Hey, do we have to have the clues from the paper from the FIRST day each clue was published (so that you to clip out the clues each day)? Or can we cut out the first six clues from the same paper which lists the seventh clue for the first time? I guess I'm worried cause I don't have PP from the past three days . . .
Medstallion,the rules are in the P.P. back page........good question........says they'll accept printed out and hand written clues for the drawing after but only published clues for the winner.
I'm thinking its at a rec center and Linwood is as good as any, though Langford has been used before and does have horseshoe pits. Might check them both out today.
The other thing about Palace is that there is a mural of a rainbow and what better "place for gold" (as in clue #1) is there than the end of a rainbow?!! (Thanks to Leah for that one)
Personally I've ruled out Como, Cherokee, Highland, Battle Creek, Harriet Island, Conway, Newell, and Rice, and likely Mears, Kellogg, Mounds, and Phalen as well, though I doubt everyone would agree with my reasoning.
circular thinking could possibly refer to a round building in which people did lots of thinking, ie. library at a rec center or the capitol building. . .
mr med hunter, to answer your question from yesterday, yes I was pretty sure it was Newell after the 4th clue last year. Unfortunately, I thought it was too easy and started heading off on other tangents.
Hey, do we have to have the clues from the paper from the FIRST day each clue was published (so that you to clip out the clues each day)? Or can we cut out the first six clues from the same paper which lists the seventh clue for the first time? I guess I'm worried cause I don't have PP from the past three days . . .
Yes, but what's a little sunburn when you're hunting for the Medallion?
Allison, Where have you ruled out?
Medstallion,the rules are in the P.P. back page........good question........says they'll accept printed out and hand written clues for the drawing after but only published clues for the winner.
I'm thinking its at a rec center and Linwood is as good as any, though Langford has been used before and does have horseshoe pits. Might check them both out today.
It doesn't matter MS they can be from the paper, website, handwritten
Yeah allison what's your theory "O" the day?:)
From the rules: Photocopies, handwritten and/or online printouts of the published clues will be accepted.
IT IS NOT AT LINWOOD! I CHECK EVERY BLASTED YEAR AND IT IS NOT THERE I TELL YOU!!
The other thing about Palace is that there is a mural of a rainbow and what better "place for gold" (as in clue #1) is there than the end of a rainbow?!! (Thanks to Leah for that one)
Personally I've ruled out Como, Cherokee, Highland, Battle Creek, Harriet Island, Conway, Newell, and Rice, and likely Mears, Kellogg, Mounds, and Phalen as well, though I doubt everyone would agree with my reasoning.
Figure deploy though,Sue......
Just a thought I thought I'd be so kind to share:
circular thinking could possibly refer to a round building in which people did lots of thinking, ie. library at a rec center or the capitol building. . .
Yeah but you're sneaky Allison.
And stop confusin me with that Dave stuff.....you'll always be Allison to me!
You know Scribe, it seems some people had that attitude towards Newell last year.
As for my theory of the day, I have it posted in my club. :)
highland has a horseshoe pit also and a double shelter also a disc golf course/fire rings
circular may refer to newspaper circulars/syndicates highland is near syndicate
There is a domed building at some Rec Center, Hillcrest I believe.
Hillcrest Rec center Is attached with the library (circular...circulate)
And Wilder St or Ave runs by there..the Our Town referance!
All this circular stuff is makin me dizzy.........Is there a Dizzy Ave. surrounding a rec center?
How about an Overdraft street? lol
Where is Hilcrest located (my apologies for not bringing my treasure hunters guide w/me to work . . .)
On Ford Parkway and Kenneth in Highland
Hillcrest is in Highland off of Ford Parkway.
As sick as it is, the thought has crossed my mind. Newell???
Hillcrest is in Highland Park surrounded by Ford Pkwy,Bohland Ave.and Kenneth St..........
stallion
Rule #1 - Keep your Treasure Hunter's guide with you at all times during the hunt.
Yes Scribe, I have been changing my mind every five minutes. I highly doubt Newell, but it makes sense so far.
1961 bohland and ford pkwy. 7 acres
hmmmmm . . . with hillcrest so close to highland, if the medallion is there then it would be really close to where it was first hidden . . .
STOP IT JAKE! STOP IT I SAY! THE ONLY THING WORSE THAN LINWOOD WOULD BE NEWELL!!!!!
Circular thinking...library, schools there too (By Hillcrest)
Med Stallion,that is something to ponder!
Burger King is across the street...
I would get a big kick out of it if it were at Newell again! LOL
Gotta get ready to go to Como. Bye everyone!
hey Jake
Thanks for the great jeopardy game on saturday!
Kay but how do the other clues we have so far point to Hillcrest?
not a pirate or a ballerina in sight.........sept it's by Sara Jayne Olson's place......
Ok, too funny. I just checked my emails and my ISP sent me a notice of their new service...Keep track of hours spent on-line!
mr med hunter, to answer your question from yesterday, yes I was pretty sure it was Newell after the 4th clue last year. Unfortunately, I thought it was too easy and started heading off on other tangents.
Send em back an e-mail Sue and tell em your goin for a record this week!LOL!
Part of the playground equipment is a ship...
COOL! And here I thought I was just bein ridiculous!LOL!!
What the heck park are we talkin about again Sue?
Ford Parkway links St. Paul to Mpls.
Hillcrest, which happens to the park I grew up in, so to speak!
One more cigarette and I gotta go.........I told myself I'd only be on here for 1/2 hour!
goin' to the conservatory, see ya's later
I thought you were quitting yesterday?
Sue,I am familiar with it because my daughter has softball games there! Rec center's are my specialty since she got into sports!
Pagination