his toes"
ok the first 2 lines of clue 3 are BIG!!
Realize it says "your bank account won't be shrinking if you CAN figure out this clue"
Bank account obviously refering to our bank account after we find the gold--just my opinion
Perhaps there's something significant and circular nearby, yet you can't see it from the hiding spot?
"thinking" is used twice in the first phrase.
Do you think this is a typo on the Website? Or was it printed that way in the paper too?
so you bank acount will be smaller if...
1. You dont cut out the clues.
2. You dont register your button.
Pagination