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DerickDavis - 02:00am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12327 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Visit my new site at www.medallionhunt.8k.com. It has everything including past clues and hiding places

kitty? where did you go?



Annette B. - 02:03am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12328 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"It's a small world after all."

figure could just refer to a number - a number like "0" (circular thinking) In clue #1 - the word game - could that refer to animals?



Allison Wonderland - 02:16am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12329 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)

Rice park seems to fit fairly well actually, but I can't believe its there.



Annette B. - 02:19am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12330 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"It's a small world after all."

I know - its just that in Rice there is that big chain link fence around the round fountain that they are restoring and I keep thinking of dueling = fencing. There is quite a bit of snow near the fence all the way around. I noticed a couple of poles that had numbers on it - one w/ a 4, the other 9, so would have to look in future to see if that fit, and Go through the cold - they already have ice blocks there for carving. Oh well - I think I will have to give up on that one. If you pick apart BOLD - you've got the old Bank site that is kinny-korner to Rice, O for Ordway, L for Landmark Center, but there is no D.



Allison Wonderland - 02:22am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12331 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)

Well I'm getting pretty sleepy. I think I'll have to work on this more tomorrow.



marley king - 02:22am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12332 of 28288)  Mark Reply
and his queen

made it through the messages! i'm so confused. thinking/linking makes a difference in MY thinking.



Annette B. - 02:23am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12333 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"It's a small world after all."

I need some zzzzzz's b4 work tomorrow too......Nite.



marley king - 02:26am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12334 of 28288)  Mark Reply
and his queen

And goodnite 2u2



ClueMaster - 03:05am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12335 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Last one up as usual. Nothin but Noodlin



DaBrewMan - 03:50am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12336 of 28288)  Mark Reply
I gots da clues all figured out finally!! :)

It is clear to me about seeing "thinking" twice in the clue and the mention of "out of view" may have something to do with Double Vision?!?!?



DaBrewMan - 03:54am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12337 of 28288)  Mark Reply
I gots da clues all figured out finally!! :)

Any one up??



ClueMaster - 04:24am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12338 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Just me



DerickDavis - 04:26am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12339 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Visit my new site at www.medallionhunt.8k.com. It has everything including past clues and hiding places

hey clue master



ClueMaster - 04:26am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12340 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

'Thinking' was used a second time in the newspaper version and the PioneerPlanet.com\WinterCarnival site. 'Linking' was used on the TwinCities.com\WinterCarnival site. Who knows what's correct. I tend to believe the TC.com site because of verbiage but it is sponsored by PP, so who knows.



ClueMaster - 04:27am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12341 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Sup DD?



Crap_Face - 04:35am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12342 of 28288)  Mark Reply
YOU SEE THAT!¿!¿!¿! ON MY FACE!¿!¿!¿! YOU KNOW WHAT THAT IS!¿!¿!¿! THATS CRAP!!!!

What do you guys think about Newell?



Crap_Face - 04:41am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12343 of 28288)  Mark Reply
YOU SEE THAT!¿!¿!¿! ON MY FACE!¿!¿!¿! YOU KNOW WHAT THAT IS!¿!¿!¿! THATS CRAP!!!!

I just thought I would ask, because me and 4 of my friends were just out there looking. We though that Duel could mean twice, referring to last year, as in twice in a row, and also, "Dig elsewhere and you'll find infinitum" could possibly mean that if you dont look there, you'll be lookin 4 ever. "Last year at Newell, our fate was most cruel, Unfortunately the game ended too soon, Come now...." My friend Dan was saying that it could mean that since it ended so soon last year, that they wanna continue it again, at the same place. Lemme know your thoughts.



ClueMaster - 04:42am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12344 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

There have been a few pointing that direction too because of your thoughts exactly but many others sound like Capitol Mall for various reasons.



ClueMaster - 04:50am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12345 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Ieem atta ear. Check post 12321 for tonight's recap. SCD's to all and to all a good night. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzz



DerickDavis - 05:01am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12346 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Visit my new site at www.medallionhunt.8k.com. It has everything including past clues and hiding places

I've been up for a long time and i'm finally starting to get somewhere. Heres is my present analysis. I am now leaning towards "Town Square Park". I'm sure you are thinking "Where is that?". It's a park in downtown at Minnesota and E 7th. It's a small 2 acre park. Here is how I think it fits the clues.

Clue 1: "...prepare to be bold..." How much bolder can you get when you pick a new park?

"...secret item..." I'm still convinced that it wont be a traditional medallion, possibly going back to the chest used in the 50's

"...place for gold..." Backing up my last comment that it will be made of gold

"...searcg infinitum..." Now, i'm still unsure as to whether or not this is a word! I looked it up, and all that came close was ad infinitum, which is Latin (for all you latin gurus) for without end or limit. It could be nothing, just telling us to look in the right place.

"...much tougher duel..." Not sure how that fits, could be nothing, but you can't get too much out of the first clue. Or can you?

"...toes...hunt until june..." That's something important! why not april or august? What major events happen in June? Maybe the park inquestion has something big happening in June? It could be the wedding reference, who knows.

Clue 2:

"...hunt in our wonderful town..." Hmmm... Town Square Park... connection possibly?

Clue 3:

"...Circular Thinking...way of thinking..." Town Square Park has a Carrousel!

"...lies out of view..." It is lying out of view... Meaning it's not just plopped in the snow! It's under a bench, brick, rock, etc.

"...bank account..." Well, the chamber of commerce is right across the street!

That is my little analysis of the clues at hand. If it is fact in Town Square Park, remember who called it first! ME! not you or cousin phil or mary-jo ME! Anyway, i'm a little tired and grumpy (can ya tell?) Let me know what you think at my sites message board. www.medallionhunt.8k.com



emmy & hannah's mom - 05:10am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12347 of 28288)  Mark Reply
(and Natalie's too!)

Good Morning!

Town Square is an interesting thought - I remember someone who thought it might be there a couple years back. I dunno, I just don't see it being put INDOORS.

Oh, and the carousel has been out of there for years.

As for the clue - "Linking" makes it flow SO much better, but the official PP site is still showing "Thinking" - bummer.

Not feeling too hot today, but can't really waste a sick day to stay home and rest. It may come to that later in the day though: bad cough, fever, chills, just NO FUN. I'm gonna need my rest if I'm to get out there and DIG in the next few days!



Crap_Face - 06:17am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12348 of 28288)  Mark Reply
YOU SEE THAT!¿!¿!¿! ON MY FACE!¿!¿!¿! YOU KNOW WHAT THAT IS!¿!¿!¿! THATS CRAP!!!!

Town Square Park is kinda outta the question, good thought though, You do know that Wells Fargo has bought out all of the trade center, right? thats why all the stores and restaurants closed up, thats only in the trade center though, not town square. Town Square park is going to be closed soon too...infact, i think it already is, they keep blocking off the escalators in there, and the carousel you mentioned....it hasnt been there for a couple years man, it was moved. I dont know where to though....i did know, but i forgot, ill get back to ya with that info.



icecream man - 06:44am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12349 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"In my writing I am acting as a map maker, an explorer of psychic areas . . . a cosmonaut of inner space, and I see no point in exploring areas that have already been thoroughly surveyed." - William Burroughs

the carousel was moved to como park



green. - 06:50am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12350 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

Good Marning!

If you'd slogged you'd know Town Square was closed.

The headlines tomorrow will read:

"There is Hope for 'Totally Clueless And In The Dark One'."

This clue (#3) is saying there is a skating rink near but outta view o'The Med.

Mom, you better get better! We can't have you sick and missing The Hunt!!!! WWWWWAWAAAAAAAAA!

And my first Joe! o'the day!!!



green. - 07:15am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12351 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

Filming Schedule!!!
(Subject to Change Based on Digging)

Today, Tuesday, January 23

Como Park Conservatory - 3:30 p.m. until 6:00/7:00p.m.

McGovern's Pub - 7:00/7:30 p.m. until... late

Tomorrow, Wednesday, January 24

Como Park Conservatory - 3:30 PM until 6:00 or 7:00 PM

McGovern's Pub - 7:00/7:30 p.m. PM until... late.



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 07:29am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12352 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

Yes..the carousel has a nice new indoor location next to the Palm Lot at Como.



Terry Valentine - 07:33am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12353 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Predig gig- Saturday, January 19th- McGovern's!

Good Morning!

There is still two versions of the clue up. One from the link at the top of this page and a different one from the link on the front page of the planet. I like the linking version better as it makes more sense.

I remember digging at Phalen one year with a linking clue. We were near a fence at the time with those chain links.



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 07:40am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12354 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

The guide has school tonight, he may not be around until after 9.



Terry Valentine - 07:40am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12355 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Predig gig- Saturday, January 19th- McGovern's!

I am teaching tonight so won't be here until after the McGovern's thing. I can't imagine how much slogging there will be to do.



MJ - 07:45am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12356 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Of all the blossoms in life's garden, friendship is the most fragrant! -Anonymous

Yo!

Green, I'll catch up with ya at the workplace.

But first, I gotta put makeup on my face!

Hiya Ter, and all Coolerphiles!

Mom, please feel better!!! Fast!

P.S. Ter, when I got here this morn, there were over 1200 posts! I can't possibly slog them all, unless of course . . . . . I get sick at work!

Later!



Downtown Dave - 08:02am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12357 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

Just a note on the linking/thinking debate. The paper I picked up last night was the Minnesota edition. My metro edition at the office this morning still has thinking twice. If it is a typo, it wasn't caught between editions.



Frostbite - 08:08am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12358 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hello Everyone:

My 2 cents, I think the clues point to the savory coin to be in a hockey puck, and possibly at Newell again with the 2 ice rinks (link = rink) As for the bank account line, no idea. But it looks like many are still swaying back and forth between parks, does anyone have a top 3-5 list? As for me I am off to Newell to try and place it all together. Anyone with insight on the banking line?



Leah Logan - 08:10am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12359 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Hello all- Has anyone thought about Palace?



Frostbite - 08:13am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12360 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hello Everyone:

My 2 cents, I think the clues point to the savory coin to be in a hockey puck, and possibly at Newell again with the 2 ice rinks (link = rink) As for the bank account line, no idea. But it looks like many are still swaying back and forth between parks, does anyone have a top 3-5 list? As for me I am off to Newell to try and place it all together. Anyone with insight on the banking line?



Ares - 08:22am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12361 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

morning folks. i have got to stop staying up to catch the clue. i literally had to scrape myself out of bed this morning. find something circular, or perhaps a street xxxxxx circle (don't know if there are any beyond holcombe), you're in the right park, and the treasure is just out of view of it. i'm probably sounding way too incoherent. i'm not fully awake yet.



Frostbite - 08:24am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12362 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hello Everyone:

My 2 cents, I think the clues point to the savory coin to be in a hockey puck, and possibly at Newell again with the 2 ice rinks (link = rink) As for the bank account line, no idea. But it looks like many are still swaying back and forth between parks, does anyone have a top 3-5 list? As for me I am off to Newell to try and place it all together. Anyone with insight on the banking line?



THX 1138 - 08:25am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12363 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"THX 1138: Preacher, Reformer, Anti-Harassment advocate"

Princess Yoda,

Call me when you get a chance.



Bax-Man72 - 08:25am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12364 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Hunt #3 for this non-MN Native!

Well for what's it worth I just called the local office for TwinCities.com to see what was up...just caught the guy walking in the door and he hadn't heard about the linking/thinking thing...said he would take a look at it...even though it rhymes better than thinking twice, it seems like the PP should be the correct version? Oh, by the way, I haven't seen the # you can call to get the update on whether or not it's been found yet, does anyone have it?



(Deleted message originally posted by Frostbite on 08:29am Jan 23, 2001 CST)



Bax-Man72 - 08:31am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12366 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Hunt #3 for this non-MN Native!

Twincities.com now hays the double thinking...so I'm thinking it's thinking!



Frostbite - 08:33am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12367 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Maybe it is all part of the plan...



Swisher - 08:34am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12368 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Clue 3 is referring to a slide, right?



Leah Logan - 08:35am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12369 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

A slide? How?



Leah Logan - 09:06am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12370 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

anyone here?



New Daddy - 09:09am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12371 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Leah lots of people here. But I still thinking about linking the thinking thinking linking clues???



green. - 09:10am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12372 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

Estaban, you still here????



green. - 09:16am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12373 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

Filming Schedule!!!
(Subject to Change Based on Digging)

Today, Tuesday, January 23

Como Park Conservatory - 3:30 p.m. until 6:00/7:00p.m.

McGovern's Pub - 7:00/7:30 p.m. until... late

Tomorrow, Wednesday, January 24

Como Park Conservatory - 3:30 PM until 6:00 or 7:00 PM

McGovern's Pub - 7:00/7:30 p.m. PM until... late.



Frostbite - 09:17am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12374 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I'm still here..



Ares - 09:19am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12375 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

i'm still here. dazed and confused, but here.



Leah Logan - 09:22am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12376 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Just a thought- circular thinking one way of thinking- round rink(there a two rinks) -"View"- cross street at Palace.



green. - 09:26am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12377 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

Hiya, Frostbite!

Guide... I FORGOT to get two books!!!!! (smacking self in forehead) Will you be at The Conservatory and/or McGovern's tonite????



green. - 09:29am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12378 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

Well, I *had* it when it was the old way: thinking/linking; but THIS makes no sense to me: thinking/thinking...

Tho, duel/dual/twice does come to mind...

I had the #3 all "aced" as circular linking = an 8... And then you go down to "figure" and you've a figure 8! Skating!

See? They did it again! I get The Clue right, and they change it! Just like when they moved it from Phalen last year 'cuz I was the only one there...



Maureen Hursey - 09:31am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12379 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hi,

I don't want to change the subject of circle thinking, but circular advertising comes to mind.



steve allen - 09:36am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12380 of 28288)  Mark Reply

hav'nt seen anything in the clues about a st. paul park is where you must go.st. paul is the place, ma bey not a park this year.



Leah Logan - 09:41am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12381 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

what are your thoughts on where it could be steve



green. - 09:43am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12382 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

Hay, Maureen! Gonna be at The Conservatory and/or McGovern's tonite? Hope you and Steve will Bee!



Maureen Hursey - 09:46am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12383 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hi Green,

I can't, I have plans with my kids. Hope to see ya at the dig.



DerickDavis - 09:47am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12384 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Visit my new site at www.medallionhunt.8k.com. It has everything including past clues and hiding places

If anyone wants to join the chat at my site to talk realtime, come to www.medallionhunt.8k.com I also have past clues and hiding places at my site in the "Clue Central" section of the site. The chatroom DOES NOT req. registration



jake inge - 09:57am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12385 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

Is it "circular thinking can be one way of THINKING or LINKING"?



DerickDavis - 09:58am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12386 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Visit my new site at www.medallionhunt.8k.com. It has everything including past clues and hiding places

THINKING



green. - 09:59am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12387 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Fourth Annual (GASP! Has it been THAT long ALREADY?!) Pre-Dig Gig, Sat, Jan 19, 2002 - McGoverns! BE THERE!!!

Jakey... Double thinking. No linking.



SueBee - 10:01am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12388 of 28288)  Mark Reply
GO COOLERHEADS!

I'm curious about the idea of the object of our quest not being the traditional medallion. Notice PP calls this the 50th TREASURE hunt rather than a MEDALLION hunt. And the first clue's reference to "the place for gold" makes me think of a treasure chest, not a blue puck. Whadda ya think?



SueBee - 10:01am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12389 of 28288)  Mark Reply
GO COOLERHEADS!

Has it always been called a "treasure" hunt? I can't remember.



jake inge - 10:02am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12390 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

The rules say medallion, but I strongly suspect that it is inside of a treasure chest.



jake inge - 10:02am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12391 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

The medallion is inside of a treasure chest.



Maureen Hursey - 10:03am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12392 of 28288)  Mark Reply

SueBee,

I think it will be in a treasure bank too.



SueBee - 10:03am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12393 of 28288)  Mark Reply
GO COOLERHEADS!

where is a good "place for gold?" - a mint? a bank (another bank referene)?



Leah Logan - 10:12am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12394 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

a good place to find gold is at the end of a rainbow- which is painted on the building at Palace along with a painting of the Ice castle.



Leah Logan - 10:12am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12395 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Has anyone ever seen it?



SueBee - 10:14am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12396 of 28288)  Mark Reply
GO COOLERHEADS!

Palace and what? I like that!



SueBee - 10:15am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12397 of 28288)  Mark Reply
GO COOLERHEADS!

Is there a park or street with Rainbow in the name. Circular is meaningful too, obviously



SueButt - 10:17am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12398 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

Ok, I don't think I'll slog, so if I'm repeating SORRY...BANK ACCOUNT..how about just near a banking facility...or a steet with a banking term like name...OUT OF VEIW...could just mean way deep in the snow...



Leah Logan - 10:18am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12399 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Palace is surrounded by Bay st., Jefferson Ave, Palace and View- which is also stated in clue #3.



SueButt - 10:19am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12400 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

Last year, in the beginning I got all excited about View St...Palace also has a horseshoe pit..



SueBee - 10:21am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12401 of 28288)  Mark Reply
GO COOLERHEADS!

A palace could be a place for gold too, Leah. I like your thinking so far. Looks like a tiny park though.



Maureen Hursey - 10:22am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12402 of 28288)  Mark Reply

What does the playground equipment look like at palace.



SueButt - 10:22am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12403 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

I just don't think that they would out and out give the street name this early...



SueButt - 10:23am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12404 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

It is modern..yellow and red? Great place for the kids...



SueBee - 10:23am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12405 of 28288)  Mark Reply
GO COOLERHEADS!

they've done it before. A few years ago they gave the park away in clue #4. Also, when it was in Hidden Falls a few years back they gave a street name in clue 2 or 3



Leah Logan - 10:25am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12406 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Palace has alot more grounds than Conway- it's pretty big and open- they have a large new playground that was redone about 5 years ago. Also as I mentioned before there is a mural on the north wall of the building that a girl scout troop painted that has a rainbow and the Carnival Ice Castle.



SueButt - 10:25am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12407 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

Hey SueBee, do you think people might get us mixed up? Anyhow, my thought on that is that Palace really isn't a huge park like Como, but who knows...



Leah Logan - 10:27am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12408 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Yeah but Newell and Conway aren't huge parks either SueButt



SueButt - 10:28am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12409 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

I just meant on out and out giving the street names this early



lonehunter - 10:36am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12410 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I was thinking about Palace last night when I was looking at Linwood.



digger1 - 10:36am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12411 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Finders Keepers

how bout ft snelling...gold kept in forts, forts can be considered a palace, duels or battles are done at forts..any thoughts



lonehunter - 10:36am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12412 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I was thinking about Palace last night when I was looking at Linwood.



Leah Logan - 10:36am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12413 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

what made you think Linwood Lonehunter



digger1 - 10:38am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12414 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Finders Keepers

how bout ft snelling...gold kept in forts, forts can be considered a palace, duels or battles are done at forts..any thoughts



lonehunter - 10:42am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12415 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Stubborness. I always think, "hmmmmm how about Linwood this year?" And then I go and wander around there and try to make it fit. One year it will! :-)



Leah Logan - 10:45am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12416 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

I agree Lonehunter I always think Linwood or Palace- and you know I've been thinking the same places for the last 20 years - you'd think they would hide it there sometime



emmy & hannah's mom - 10:47am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12417 of 28288)  Mark Reply
(and Natalie's too!)

Hello....

I am stuck at home. Was all ready to go into work hacking and coughing, but then it turned out that Emily was sick too. And she had my fever beat by almost a whole degree.

Had some good rest, and feeling some better. Might get Dad home this PM so I can at least earn half a day's pay.

I've got a couple thoughts, but they're pretty far fetched and I still need to check 'em out on the maps. BBIAW.



Jokysu - 10:54am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12418 of 28288)  Mark Reply

SueButt, you mention horseshoe pits, could the horseshoe pits go along with the GOOD LUCK that was spelled out in the first clue. Horseshoes can mean good luck. You might be on to something there.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:01am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12419 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Hello All!



Leah Logan - 11:02am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12420 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Hola



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:02am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12421 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Does Radisson still have that revolving restaurant downtown?



SueButt - 11:02am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12422 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

I wouldn't rule it out, and I think that on Jefferson there is some sort of ViKING (thinKING) place, but I can't remember...KINGs live in palaces...Giving the street this early in a smaller park is throwing me...



lonehunter - 11:03am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12423 of 28288)  Mark Reply

OK well i gotta get back to work think i'll get off early and traipse around town. e&h's mom - it's just as well you're home everyone here at my work is starting to get sick. Feel better!!



Leah Logan - 11:03am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12424 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

think so



SueButt - 11:04am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12425 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

Does anyone know of a Thin King?



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:04am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12426 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

King Tutt's pretty thin about now!LOL!



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:05am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12427 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Sorry Sue.....couldn't resist.....



SueButt - 11:05am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12428 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

I'd even say down right emacipated!



Hot Diggity - 11:06am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12429 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hello All! In reference to Annette B 12326...What about the Gold Medal Flour view. The light did not work for some twenty years and this year they repaired it, was a big article in PP recently.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:07am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12430 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

I think the clue writer is a garage logitian.........listens to Souchi on KSTP.He also write's for the PP.GOOD LUCK!

Anyone think it might be in Gumption County?:)



steve allen - 11:08am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12431 of 28288)  Mark Reply

st. paul is the place#1,hunt in our wonderful town#2. no mention of parks. two years ago I talked to the guy that found the medallion under the linwood st. bridge back in the 60s.they have used a treasure chest before.



SueButt - 11:09am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12432 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

Scribe, lets just hope it's not in one of Joes old stoggies



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:10am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12433 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Where are Allison,Dave,Winger and THX?

I can't believe none of you posted the definition of circular thinking!:)

You're gettin lazy boys.........:)



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:11am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12434 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Sue,maybe we should equate circular thinking=euphorian thinking!



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:12am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12435 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Round and round we go......



Downtown Dave - 11:13am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12436 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

Sorry Scribe--I turned it into squared, what with the thinking twice and all. As for Carousel restaraunt in Radisson--it is still operating.



SueButt - 11:13am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12437 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

Don't forget the linking...Well, I have to go know, but I'll be back later.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:14am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12438 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Dave what's all this about a misprint in the clue?

I bought the paper this morning......is it right????



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:14am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12439 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Later Sue!:)



Downtown Dave - 11:20am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12440 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

Oh, there was a bit of an upset last night, 'cuz Twin Cities.com had the clue on as Circular thinking may be one way of linking, but the PP had it as thinking twice--so some folks were wondering which one was official--I am going with paper.



lelej - 11:21am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12441 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hello I am new here this is a really nice site I was just thinking about all the clues. I was thinking dock logo= hockey and the last clue spelled city= hockey city new to St Paul I was also thinking of the gold as in the salvation army pot at kellog park. Just a couple of ideas.



Ares - 11:22am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12442 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

scribe, not all of us here don't get any sleep :). allison is, i'm sure, in his coffin right now (there's that vampire thing again. bad jason. bad. bad.) i imagine dave and winger are sleeping too. i'll let you figure out where thx is.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:23am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12443 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

I'm with you Dave! I'm bettin on Mom!

So the clue is:

Circular thinking can be one way of thinking.



King Boars'ass - 11:23am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12444 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I think digger1 is on to something. He didn't mention the 2 circular guard towers at the entrance at Fort Selling. I am going to check it out tonight to see if bigger is accurate!



THX 1138 - 11:23am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12445 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"THX 1138: Preacher, Reformer, Anti-Harassment advocate"

Just for you Scribe

Circular Thinking

Circular thinking is a quite distinct way of thinking and works according to the principle that "things develop on their own". The basic goal of circular thinking is not to pursue one's own goals, but to lead a fulfilled life, which entails conforming as much as possible to nature and it's laws. In circular thinking, intuition, an instinct and feeling for interactions and interrelationships, has a higher value than precise knowledge. Material things are just the transient embodiment of an universal world spirit. This is an orientation that has recently been promulgated in the West, and not only by those interested in energo-cybernetics, but also by leading physicists, chemists and biologists. However, they refer to this invisible, creative force not as a universal spirit, but as energy.

At first sight, the behavior of plants seems to contradict this circular thinking. Early in the year, in summer, autumn and winter, they passively accept nutritional shortages or excesses. They appear to resign themselves automatically to internal and external circumstances. However, this appearance is deceptive. In reality, their behavior is focused clearly on "bottlenecks" and minimum factors; they concentrate their energies on the point most cybernetically effective point for their development. For example, they attempt to overcome shortages of a specific mineral through increased root formation, or a lack of sunlight by leaning twigs in that direction. Plants, therefore, strive to cope optimally with autonomous external forces through maximum-impact use of their internal capabilities.

Through linear thinking, too much is changed too autonomously. Circular thinking, on the other hand, changes too little. Linear behavior leads to an "explosion" to all sides and to a loss of natural growth. Circular thinking tends to result in an unproductive movement within a closed circle. The behavior of plants shows the way to a better mode of thinking and acting. Their own forces are concentrated on the most effective point within a natural development, thus accelerating a natural process. This has the effect of linking optimally, one's own forces with those which are already intrinsic to natural developments (evolutionary forces)



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:25am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12446 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Hey Ares! Well I know where THX is......at least I think I do!

Ares,do you want my lecture on stayin up late on these early clues?

You think your draggin now just wait till friday!



jake inge - 11:26am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12447 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

So in effect, DON'T READ TOO MUCH INTO THE CLUES!!!!



Downtown Dave - 11:27am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12448 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

Whoa George Lucas' first film guy--you just earned yourself a bookmark.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:27am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12449 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

O geez! Circular thinking IS Euphorian!

I'm gonna have a hard time with this..........

Thanks King Darth!:)



Ares - 11:27am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12450 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

i've been known to make mistakes before. thx thx for the circular thinking explanation. it all makes sense to me now about that line. mom wrote that clue just for us. let things roll out on their own.



THX 1138 - 11:28am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12451 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"THX 1138: Preacher, Reformer, Anti-Harassment advocate"

Circular Thinking

An engineer, a physicist, and a mathematician are shown a pasture with a herd of sheep, and told to put them inside the smallest possible amount of fence.

The engineer is first. He herds the sheep into a circle and then puts the fence around them, declaring, "A circle will use the least fence for a given area, so this is the best solution."

The physicist is next. She creates a circular fence of infinite radius around the sheep, and then draws the fence tight around the herd, declaring, "This will give the smallest circular fence around the herd."

The mathematician is last. After giving the problem a little thought, he puts a small fence around himself and then declares, "I define myself to be on the outside!"



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:28am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12452 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Dave ,only a certain breed of people would know that...........your scaring me:)



jake inge - 11:29am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12453 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

LOL Very good thx



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:30am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12454 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

THX, So what your saying is that the math guy is thinking circular,right?



jake inge - 11:30am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12455 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

I believe we discussed circular thinking in great detail in philosophy.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:30am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12456 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Hey Jakey!



THX 1138 - 11:30am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12457 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"THX 1138: Preacher, Reformer, Anti-Harassment advocate"

Thanks jake,

Back to work I go. Have fun all!



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:31am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12458 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Later Gator!!:)



jake inge - 11:31am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12459 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

The simplest explanation is usually the correct one.



Downtown Dave - 11:32am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12460 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

Yep, lunchtime is over--see y'all closer to clue time.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:32am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12461 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Hey! you didn't tell me if the math guy was right!!!



Ian - 11:32am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12462 of 28288)  Mark Reply
2002-out of the city-back in the county

Circular thinking tends to result in an unproductive movement within a closed circle.



jake inge - 11:32am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12463 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

Especially in this hunt. The question is do I dig today or not....



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:33am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12464 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Somebody talk to me like I'm five,here!

I hate philosophy,I hate philosophy!



King Boars'ass - 11:34am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12465 of 28288)  Mark Reply

An anagram for thinking is "hint king" obviously referring to Boreas, but the circular must be referring to the towers or the large airport satellite dishes in plain view from the golf course.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:34am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12466 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

HELLLLLOOOOOO! Jakey! Help me out here!



lelej - 11:34am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12467 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I am new herw is there somewhere to learn more about what the cooler crew is all about it looks like alot of fun?



jake inge - 11:35am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12468 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

Phalen- Wheelock parkway (wheels, circular) round lake (round, circular)



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:35am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12469 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Welcome lel!



Ian - 11:36am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12470 of 28288)  Mark Reply
2002-out of the city-back in the county

circular thinking = crucial night rink



Ares - 11:36am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12471 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

thanks for the laugh thx. consider me to be the mathematician.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:37am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12472 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Okay fine let me know just say I'm thouroughly cofused!

Jake,explain this philisophical circular thinking to me,bottom line it,IN ENGLISH PLEEEAAASE!



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:37am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12473 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Figures you'd think that was funny Ares!



lelej - 11:38am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12474 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Thanks scribe I have been trying to post on here for awhile I couldnt figure it out lol but now I know how and want to join the action



jake inge - 11:39am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12475 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

I don't think that line has any philisophical meaning. It just says "think of circles, like a wheel and a lake called "round lake". It is the only thing that makes any sense.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:39am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12476 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

This your first hunt lel?



jake inge - 11:40am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12477 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

So do I think it is in Phalen? It is quite possible, but it is still very early on. But I am not going to do any good sitting on my keester all day neither.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:41am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12478 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Okay I feel better now Jake! My head was starting to throb there..........

Yeah they can't get to complicated on these clues......people like me like to hunt tooooooooooo!

What do you think about Kellogg Jakey? To obvious for the third clue?



Downtown Dave - 11:41am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12479 of 28288)  Mark Reply
...is happy that Art Bell is back.

lel--try http://www.coolercrew.com/



jake inge - 11:41am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12480 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

So I may go dig for a little while.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:42am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12481 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Dave! I thought lunch was over!:)



Ares - 11:42am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12482 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

what, scribe, just because i had a math minor?



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:43am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12483 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Not me Jake,I think it's still to early,I'm gettin old and need to save my energy.Besides I've done my share diggin up wrong parks the last ten years!GOOD LUCK my friend!



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:44am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12484 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

What the heck kind of person minors in math????



Snowball 2 - 11:45am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12485 of 28288)  Mark Reply
They don't call me "Springfield Fats" just because I'm morbidly obese! - H. Simpson

Hey Diggers,

Any thoughts on the 'bank account won't be shrinking' line.

Any banks close to the parks? See a bank from the park? (Fist National, Downtown Saint Paul) Hidden in a snowbank? (Melting = Shrinking) Hidden in a checkbook?

What do you guys think.



jake inge - 11:45am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12486 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

More to calm myself down then to actually find it..... I get uneasy sitting here when the puck is out there. I don't know what I am going to do yet....



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:46am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12487 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

I'll be scouting for sure........but digging no,not yet!

You be at McGovern's tonight Jake?



jake inge - 11:46am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12488 of 28288)  Mark Reply
www.medallionhunt.com

Anyways, I am off to pick up some lunch. Bye!



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:47am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12489 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

See ya Jakey!



lelej - 11:48am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12490 of 28288)  Mark Reply

No scribe I have been hunting a long long time and frusturated as usual lol



Ares - 11:50am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12491 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

someone who had the last spot in the registration queue his freshman year, and took an upper-division class (i had the lower division calc done in high school) because he knew there'd be an opening. after that, the math minor was only 8 more credits away.

believe it or not, some people actually major in math. i know a few of them myself. interesting people.



§©®¡ß¢. - 11:50am Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12492 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Lel,me too,but I can never resist the fun!

I gotta go make lunch for the kids and get them off to school.........TTFN!



Eclipse - 12:07pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12493 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Has anybody thought that circular thinking, could possibly refer to a newspaper or a news vending machine or even the PP itself?



Allison Wonderland - 12:08pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12494 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)

Ok, I'm awake. Wasn't feeling well today, plus had some stuff to get done around here, so I stayed home from work (there was nothing going on there anyway).

Here's my thinking-linking theory:

There are two sets of clues. One goes to Twin Cities.com to get posted and one stays at PP to get typeset. They are both the same. TwinCites.com posted what they had. The typesetter at PP made a typo and put in thinking twice. The person at Pionerplanet does not have their own set of clues, they are simply directed to type in what appears in the paper since they have at least an hour between when the paper comes out and when it has to appear online. So they end up repeating the mistake. Then someone calls TwinCities.com today and asks about the difference, and the person there assumes the paper must be right so they change theirs too. And yet, all the while linking is the correct word. So I'm going to still consider the clue to say linking. After the places/planes typo two years ago, I'm not assuming infallability.



ClueMaster - 12:16pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12495 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Allison - Morning to you. - Eclipse - I like your take on circular. New to me but I haven't slogged that much yet. Post 12321 has info from last night for those not wanting to repeat anything



Ian - 12:17pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12496 of 28288)  Mark Reply
2002-out of the city-back in the county

BRAVO



Eclipse - 12:18pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12497 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I thought some where near PP (private ground) but i'm still not sold



icecream man - 12:20pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12498 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"In my writing I am acting as a map maker, an explorer of psychic areas . . . a cosmonaut of inner space, and I see no point in exploring areas that have already been thoroughly surveyed." - William Burroughs

golf courses statues on toes ad infinitum st. paul thinking or linking? are we supposed to figure out which clue is right? haha

its a foot away from a statue in a snow bank in a st.paul park that is near a golf course with a dead end.



icecream man - 12:23pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12499 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"In my writing I am acting as a map maker, an explorer of psychic areas . . . a cosmonaut of inner space, and I see no point in exploring areas that have already been thoroughly surveyed." - William Burroughs

where can you find a listing of all the st. paul parks?



Frostbite - 12:24pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12500 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hello Everyone:

As usual I am behind, ClueMaster, I took a look at 12321, Thanks. Just a thought perhaps the sacred medallion is in a hockey puck for the MN Wild. (Circular thinking) and I think that is all this clue has to offer us. Anyone with thoughts on the park, I am still going to case Newell again. A renovated library, 2 skating rinks, the ball parks, maybe something lies hidden here. Is there any closure on the think or link issue?



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 12:25pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12501 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

Icecream ...try my book. All the parks..the one and only detailed map book of St. Paul's parks.



Ian - 12:26pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12502 of 28288)  Mark Reply
2002-out of the city-back in the county

http://www.stpaul.gov/depts/parks/?loc=/depts/parks/userguide/index.html



(Deleted message originally posted by icecream man on 12:27pm Jan 23, 2001 CST)



Treasure Huntin' Fool - 12:27pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12504 of 28288)  Mark Reply

His book is excellent.



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 12:28pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12505 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

Thanks THF!



Snowball 2 - 12:28pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12506 of 28288)  Mark Reply
They don't call me "Springfield Fats" just because I'm morbidly obese! - H. Simpson

TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - Is that you Steve?



Treasure Huntin' Fool - 12:29pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12507 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Do you still have all the photos on the website?



icecream man - 12:29pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12508 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"In my writing I am acting as a map maker, an explorer of psychic areas . . . a cosmonaut of inner space, and I see no point in exploring areas that have already been thoroughly surveyed." - William Burroughs

Treasure.. ive heard about it.. where can i get one?



Ian - 12:29pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12509 of 28288)  Mark Reply
2002-out of the city-back in the county

I second that. It saved me a lot of useless driving around.



New Daddy - 12:31pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12510 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I agree I think linking was the intended word

Circular thinking.....

could this mean one of the other clues is misleading?

or do we need to solve an anagram using words from the edges of the clues such as circular, one, if, clue

or is it a circular object by the park like a water tower or fire ring

What do you think



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 12:32pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12511 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

Icecream...Ruminator Books has 'em 699-0587. Or the Map Store..227-6277. $14.



Eclipse - 12:32pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12512 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Has anybody noticed that the bolded letters spell City (if rearranged)? in clue 3



Treasure Huntin' Fool - 12:32pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12513 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Ian 1/23/01 1:29PM

"I second that. It saved me a lot of useless driving around."

--- I think his book has actually caused me MORE useless driving around. Our little group has alot of fun looking through the book and trying to make clues fit. Then we go check out places we never would have known about otherwise.



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 12:33pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12514 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

Snoball, yes. I'm on a quick lunch break.



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 12:34pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12515 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

TFG....don't start driving around until thursday. Thats when I start.



leelabell - 12:35pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12516 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I am still stuck on Good Luck FatG City

FatG could obviously be something else - or could take more that just the first letters of the lines of the second clue.

I am also going with Allison with regards to linking. I think it is linking. The clue does not make sense otherwise.



Ian - 12:35pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12517 of 28288)  Mark Reply
2002-out of the city-back in the county

Well that's true, but I tend to think of it as reconnaissance.



Treasure Huntin' Fool - 12:36pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12518 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I'm hoping they will get it straightened out when Clue 4 comes out.



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 12:36pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12519 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

I work at a Bank now, so I hope that the 3rd clue is an indication that the treasure is outside by my car.



New Daddy - 12:37pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12520 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Hi guide, thanks your book is great.

I was out diggen again the morning only saw one other digger and that was at Phalen. Most of the other parks are virgin

I was thinking if they hide the med within the past month there should be footprints. what do you think of looking by suspecious footprints



Frostbite - 12:37pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12521 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Just a note for everyone from a question asked earlier, the clues can be clipped from the paper, handwritten, or printed off the web and still count as submitting the clues with the medallion for the $2500 it is stated on the rules page



Ares - 12:37pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12522 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

steve's guide is the greatest thing for us hunters since. well, the hunt.



ClueMaster - 12:37pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12523 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Derek - You still up? Do they have an updated version of the book? I have a 1996 copy.-

Ice - Hudson's TC St. Atlas is good too as far as street names and park locales etc. -



Ares - 12:38pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12524 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

care to share with us which bank that is, guide :)



Ares - 12:39pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12525 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

clue master, my copy is the second edition printed in 1999.



New Daddy - 12:39pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12526 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Cluemaster I push enter twice



THX 1138 - 12:39pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12527 of 28288)  Mark Reply
"THX 1138: Preacher, Reformer, Anti-Harassment advocate"

Will someone please explain the problem with the clue in the paper -vs- the one posted online. I'm confused and don't have time to go through all the posts.

Thanks!

:-)



The Shoveler - 12:41pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12528 of 28288)  Mark Reply
M-E-A-T M-A-C-H-I-N-E, MEAT MACHINE, MEAT MACHINE!!!

the TC.com website had the last word of the first line of clue three as "linking" the PP, and the paper had it as "thinking" there are clear repricussions associated with each.



TheTreasureHunter'sGuide - 12:41pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12529 of 28288)  Mark Reply
See the parks at www.treasurehunt.8m.com

New Daddy..Ian...etal..I suggest taking a video camera with on these recon missions. Video some parks to get an idea if someone's walked around a few weeks ago. If its the correct park, at least you'll know where the virgin snow truely was.

Later all...back to the office.



ClueMaster - 12:42pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12530 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Thanks Ares - my book has 38 (unnumbered)pages. Does yours have more? (paid $8.00 too)



New Daddy - 12:42pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12531 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Cluemaster I push enter twice



Wright Winger - 12:42pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12532 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Medallion Vigilantee he he

hmm,



The Shoveler - 12:43pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12533 of 28288)  Mark Reply
M-E-A-T M-A-C-H-I-N-E, MEAT MACHINE, MEAT MACHINE!!!

Apparently later on some hunters called tc.com and asked them about it, and they changed theirs' to "thinking" as well, but no one knows for sure which one it should be, kinda like the whole is it "infinitum" or "ad infinitum"



Ares - 12:44pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12534 of 28288)  Mark Delete MessageReply
"No university class will ever teach you what LSD can." -- an anonymous writer to the mn daily's network column.

cm, mine's got numbers through 74, and a few unnumbered nes after that, the bookstore formerly known as the hungry mind may have more.mine was 14 bucks before the last hunt.



New Daddy - 12:44pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12535 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Thanks guide thats a great idea!! I also have great video of green diggin at conway



leelabell - 12:45pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12536 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Have fun at McGovern's tonight everyone. I have to teach, so I probably won't get there.

There are lots of clues that point to Como but I think we would know for sure by now because the park is so big.

I like the idea of capitol mall or somewhere downtown, but am leaning toward a Rec Center - maybe Linwood or Palace.



ClueMaster - 12:46pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12537 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Thanks Daddy - I figured it out when I viewed my actual post. I then edited it afterwards hoping you didn't see the post yet. Boy do I feel stupid. You still have CC buttons?



New Daddy - 12:47pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12538 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I'm gonna go digginh this aft also, so i will video several parks. I hope to see some of ya out there. I still wear a white diaper when diggin, and I have a nice new yellow shovel



New Daddy - 12:48pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12539 of 28288)  Mark Reply

I have CC buttons from the first two years but not last year...



ClueMaster - 12:50pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12540 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

You sellin D? $? Any 2001 buttons?



Allison Wonderland - 12:52pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12541 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)

Alright, I'm going to go for a bit and get some stuff done. Then I'm heading out to the Conservatory later. I'm thinking its at a rec center, one they have not used before. I may check a few out today.



ClueMaster - 12:52pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12542 of 28288)  Mark Reply
OK - You can go ahead and give up now

Thanks for the info on the new version Ares. I guess you get what you pay for.



Leah Logan - 01:04pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12543 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Does anyone else think Palace?



Jordenn - 01:07pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12544 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Where is Palace? Just got done slogging through and many have mentioned Palace... I have never heard of it...?



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:08pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12545 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

I think all sorts of things Leah! It is only clue three everyone clear your minds think circular and breathe with me.

Breathe in......



Leah Logan - 01:08pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12546 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

It's on the west end on Jefferson and Palace- By Spanky's- Monroe School- down the hill from Linwood



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:09pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12547 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

It's not at Linwood.........

I've dug up that place a few times.........:)



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:10pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12548 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

New Daddy you still here?



Jordenn - 01:10pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12549 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Thanks Leah!



SueButt - 01:12pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12550 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

Long before The Corrs began to make their blend of celtic fusion music, Dublin rockers Thin Lizzy were gaining a following with their rock/Irish combination. They were amongst those to play The King's Hall in the 1980s, before the untimely death of lead singer Phil Lynnott....Talk about a tangent for a ThinKing. Thought you might find amusing!



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:13pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12551 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Just looked up Palace in my handy dandy treasure guide(signed by the man himself)......

Palace looks like a possibility,Leah!



Leah Logan - 01:14pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12552 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Bound and Determined

Hey scribe go back to post 12406 and see what I had to say



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:14pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12553 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Holy $$$$##@@! Sue! That is some linking!LOLOLOL!

What do you think of Palace?



New Daddy - 01:15pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12554 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Yep still here, still thinking circularly...as always vering off tangentally,



SueButt - 01:16pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12555 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

Isn't there an ice arena around there? I know they have an outdoor hockey rink.



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:16pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12556 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Leah,there are also hoseshoe pits there,View Street and Jefferson........which I think had something to do with that Hamilton and Burr duel......



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:17pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12557 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

Sounds plausible to me.........

Do they have any pirates or ballerinas?:)



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:19pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12558 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

New Daddy,you the one I was chatting with at McGovern's on sat.? Or are you another Dad?

Too many dad's and Dave's........SHEEEEEEEEESH!:)



SueButt - 01:19pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12559 of 28288)  Mark Reply
Domestic Goddess

I bet you can see the First Bank 1 from there...



§©®¡ß¢. - 01:20pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12560 of 28288)  Mark Reply
WOOHOO

From Palace? Let me think......I think your right Sue!



New Daddy - 01:23pm Jan 23, 2001 CST (#12561 of 28288)  Mark Reply

Scribe nope not me I wasn't able to make the bash but it sounded like a lot of fun

How does deploy relate to Palace



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