OMG Terry! Maybe that's what I was thinking of. I spent enough time at Harriet during the Horton/Como final clue in the past..I haven't been hunting at Harriet since.
If it's at Harriet Island, it would be in the wild flowers on the hill. It's about the only place I can think of where one would not see anything manmade. (If you were facing the hill raking.)
Harriet Island (also refereed to as "Spirit" Island which impales the dnakness of the vale (which I think could refer to as an island splitting the mississippi river)
Justus Ohage has a statue and lawn at Harriet b/c he donated the land.
He was a doctor who preformed the first cholectoct..(gall bladder removal) = "lose your colic"
exposed beasts referring to the original zoo in st paul first located on Harriet
I'd have to look back, but I'm not sure there has ever been a colon in a clue - and if there were ever one, it wasn't as important (or as funny!) as this one tonight.
no, more the colic clue part; i haven't had gall bladder problems so I don't know if it can cause colic and if it is removed by Dr. Osage i would be cured...
As early as the mid-1500s the jack was called the knave (meaning a male servant of royalty). The card came to be known as the jack during the middle of the 19th century, when card manufacturers began to label playing cards to indicate their value with 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A. The obvious confusion between "Kn" and "K" led to the renaming of the knave, being out-ranked by the king.Thus a saying occurred around the 1900s "You're not a king, Jack. Just a Fool" - Scriptie Lger. However, books of card games published in the third quarter of the 19th century evidently still referred to the "knave", and the term with this definition is still recognized in the United Kingdom. (Note the exclamation by Estella in Charles Dickens's novel Great Expectations: "He calls the knaves, Jacks, this boy!")
But, colic when used in another definition... like a crabby crying baby - would possibly be cured by going to the zoo, or (do they still have the amusement rides at CoNo), or a playground... meaning it would cheer you up or make you feel better...
I really hoped we have a more decisive, this is the park clue tonight.
6 clues down, 6 to go.
Justus Ohage has a statue and lawn at Harriet b/c he donated the land.
He was a doctor who preformed the first cholectoct..(gall bladder removal) = "lose your colic"
exposed beasts referring to the original zoo in st paul first located on Harriet
water and ice (water st and ice on the river)
That's what I have so far.
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I just did a bunch of them in a row, and this post is pretty worthless...
I hope someone has an epiphany and finds this thing...and I hope it's one of us.
Goodnight and SCDs!
knave=male servant...butler
impale=pierce-
Pierce Butler Rd. near the lower part of BC near Highway 61...just a thought
but that's Point Douglas
Enjoy yourself and don't let your brains melt... that is a nasty mess to clean up!