2012 Clues
So its back to the drawing board for next year
to find a spot so deep and drear.
Harder to reach all you whiners
than those buried Chilean miners.
Next year's clues will inspire dread
requiring knowledge of languages dead,
Higher math rocket science
disbanding every hunters alliance.
I take your leave. I bid adieu.
I go in search of the perfect clue.
Prepare to hike hard dig deep and delve.
Will have a grand party in 2012.
So its back to the drawing board for next year
to find a spot so deep and drear.
Harder to reach all you whiners
than those buried Chilean miners.
Next year's clues will inspire dread
requiring knowledge of languages dead,
Higher math rocket science
disbanding every hunters alliance.
I take your leave. I bid adieu.
I go in search of the perfect clue.
Prepare to hike hard dig deep and delve.
Will have a grand party in 2012.
well, except for me and j, who let all of you talks us out of como where we'd been since clue 4. :smile:
Macalaster colors are red and blue
Mattocks Park is on Macalaster and PALACE. appx 3.69 acres in size (near pi).
Dead language derivation --
"...The word mattock, pronounced /ˈmætək/, is of unclear origin. There are no cognates in other Germanic languages, and similar words in various Celtic languages are borrowings from the English (e.g. Welsh: matog, Irish: matóg, Scottish Gaelic: mà dog).[9] It may be derived from the unattested Vulgar Latin matteūca, meaning club or cudgel. The New English Dictionary of 1906 interpreted mattock as a diminutive, but there is no root to derive it from, and no semantic reason for the diminutive formation.[9] Forms such as mathooke, motthook and mathook were produced by folk etymology. Dubious connections have also been suggested with words in Balto-Slavic languages, including Old Church Slavonic motyga and Lithuanian matikas.[9]
While the noun "mattock" is attested from Old English onwards, the transitive verb "to mattock" or "to mattock up" first appeared in the mid-17th century.[9]..."
edit: nevermind, I see people found it now
If you start spreading what you see here to the masses, you will quickly find everyone clamming up.
With that said, good luck to all! Hoping I might finally get to run into some folks tonight! I am still sticking with Highland in the #1 spot!
//Looking forward to a photo from Shamrock in today's clue
Have you any ideas yet? Ideas other than mere conjecture, that is...
CLUE NO. 2
It's time to get this off our chest:
Mix treasured lore into your quest.
Triple score provides a clue;
So do the colors red and blue.
A SPECIAL SONG
This year, we've worked with a very special guest who will be performing original songs of each clue.
You don't have to be rich to hear this second installment!
Click here to listen to "2012 Clue No. 2, The Song
Look forward to meeting you.
Here ya go mamba.
Got here, slogged, like much of the discussion and ideas flowing through here. I wonder what fun will be had at 10:30.
I still like triple score as 60 years and being Highland. I am sure my mind will go elsewhere after the next clue.
Going to be toing and froing getting stuff ready for the 10 hour day tomorrow.
reference to something in site. BC is to easy to nail (triple score =3M who's signage
was blue and is now red). Too simple.
I'm going with red and blue being this logo
Sometimes that puts us in the right park - and other times not so much.
 :smile:
:sillygrin:
oh...IAN equals K.B.
Pagination