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KING MARLEY - 10:54pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1692 of 28288)  Mark Reply
or the irie ONE EYED WILLIE

jk highlander



MacGrove Man - 10:54pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1693 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

Right by United Hospital!! Y2G, I agree...plus the area is way to ritzy...big money...pissed off taxpayers. For Future refrence, the Alexander Ramsey house is right there as well.



Downtown Dave - 10:55pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1694 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

Yep united....oops.



Annette B. - 10:56pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1695 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"It's a small world after all."

George, I am not sure which direction the towers to be in. I am not good at directions.

The park I was talking about earlier is not Kellogg, but under Kellogg and along Sheppard Road and it curves around the river to the bluffs and runs along the RR tracks. Does anyone know what that park's name is?



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 10:56pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1696 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

George or Mac: can you fit the Astute - Statue thing in there somewhere?



George_Y2G_ - 10:58pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1697 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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on north side of the river, under Kellogg. Not sure if there is a park there??? but i dont really know



Downtown Dave - 10:59pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1698 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

On the south side of river, there is Lilydale Regional Park, the entry portion to the east is run by St. paul Parks, but is actually in Lilydale, which is Outside Ramsey County (Dakota), so I say that's outside the boundaries.



MacGrove Man - 11:00pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1699 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

I know what you are speaking of...it is there along shepard road east of sibley. I believe it is called lower landing.



Downtown Dave - 11:01pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1700 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

ON north side of river, bike path starts at top of hill, follows Shepard road, but no RR track. I am not sure that land has a name, but its a cool bike trail if you can put up with traffic. At Shepard an Warner division (Jackson,) there is another seperated trail, that goes to Child's road. Darned if I know the name of that stretch, but it is by RR track. But the clue would have to say water, or boat, or train, or something pretty soon.......



Downtown Dave - 11:03pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1701 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

Of course, it has view of airport, for those who like to tie Holman field to "ace", got that big beacon on the bluff at Mounds easily visible for tower one, and big Cemstone plant at Childs for tower too, possibly a cell tower or two....



MacGrove Man - 11:04pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1702 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

T minus 60 minutes and counting.....



KING MARLEY - 11:04pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1703 of 28288)  Mark Reply
or the irie ONE EYED WILLIE

mississippi gorge



Allison Wonderland - 11:05pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1704 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

Only an hour until we all sigh a collective "Huh?"



MacGrove Man - 11:05pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1705 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

AAAAAAAAHHHHHH-MENNNNNN.



KING MARLEY - 11:06pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1706 of 28288)  Mark Reply
or the irie ONE EYED WILLIE

JAH MAN



George_Y2G_ - 11:07pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1707 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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hey marley, you got the Chant to Babylon CD??



KING MARLEY - 11:09pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1708 of 28288)  Mark Reply
or the irie ONE EYED WILLIE

yes man



George_Y2G_ - 11:10pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1709 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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its a good one, really like track 2 and 7, but usually just put it in and push play



KING MARLEY - 11:12pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1710 of 28288)  Mark Reply
or the irie ONE EYED WILLIE

rastaman chant, kinky reggae did you wacth tnt special



George_Y2G_ - 11:12pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1711 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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nah sorry i missed that



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:13pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1712 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

Best Marley song: Buffalo Soldier....and No Woman No Cry



Schlettdog - 11:14pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1713 of 28288)  Mark Reply

That stretch is called Lower Landing or Lambert's Landing.



KING MARLEY - 11:15pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1714 of 28288)  Mark Reply
or the irie ONE EYED WILLIE

sort of a live version of the cd, its all good



Annette B. - 11:19pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1715 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"It's a small world after all."

Thanks, Schletdogg - Lambert's Landing! I can never think of that. Anyway - it was gonna bug me till I found out. Oh well - I am no good at this hunting, and never found anyone that would like to go hunting with me - so mainly its trying to find it while still indoors (looking at the watercooler, the clues, the maps, etc.) until I drive myself crazy. If I think after another clue that it could be a downtown park I would go and check it out. Hopefully this year I will actually get outside looking for the darn thing.



Allison Wonderland - 11:21pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1716 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

Annette, there's a group of us called the Cooler Crew who kind of work together during the hunt as well as do other things throughout the year. If you really want to not hunt alone, let us know and you can always hang out with us.



George_Y2G_ - 11:22pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1717 of 28288)  Mark Reply
THE OTHER HALF OF THE DUB-C KNOBS

Somplace to gain relief from the rain. Will serve to help as your looking Read this well and you might obtain A clue that will really get you cooking



leelabell - 11:22pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1718 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Annette - my husband doesn't really want to hunt so I am always looking for people to hunt with.



George_Y2G_ - 11:22pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1719 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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got the clue from the other sight, used a cell phone and someone down at the PP



MacGrove Man - 11:23pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1720 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

Is this the clue???



George_Y2G_ - 11:23pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1721 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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YEP



Allison Wonderland - 11:24pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1722 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

Sounds strightforward enough. Picnic facilities.



MacGrove Man - 11:25pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1723 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

Somplace to gain relief from the rain. Will serve to help as your looking Read this well and you might obtain A clue that will really get you cooking

Hmmmm



leelabell - 11:25pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1724 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Kinda depressing clue. Are there are parks with wells?



George_Y2G_ - 11:26pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1725 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Yeah for sure, Grills and a pavilion. NEwell, Cherokee COmo, Phalen

DOenst narrow it down much



MacGrove Man - 11:27pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1726 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

Also Hidden Falls and Highland as well



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:27pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1727 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

Serve...park has tennis courts?



George_Y2G_ - 11:27pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1728 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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well i guess i can say that i wasnt expecting much from this one anyway



Allison Wonderland - 11:28pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1729 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

BUT, still no mention of water. That could knock some parks out of the running possibly.



George_Y2G_ - 11:28pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1730 of 28288)  Mark Reply
THE OTHER HALF OF THE DUB-C KNOBS

That doesnt narrow it down much either Highlander



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:28pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1731 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

George...just give it till tomarrow...someone will have some crazy ideas :)



Schlettdog - 11:29pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1732 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I'm glad my Parks and Rec expertise was of value to you. I work in every city park during the summers, so I feel that I know them well. So far, the clues have pointed to Swede Hollow or Highland for me. Swede Hollow, because of the vikings depression clue, profitable profession (the old Hamm's mansion used to be on the cuurent site and they profitted big-time from their brewery), and the state U clue. I don't know about viewing towers from Swede Hollow, so my enthusiasm for this park has dwindled. Everything makes sense at Highland near the track and tennis courts at the south side of the water towers. However, as a Parks and rec employee, I believe this is considered Highland High School's land and not a city park. Plus, the PP wouldn't want us digging up their football field.



MacGrove Man - 11:29pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1733 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

Highland has tennis courts...Montreal at Snelling and another lesser known one just south of the resivors.



George_Y2G_ - 11:29pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1734 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Tomorrow....give them like 20 minutes and we will all be talkin about UN pilots again



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:31pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1735 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

yeah, but isn't anything across the street from the H.S. considered part of Highland park?



George_Y2G_ - 11:32pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1736 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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pretty much



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:32pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1737 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

Has anyone gone with anagrams yet on this clue? "read this well"



MacGrove Man - 11:33pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1738 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

A profitable profession could relate to prostitution...there was once such a house located where they built the new Science Museum.



George_Y2G_ - 11:33pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1739 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Ihavent seen any anagrams yet, i have to rely on others for those not exactly my thing



KING MARLEY - 11:33pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1740 of 28288)  Mark Reply
or the irie ONE EYED WILLIE

no



Annette B. - 11:34pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1741 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"It's a small world after all."

Allison Wonderland & Leelabell- I appreciate the offers. It would be great to go hunting w/ someone. Perhaps I will just go to one of the parks this weekend and just look and get vibes from others on what their ideas are.



Derick Davis - 11:35pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1742 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Desire Drive Determination

Hey everyone, I don't know if you now yet, but the clue is now up at my page! www.medallionhunt.8m.com



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:35pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1743 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

Longshot Someplace to gain.... Will serve... Read this well... A clue that...

SWRA - South West Regional Area?



George_Y2G_ - 11:39pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1744 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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its a stretch highlander, but half of the clue explanations are a stretch



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:39pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1745 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

How about this...the towers are visible from under an overhang at one of the parks? might want to check that out



Derick Davis - 11:40pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1746 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Desire Drive Determination

WHere do you think Highlander???



ShovelMaster - 11:40pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1747 of 28288)  Mark Reply
1998's "Shovel Boy" 1999 & 2000's "ShovelMaster", & One crazy shovelin' mother in general!

Hi all,

Just coming in and anxiously awaii\ting. They had me worried about and hour ago or so...couldn't get on here for nothing.





The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:41pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1748 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

I am still stuck on Highland...hence the name Highlander :)



ShovelMaster - 11:41pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1749 of 28288)  Mark Reply
1998's "Shovel Boy" 1999 & 2000's "ShovelMaster", & One crazy shovelin' mother in general!

Hi all,

Just coming in and anxiously awaii\ting. They had me worried about and hour ago or so...couldn't get on here for nothing.





The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:42pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1750 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

I may take a drive by highland tomarrow...



ShovelMaster - 11:43pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1751 of 28288)  Mark Reply
1998's "Shovel Boy" 1999 & 2000's "ShovelMaster", & One crazy shovelin' mother in general!

Hi all,

Just coming in and anxiously awaii\ting. They had me worried about and hour ago or so...couldn't get on here for nothing.





MacGrove Man - 11:43pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1752 of 28288)  Mark Reply
The only one who does not believe in Co-Mo...MGM is carlinstpaul@yahoo.com Keep me posted!

Shovel Master...Whats up with the repeat messages????



ShovelMaster - 11:44pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1753 of 28288)  Mark Reply
1998's "Shovel Boy" 1999 & 2000's "ShovelMaster", & One crazy shovelin' mother in general!

Hi all,

Just coming in and anxiously awaii\ting. They had me worried about and hour ago or so...couldn't get on here for nothing.





Derick Davis - 11:45pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1754 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Desire Drive Determination

Hey Shovel Master! you got the clue yet? If you don't, I have it on my site. www.medallionhunt.8m.com



KING MARLEY - 11:45pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1755 of 28288)  Mark Reply
or the irie ONE EYED WILLIE

whats up pat and scot going out tonight



Snow Angel - 11:46pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1756 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Baby needs a new pair of shoes!

so many thoughts... New obsession from clue 1 + well = Newell? The clue still seems pretty vague as to the park, seems to just be giving the location in the park, near concessions? How about this... Read, reading railroad in Monopoly? Any thoughts?



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:46pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1757 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

Does anyone realize it does you no good to go out and dig tonight?



ShovelMaster - 11:46pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1758 of 28288)  Mark Reply
1998's "Shovel Boy" 1999 & 2000's "ShovelMaster", & One crazy shovelin' mother in general!

Well...I just found out that those were happening. I dont see them as dupes, so you'll have to forgive me. I am using Netscape, and when I click reload to refresh and bring up new posts, it asks me if I want to repost data...I think that is what's doing it. But if I tell it not to, it wont load the new messages. If there's a better way, by all means, please let me know.. I dont wanna drive you all insane. Shovelling will do that all by itself.





The Shoveler - 11:46pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1759 of 28288)  Mark Reply
M-E-A-T M-A-C-H-I-N-E, MEAT MACHINE, MEAT MACHINE!!!

Somplace to gain relief from the rain. Will serve to help as your looking Read this well and you might obtain A clue that will really get you cooking

Interesting!



PIE--- - 11:47pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1760 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

Some places to gain relief from the rain

Will serve to help you as you're looking

Read this well and you just might obtain

A clue that will really get you cooking.



Terry Valentine - 11:48pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1761 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Predig gig- Saturday, January 19th- McGovern's!

ShovelMaster - After each poster's name are two numbers. One is blue. Click on that and it will refresh the page without reposting your posts.



The Shoveler - 11:48pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1762 of 28288)  Mark Reply
M-E-A-T M-A-C-H-I-N-E, MEAT MACHINE, MEAT MACHINE!!!

has anyone else ever heard of a readwell. Cooking - BBQs, Rain - shelter



Snow Angel - 11:48pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1763 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Baby needs a new pair of shoes!

Is that Pie actually coming in with some helpful information???



PIE--- - 11:50pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1764 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

How come the clue isn't on the PP WEB site yet!



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 11:50pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1765 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

They just built that whole new picnic/BBQ thing a Como? but nothing else really fits...



PIE--- - 11:52pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1766 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

Pie can be helpful instead of mixin yall up!

I am also an on the spot reporter to give yall up to date info on how all the diggers are doing!



Derick Davis - 11:54pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1767 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Desire Drive Determination

I had a nice person from my chatroom call my cell with the clue at 11:20. That's why it's on my site and not the PP's site



Regalman - 11:54pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1768 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Pie, You are a waste of oxygen.



Allison Wonderland - 11:55pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1769 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

Cherokee Heights, Como, Crosby, Hidden Falls, Highland, Mounds, Newell, and Phalen. Those are your choices now. A much more useful clue than it might seem.



Lindsay - 11:56pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1770 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Is someone going to write down on this site the 4th clue?



Derick Davis - 11:58pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1771 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Desire Drive Determination

Get the 4th clue at www.medallionhunt.8m.com



Regalman - 11:58pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1772 of 28288)  Mark Reply

it's already on here lindsay



Tom Barnard - 11:58pm Jan 25, 2000 CST (#1773 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"Seventeen dollars...how's that?"

Thanks Derick.



The Artist Formerly Known As Highlander - 12:01am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1774 of 28288)  Mark Reply
`00 Aggie

Well this clue didn't narrow too much...I am gonna get outta here. I'll bring more insights with me tomarrow. Catch ya later George



George_Y2G_ - 12:02am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1775 of 28288)  Mark Reply
THE OTHER HALF OF THE DUB-C KNOBS

ya man




medallion freak - 12:02am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1776 of 28288)  Mark Reply
hunt's over i know where it is I just have to find it........ :-)

I am really thinking that Phalen just might be it....Look towards King Boreas....in the last clue.... King boreas lived in an ice palace just like the one that they made back a couple of years ago...the set your own pace... they have a jogging trail and bike trail.... and now the pavillion that they are refering too... what do you all think?



SnowShadow - 12:03am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1777 of 28288)  Mark Reply

The anagram must be "WARS."



medalionstalion - 12:03am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1778 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

ALison- Are those the only parks that have picknick areas with overhands?



medallion freak - 12:04am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1779 of 28288)  Mark Reply
hunt's over i know where it is I just have to find it........ :-)

wars???????



Lindsay - 12:06am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1780 of 28288)  Mark Reply

WHERE is the 4th clue?



reddog_1 - 12:07am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1781 of 28288)  Mark Reply

theyn havent even posted it on the pp web site yet!



Allison Wonderland - 12:07am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1782 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

Yes, those are the only ones with bona fide shelters for picnics according to the Treasure Hunter's Guide.



Snow Angel - 12:07am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1783 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Baby needs a new pair of shoes!

If nothing else, this clue rules out the capital.



SnowShadow - 12:07am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1784 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Some places to gain relief from the rain

Will serve to help you as you're looking

Read this well and you just might obtain

A clue that will really get you cooking.



Lindsay - 12:07am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1785 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I know, but some postings have said it has already been on these pages???



StepDogg - 12:08am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1786 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

Here ya go!

Clue 4: 1/26/2000

Some places to gain relief from the rain Will serve to help you as your looking Read this well and you just might obtain A clue that will really get you cooking



SnowShadow - 12:08am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1787 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Okay...off to dig. Gotta start sometime.



StepDogg - 12:09am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1788 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

Clue 4: 1/26/2000

Some places to gain relief from the rain.

Will serve to help you as your looking.

Read this well and you just might obtain.

A clue that will really get you cooking.



medalionstalion - 12:10am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1789 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

Alison, do you think there is more to this clue than just telling us it's in a park with shelters?

"read this well" has me thinking that there's a hiden meaning here . . .



Lindsay - 12:10am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1790 of 28288)  Mark Reply

How come so late on PP and where did you guys get the clue..I was gone for about 30 minutes, should of known better!



Lindsay - 12:10am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1791 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Thanks for posting it again...



Wright Winger - 12:11am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1792 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

its at cherokee again?



Allison Wonderland - 12:11am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1793 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

There might be a hidden meaning, but I've not seen it yet. And it placeS eh? So there must be more than one shelter...



StepDogg - 12:12am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1794 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

WW--what makes you think that?



Tom Barnard - 12:12am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1795 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"Seventeen dollars...how's that?"

Ok, load up the wagon, mama, we're goin' diggin'



medallion freak - 12:12am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1796 of 28288)  Mark Reply
hunt's over i know where it is I just have to find it........ :-)

read this well.... new WELL??? just noodling



Wright Winger - 12:12am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1797 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

it fits it all, but then i fit all the clues too, and im not even a park!



medallion freak - 12:13am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1798 of 28288)  Mark Reply
hunt's over i know where it is I just have to find it........ :-)

if we look at you we see 2 towers??? are you the medallion?? winger???



medalionstalion - 12:14am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1799 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

Please lets not start the NEWELL stuff all over again this year!



Wright Winger - 12:15am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1800 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

no, but i live in 2 towers



Duff - 12:15am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1801 of 28288)  Mark Reply

As much as I hate to bring this up,here goes.

how about serve and cooking = butler??? Newell???



Schlettdog - 12:15am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1802 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Alison, does that list of parks with picnic shelters really cover them all? Though the medallion wouldn't be hidden there this year, Harriet Island wasn't included.



Wright Winger - 12:16am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1803 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

still havent got a clue yet on my browser, but their seems to be 2 shelters, and cooking crap around. cherokee has that, como does, i dont know of more than one shelter at highland, but their might be. newell just has one shelter



Derick Davis - 12:16am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1804 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Desire Drive Determination

Anyone notice it is past midnight, and the PP site hasn't updated the site??



medallion freak - 12:16am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1805 of 28288)  Mark Reply
hunt's over i know where it is I just have to find it........ :-)

this is only my second year really getting out into the hype....why does everyone think of newell???



medallion freak - 12:17am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1806 of 28288)  Mark Reply
hunt's over i know where it is I just have to find it........ :-)

yes and it is making me mad!! I want to print it out and it isn't there....



reddog_1 - 12:17am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1807 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Like the idea from the first letters of the clue: S=south W=west R=regional A=area



Terry Valentine - 12:18am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1808 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Predig gig- Saturday, January 19th- McGovern's!

There are two shelters at Newell. They sit side by side on the Pierce Butler side of the park.



Allison Wonderland - 12:18am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1809 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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I didn't see any picnic shelters on my map, nor do I remember seeing any there.



Stone Cold Commish - 12:18am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1810 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Austin 3:16 says I'm gonna find the medallion this year. And that's the bottom line..........

With the cash being much higher this year, you gotta think that they'll keep it in relatively larger parks this year.

Duff, as much as I hate newell, the butler line is pretty good.



StepDogg - 12:19am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1811 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

I thought i read something before but I'm not sure...do king boreas and the ice castle have anything in common?



PIE--- - 12:20am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1812 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

Clue No. 4: from last year

Studying the past can be quite a blast

But there's value as well in the new

If you're willing to be an iconoclast

The treasure might belong to you

[Many treasure seekers "study the past" in hopes that previous hunts will help them predict where the medallion might be hidden. This year, however, there was "value in the new" because the medallion was concealed at Conway Park for the first time. Therefore, a successful hunter had to be an "iconoclast" -- someone willing to break the old mold by searching in a new place.]



Allison Wonderland - 12:20am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1813 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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The ice castle is the theoretical home of Boreas, when we have one.



Wright Winger - 12:20am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1814 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

thanks terry, sorry for the bad info



medalionstalion - 12:20am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1815 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

take those first letters, flip the "W" upside down, mix them all around and you have "RAMS" . . .

The Medallion is hidden in St. Louis this year because the Rams beat the Vikings!!!!

I'm heading out to Priceline.com for my airline ticket right now!



Terry Valentine - 12:20am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1816 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Predig gig- Saturday, January 19th- McGovern's!

Allison - I have rented those shelters for a program I did. Trust me. The shelters are there.



medallion freak - 12:20am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1817 of 28288)  Mark Reply
hunt's over i know where it is I just have to find it........ :-)

as mythology has it boreas lived in minnestoa during the winter months in an ice palace



Schlettdog - 12:21am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1818 of 28288)  Mark Reply

If the SWRA clue is really a clue, then we're left with Cherokee, Highland, Crosby and Hidden Falls



Wright Winger - 12:21am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1819 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

harriet island had the last castle



Jett - 12:21am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1820 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Is it just me or did they not load the new clue? I just got back from the Library.



Duff - 12:21am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1821 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Where else can you gain releif?

You can on a golf course. Get relief from medicine? Rolaids

Any others?



Jett - 12:21am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1822 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Is it just me or did they not load the new clue? I just got back from the Library.



StepDogg - 12:22am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1823 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

Well I'll be damned....



medalionstalion - 12:23am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1824 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

I don't get the butler = newell connection

Pierce Butler?



Duff - 12:23am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1825 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Barring some hidden meaning, here is what I get from this clue.

Some sort of shelter. Serve = Tennis courts, Cooking = grills



human 24 - 12:24am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1826 of 28288)  Mark Reply

There is one shelter at Newell.



StepDogg - 12:24am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1827 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

man, you guys read WAY WAY too far into these clues....



Ian - 12:24am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1828 of 28288)  Mark Reply
2002-out of the city-back in the county

Howdy Chris, Terry, Bob, and everyone else. Well, I'm off to work, then I have the rest of the hunt off. See ya out there.



Birdie15 - 12:25am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1829 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

I am still baffled because the PP has not released the clue on the wintercarnival site. This has never happened before. NOt that I can remember



New Daddy - 12:25am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1830 of 28288)  Mark Reply

It could be in an umbrella bu that is kinda large to hide it it, There is a shelter at Kelloge they set up for the WC I don't know what its for. But Cooking does make me think of picnic shelters. Phalen has several shelters, I have also rented the two shelters at Newel



PIE--- - 12:25am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1831 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

Some places to gain relief from the rain.

Will serve to help you as your looking.

Read this well and you just might obtain.

A clue that will really get you cooking



Allison Wonderland - 12:25am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1832 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Still, Harriet Island has a lot of construction and it was just there recently and there's been no mention of water, so I don't think its there. Maybe they are under the big note in the map that says the park is closed and under construction.



medalionstalion - 12:25am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1833 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

They would go and put it in Newell, just to piss me off I bet.



Terry Valentine - 12:26am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1834 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Predig gig- Saturday, January 19th- McGovern's!

Hey Ian! Don't work too hard. Save up that energy for digging!

There is one indoor shelter at Newell and two smaller concrete shelters.



Jett - 12:26am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1835 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Did clue 4 ever make it up? My browser will not load it. I have tried netscape and explorer with no success. Will someone please post it or refer to a posting with the clue. Thanks



Birdie15 - 12:27am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1836 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

Are there any grills at Newell? And if so, how many?



PIE--- - 12:27am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1837 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

I would asy that the key words to this clue are WELL & SERVE



StepDogg - 12:27am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1838 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

there are shelters at every park in St. Paul!!!



Birdie15 - 12:27am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1839 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

#4 is still not up



New Daddy - 12:27am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1840 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Serve is another tennis term, is ther a shelter for tennis players??



Stone Cold Commish - 12:27am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1841 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Austin 3:16 says I'm gonna find the medallion this year. And that's the bottom line..........

New twist to the RAMS inverted anagram theory:

Guess what road goes through Mounds Park? WARNER ROAD!!!



Derick Davis - 12:29am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1842 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Desire Drive Determination

4 is up at www.medallionhunt.8m.com



StepDogg - 12:29am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1843 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

Birdie--

Go to www.medallionhunt.8m.com



Birdie15 - 12:30am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1844 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

I was at the chatroom when Derick got the clue at 11:20 man



medalionstalion - 12:30am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1845 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

This whole thing is a set up! They had to know that that Vikes would lose! And that St. Louis would beat Tampa! That explains those horrible last second instant replay calls by the "upstairs" officials!!!



Allison Wonderland - 12:30am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1846 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Not every park has a picnic shelter, which is what I take this to mean.



Birdie15 - 12:30am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1847 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

I jus think it is weird that the PP site doesn't have it up



vikesfan18 - 12:31am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1848 of 28288)  Mark Reply

how do you guys know that is the real clue? the only official one is the one posted on the pioneer press website (which hasn't happened yet). I'm not buying any of this until I see it on pioneerplanet. Anyone else agree?



Jett - 12:32am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1849 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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There is hell to be paid tomorrow for whomever messed up at the PP. Someone is going to get their butt chewed over this one.



Tiny Thumbs - 12:32am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1850 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Two tiny thumbs up for the medallion hunt!

Have we been able to cross reference our list of possible parks with shelters with those that have views of a tower or two to the north or toward downtown?



medalionstalion - 12:32am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1851 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

Alison, can you cross reference the parks with shelters and the parks with tennis courts?



Birdie15 - 12:32am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1852 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

I kind of agree vikesfan, I have gained respect for Derick, so I am going with him but he got the clue at 11:20. Has the clue EVER came out before 11:30?



Terry Valentine - 12:33am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1853 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Predig gig- Saturday, January 19th- McGovern's!

Newell has tennis courts - just across Fairview.



Stone Cold Commish - 12:33am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1854 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Austin 3:16 says I'm gonna find the medallion this year. And that's the bottom line..........

I agree with vikesfan. It's not that I don't trust Derick (though he misspelled "your" in line 2 which screwed me up). But every year some crack comes through and claims they are an insider at PP. Or that they are the sysop of the site. Or something like that.



Derick Davis - 12:33am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1855 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Vikesfan!!! The OFFICIAL clue is also put in the paper and released at 11:00! I had someone call me with the clue! You can be ignorant and not believe 30 people, but is that really a smart idea??



Duff - 12:33am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1856 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I know mounds still fits real well, but I am sure all large parks do at this time.



vikesfan18 - 12:34am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1857 of 28288)  Mark Reply

how would have the other website gotten the clue? somehow, i think this is trying to lead us astray



medalionstalion - 12:34am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1858 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

Terry, are those tennis courts IN Newell park? or jus nearby?



Tiny Thumbs - 12:34am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1859 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Two tiny thumbs up for the medallion hunt!

Cherokee has several shelters, tennis courts and views to the north. I'll keep checking the others as I go.



bones - 12:34am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1860 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...and the buzzkill sets in

I love this part of The Hunt!



RIVRAFT - 12:35am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1861 of 28288)  Mark Reply

First, can anyone tell me about battle, i have never been there. Can you see downtown, is it high or low ? Clue 4, could it refer to a bus shelter in front of a popular restaurant?



Terry Valentine - 12:35am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1862 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Predig gig- Saturday, January 19th- McGovern's!

They are considered part of the park.



Birdie15 - 12:35am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1863 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

The courts are across the street from Newell but they are apart of the park if I remember right. Dug there last year



New Daddy - 12:36am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1864 of 28288)  Mark Reply

The tennis courts are considred part of Newel;l but are accross the street form the main part of the park



vikesfan18 - 12:36am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1865 of 28288)  Mark Reply

derick, why isn't the clue on the website? it said the next clue would come at 12:05 and it is now about 12:40.



Birdie15 - 12:36am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1866 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

Derick, got any idea why the PP has not released the clue on here?



Jett - 12:36am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1867 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Hey Vikes, its the real clue okay. Its not even close to the end to worry about being lead astray. I trust Derick so should you. I am off because I got an 8 o'clock class. Good luck Terry and Allison. My vote still lies with Highland.



PIE--- - 12:36am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1868 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

Last year they had a typo in one of the last clues that really meesed up the meaning! It was pretty incredible to see all the people run when I discovered th TYPO!!!!



Birdie15 - 12:36am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1869 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

anyone call the PP yet to ask why?



Derick Davis - 12:37am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1870 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Desire Drive Determination

Server errors, or they got pissed off that I published at 11:20????



medalionstalion - 12:37am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1871 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

I'm not going to Newell for another four clues, just on principle



Allison Wonderland - 12:37am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1872 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Cherokee, Como must have them somewhere, don't see any in Hidden Falls, Highland does, so does Mounds and Newell, can't claim to see any in Phalen. I always thought the tennis connection was pretty shaky though.



StepDogg - 12:38am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1873 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

Allison--Oh it's at Phalen, baby.



PIE--- - 12:38am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1874 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

It is wierd that the PP hasn't posted it yet!

I think they are doing it on purpose to get a crowd for thursday night contest down at the PP!



Duff - 12:39am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1875 of 28288)  Mark Reply

So did I until serve came up again, and when I think of an ace I think of Tennis or Airport?

I agree about not heading out to Newell for a few more clues



Birdie15 - 12:39am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1876 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

anyone gunna call down to the PP and ask why it isn't up?



Tiny Thumbs - 12:39am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1877 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Two tiny thumbs up for the medallion hunt!

Como does have tennis courts in zone 3 if you're using the guide, but shelters don't seem to be nearby at all. There's the butterfly ones in zone 2 and the pavillion in zone 6 but that's all I can find there.



PIE--- - 12:40am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1878 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

One other thing yall might want to consider is that the medallion might not even be placed until the last couple of days!

It's another way for the WC to get people excited over a two week period! It raises money and gets people out to events!



Allison Wonderland - 12:41am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1879 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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I really can't see putting it at Como when it was there just 3 years ago.



medalionstalion - 12:41am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1880 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

At this point I think tennis courts hold water. Clue one "try a new obsession" and clue 2 "ace" can be read that way . . .

It just hit me, "carefull inspection" from clue three is an important phrase



Snow Angel - 12:42am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1881 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Baby needs a new pair of shoes!

THIS SUCKS! Did the PP offices move out west and they are confused by the time? Has the medallion been found?



PIE--- - 12:42am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1882 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

They have said that last year the medallion hadn't been placed until the last day!



vikesfan18 - 12:43am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1883 of 28288)  Mark Reply

what's up with the PP? someone should be getting fired for this. anyways, if this clue is the real one, it still points to Highland allthough all the locations they refer to are relatively apart from each other.



StepDogg - 12:43am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1884 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

the clue is at:

www.medallionhunt.8m.com!!



Duff - 12:44am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1885 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Settle down they will post it, with all this snow it will not be found till next week.



Stone Cold Commish - 12:44am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1886 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Austin 3:16 says I'm gonna find the medallion this year. And that's the bottom line..........

Hey Pie, if that's the case, why did a was it found it in Battle Creek after, what, 4 or 5 clues a few years back?



PIE--- - 12:44am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1887 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

I really think they have delayed laying it to enhance the WC!

If someone finds it by clue 6 it could wreck the WC on a cold year!



medalionstalion - 12:44am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1888 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

PIE -

Medallion has been found by clue 6 sometime in the past five years.

It is out there as we speak, be sure of it.



Tiny Thumbs - 12:44am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1889 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Two tiny thumbs up for the medallion hunt!

Allison, I agree about Como. As I look at Phalen, though it doesn't have tennis courts, I'm noticing a pumphouse in zone 4. Could that be a connection to "well"?



(Deleted message originally posted by PIE--- on 12:44am Jan 26, 2000 CST)



reddog_1 - 12:44am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1891 of 28288)  Mark Reply

dont see where the towers would be at highland. the water towers are in the west



reddog_1 - 12:47am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1892 of 28288)  Mark Reply

maybe they are rewriting the clue?



medalionstalion - 12:47am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1893 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"For if you hide the medallion, even in your hearts, there will he rake for it . . ."

Well kids, I must be off and running.

Keep having fun with this clue though!

LOL!



vikesfan18 - 12:47am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1894 of 28288)  Mark Reply

if you are by the track and the tennis courts, it is north



PIE--- - 12:47am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1895 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

?



Allison Wonderland - 12:48am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1896 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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Hmmm, Highland does have two shelters, but they are fairly far apart.



reddog_1 - 12:48am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1897 of 28288)  Mark Reply

west is west. montreal ave run east/west



(Deleted message originally posted by PIE--- on 12:48am Jan 26, 2000 CST)



Corkmeister - 12:48am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1899 of 28288)  Mark Reply

It's already been hidden - well covered up by the last 2 snowfalls... You've all been out there towards the end and don't you think there are WAY too many people out there for someone not to see someone hiding it (especially as far under the snow as it has been in the last couple years)?



PIE--- - 12:48am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1900 of 28288)  Mark Reply
It is not a disgrace to fail. Failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.------Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.------The greatest failure is the failure to try.----I TRIED and then I CRIED, but now it's forward HO

BIG OL BRONCO JANE HERE!



Snow Angel - 12:49am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1901 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Baby needs a new pair of shoes!

I just tried calling PP but was not able to get a person, just a recording



StepDogg - 12:49am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1902 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

Tiny Thumbs-- why are you so sure that the word "Ace" is definately tennis??

Maybe the medallion is hidden in a playing card box.... Maybe ace simply refers to a winner.... Even though you can't go on them, maybe it is near a par 3 hole on a course.

No part of the clue except for the word ace has anything to do with tennis.



vikesfan18 - 12:49am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1903 of 28288)  Mark Reply

the clue says that if you look in the direction of boreas (north), you will see the towers. According to where I think the medallion is, that is very true.



Stone Cold Commish - 12:50am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1904 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Austin 3:16 says I'm gonna find the medallion this year. And that's the bottom line..........

OK, here's a stretch, but work with me...

Look towards King Boreas. We're looking north, right? What if it's on the north side of Highland, and you need to look south, looking towards MONTREAL AVE ?



bones - 12:51am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1905 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...and the buzzkill sets in

medallionstallion - 1871 is a gem!

Allison - Battle has big ol' picnic shelters, and I THINK there are 2 WATERtowers in view, but did that clue even mention water?



Wright Winger - 12:52am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1906 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

you can see downtown from battle



Allison Wonderland - 12:53am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1907 of 28288)  Mark Reply
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But are the shelters in Battle Creek on the Maplewood side?



vikesfan18 - 12:53am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1908 of 28288)  Mark Reply

it can still be on the north side of montreal as long as you aren't past the towers.



Duff - 12:53am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1909 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Battle Creek is huge and can easily fit these clues, I was out there quite a bit last year



Tiny Thumbs - 12:54am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1910 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Two tiny thumbs up for the medallion hunt!

step, I'm not locked into tennis (though serve also ties in as could chase for that matter, at least when I play!). I'm just checking out possibilities. I wouldn't be surprised if ace referred to the First Bank building neon sign which hopefully one can see from whichever park it ends up being. What are you thinking?



Wright Winger - 12:54am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1911 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

if you know treasure hunt history, they will not go back to phalen or mounds park. i do find it odd that their has been no mention of water. is their anyparks you can see no water from? newell is probally the closest for lack of water, but way over by the fair grouds their a statefair water tower you can make out in the distance, but you still see it!



reddog_1 - 12:54am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1912 of 28288)  Mark Reply

--if it is in the north side of highland isn't that the golf course?



RIVRAFT - 12:56am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1913 of 28288)  Mark Reply

One good thing, was out tinkering in the snow and it is pretty light and easy to move around, except the hardened clumps on the outer edges.



StepDogg - 12:56am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1914 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Beer....Medallion....$10,000.....Better Beer

Tiny--

I am thinking no doubt so far it's Phalen.

I know that park very well and the clues fit like a glove so far (although the clues still could work with any park.)

I got a spot I'm checking tomorrow and if i have no luck...i'm waiting for more clues.



vikesfan18 - 12:56am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1915 of 28288)  Mark Reply

it says you will cause a rebellion if you go where golfers cavort (gather). i'm pretty sure that means that its at a golf course (or specifically a clubhouse).



Schlettdog - 12:56am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1916 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Isn't the north side of montreal by the water towers golf course?



reddog_1 - 12:57am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1917 of 28288)  Mark Reply

you cant hunt on a golf course



SHOWMEDAMONEY - 12:58am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1918 of 28288)  Mark Reply

"ACE" could refer to a baseball pitcher....."PACE" is how much stuff the pitcher has ...& "Chase" as in a pennant chase.



Tiny Thumbs - 12:59am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1919 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Two tiny thumbs up for the medallion hunt!

The northeast section of highland is not the golf course, it's searchable park. It's the northwest section and southwest section that are golf courses.



Stone Cold Commish - 01:01am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1920 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Austin 3:16 says I'm gonna find the medallion this year. And that's the bottom line..........

Possible references for Ace other than tennis:

fighter pilot (StP airport?) cards (Heart? Spade? Club? Diamond?) a domino (hey, it was in the dictionary)



bones - 01:02am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1921 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...and the buzzkill sets in

There are shelters on the St. Paul side too, however, they are kinda in the vicinity of "the sledding hill", which, if memory serves me right, was referred to in that year's clues



SHOWMEDAMONEY - 01:02am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1922 of 28288)  Mark Reply

You could search on or near a Frisbee golf course......



Allison Wonderland - 01:02am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1923 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

Where exactly are the towers in Highland?



vikesfan18 - 01:03am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1924 of 28288)  Mark Reply

right along snelling avenue



Allison Wonderland - 01:04am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1925 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

Battle Creek falls in my too recent category anyway. Its never been in the same park less than six years apart, and its only been 5 years for Battle Creek. 6 years for Highland.



Duff - 01:07am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1926 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Battle Creek is so close to Conway as well.



Schlettdog - 01:07am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1927 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Near the track and tennis courts at Highland still sounds like the best bet to me, assuming that this is considered property of the Parks system more so than Highland High School's domain.

Other thoughts: The small park across the street from Newell is called May and has a separate identity. I think this is the area to which you guys referred when you spoke of the tennis courts. Also, Battle Creek recently was handed over to the Ramsey County Parks department for maintenance by St. Paul Parks and Rec. I don't know if this changes its identity as a "St. Paul Park".



Duff - 01:09am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1928 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Still falls within the City limits of st. Pual, however some parts of it are in Maplewood.



green. - 01:11am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1929 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

I finally made it after slogging an hour!

Hay, Allison, Terry! See ya Ian, Stallion and Hollywood.

This has *not* been MomPlant's or MomPress's day!



vikesfan18 - 01:11am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1930 of 28288)  Mark Reply

well, i still don't know what to say until the real clue comes out on the PP website. My bet is that it is still in Highland. Catch you guys tomorrow.



Birdie15 - 01:12am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1931 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"99 Aggie" Stuck in Hibbing. . . . for now

Hey Green!



Treasure Huntin' Fool - 01:12am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1932 of 28288)  Mark Reply

go down to 345 Cedar street with a quarter and buy a paper



Allison Wonderland - 01:13am Jan 26, 2000 CST (#1933 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Join my treasure hunting club at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/theallisonwonderland for future hunts during the year (well at least 1)

Except for a possible typo, I'd have to think the clue was real. If not, we'll all know by morning and that's the end of Derek's credibility permanently.



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