2007 Treasure Hunt II
Rehash Bash
Allison Wonderland\'s Mason Lodge
1044 Front Avenue
Starting at Noon on Sunday
Map and directions
Medallion Hotline 651-228-5547
Noodle Recap Folder HERE
Rehash discussion folder HERE
Nightly Pre-Clue Get-Together
354 Wabasha St N
Saint Paul, MN 55102-1418, US&cid=lfmaplink2&name=&dtype=s\">Map of 354 Wabasha St N
Saint Paul, MN 55102-1418, US
Matty B\'s is the home of the Cooler Crew. We\'ve got a party going on every evening from 8 until the clue is released. Sunday night, if the hunt goes that long, the bar will be open but food will not be available.
Recent Clues:
Clue #1 Congrats to the finder, to all a reminder
To hunt hard from first to last clues
Medallion I is history. Now a new mystery
Begins -- strap on your hunting shoes
To some its demented, for all unprecedented
But hunters’ thirst must be quenched
Tell sister and brother we’ve hidden another
In a park where a body can be benched
Our 2nd prize? Don’t laugh -- 10-thou cut in half
So get out there even if it’s snowy
And as a special bonus -- some might say an onus --
A meal with our own Clueless Joey
Good hunting to you, let this be the first clue
Think of a woodsy retreat
It won’t be so hard if you channel the bard
You’ll get warm and smell pretty sweet
To hunt hard from first to last clues
Medallion I is history. Now a new mystery
Begins -- strap on your hunting shoes
To some its demented, for all unprecedented
But hunters’ thirst must be quenched
Tell sister and brother we’ve hidden another
In a park where a body can be benched
Our 2nd prize? Don’t laugh -- 10-thou cut in half
So get out there even if it’s snowy
And as a special bonus -- some might say an onus --
A meal with our own Clueless Joey
Good hunting to you, let this be the first clue
Think of a woodsy retreat
It won’t be so hard if you channel the bard
You’ll get warm and smell pretty sweet
Clue #2 If you\'re thinking big you\'re sure to dig
Near flora with growing pain
Winter or summer is never a bummer
A menagerie of fun wild or tame
Near flora with growing pain
Winter or summer is never a bummer
A menagerie of fun wild or tame
Clue #3 Success on the third clue will never do
We had to stash a second
Round you go if you seek to know
Where swatters of orbs are beckoned
We had to stash a second
Round you go if you seek to know
Where swatters of orbs are beckoned
Clue #4: A walk in the park can be a lark
If cell phones are left at home
Heed the siren of your desirin\'
And do not revolt against this poem
If cell phones are left at home
Heed the siren of your desirin\'
And do not revolt against this poem
Clue #5 Over hill and dale hit the trail
With a handy locating device
Fulfill your wishes like loaves and fishes
And put your victory on ice
With a handy locating device
Fulfill your wishes like loaves and fishes
And put your victory on ice
Clue #6 A famous singer and a diamond dinger
Might put you oh so close to the spot
With the whites of your eyes you should look for the prize
Within this convenient plot
Might put you oh so close to the spot
With the whites of your eyes you should look for the prize
Within this convenient plot
Clue #7 Don\'t turn up your noses at the city of roses
The home of the park that you seek
It\'s just north of town so come on down
Our hunt is not for the meek
The home of the park that you seek
It\'s just north of town so come on down
Our hunt is not for the meek
Clue #8 Don\'t go mental just head for Central
Lexington Avenue will show you the way
Your spirits won\'t sag when you see the big flag
Into the trees you want to stray
Lexington Avenue will show you the way
Your spirits won\'t sag when you see the big flag
Into the trees you want to stray
To hunt hard from first to last clues
Medallion I is history. Now a new mystery
Begins -- strap on your hunting shoes
To some its demented, for all unprecedented
But huntersÂ’ thirst must be quenched
Tell sister and brother weÂ’ve hidden another
In a park where a body can be benched
Our 2nd prize? DonÂ’t laugh -- 10-thou cut in half
So get out there even if itÂ’s snowy
And as a special bonus -- some might say an onus --
A meal with our own Clueless Joey
Good hunting to you, let this be the first clue
Think of a woodsy retreat
It wonÂ’t be so hard if you channel the bard
YouÂ’ll get warm and smell pretty sweet
Jake had it in his hand for the first half and I believe they took it while he was still talking.
One has to wonder if that same puck was being hidden and if so, how far would they be willing to go with it??
Can they avoid leaving clues behind like foot prints etc?
ANY AVON PRODUCT ANY WOMAN WOULD HAVE A POWDER CASE IN HER PURSE TO GIVE UP AT THJE LST MINUTE :smile:
I think the 3rd stanza is just informational about the hunt and value
THINK WOODSY RETREAT AND THINK WHAT WHERE WHEN AND HOW
a creek can also be a channel...
Battle Creek?
The explanation for clue 12 for the first hunt was just posted at the PP board.
o·nus /ˈoʊnəs/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[oh-nuhs] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun, plural o·nus·es. 1. a difficult or disagreeable obligation, task, burden, etc.
2. burden of proof. Compare onus probandi.
3. blame or responsibility.
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[Origin: 1630–40; < L: load, burden]
—Synonyms 1. responsibility, weight, duty, load.
I remember the '65 hunt at Como that had people pacing off and it was crazy! Bumping into people and trying to stay on course. I was very pregnant that hunt and was slogging through knee high snow. I had that baby on Feb. 13.
probly no gps though
Cottage Ave runs into Phalen, at the Rec Center... at Forest Street
I still like Linwood. :smile:
I have "The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare" right infront of me...
I packed it up, with some of my stuff, the other day...
contents:
The Tempest
Two Gentlemen of Verona
Merry Wives Of Windsor
Twelfth Night, Or What you Will
Measure for Measure
Much Ado About Nothing
A midsummer nights dream
Love's Labour's Lost
The Merchant Of Venice
As You Like It
All's Well That Ends Well
The Taming Of The Shrew
The Winters Tale
The Comedy of Errors
King John
The Life and Death of King Richard II
First Part of King Henry IV
Second Part of King Henry IV
King Henry V
First Part of King Henry VI
Second Part of King Henry VI
Third Part of King Henry VI
The Life and Death of King Richard III
King Henry VIII
Troilus and Cressida
Timon of Athens
Coriolanus
Julius Ceasar
Antony and Cleopatra
Cymbeline
Titus Andronicus
Pericles, Prince of Tyre
King Lear
Romeo and Juliet
Macbeth
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
Othello, the Moor of Venice
Venus and Adonis
the rape of lucrece
sonnets
a lovers complaint
the passionate pilgrim
sonnets to sundry notes of music
the phoenix and the turtle
sounds like my recent noodling... :chagrin:
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That's my big thought for the day
 No... one with less important stuff on the back. Like some government building or something...
I won't be looking like the neglectful white trash father or anything after all that has happened today (and with 3 hours of sleep)...
:eyeroll: