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OBG: Love The One You're With Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 11/9/2007
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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Oldies But Goodies


VIDEO by Clue Master

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This is a nonprofit activity meant to add further enjoyment to a beloved St. Paul, Minnesota hobby and tradition. The clues are the real focus of this puzzle and without them there's really no point in pursuing all else that follows. The clues belong to the Pioneer Press. I don't want to be shut down for republishing them. In no way am I trying to steal for personal gain. I just want to help spread the love.

Detailed info: Cooler Crew Used with permission from the webmaster @ the Cooler Crew website .





Clue 1

Published on Jan. 23, 2005

The old curmudgeon was in high dudgeon
When a critter ran off with the loot
But this year to be credible, we’ve made it inedible
And stuck it in a park — so scoot!


Clue 2

Published on Jan. 24, 2005


Snow we have missed much, this not very white Christmas
But the ice has come to stay
The water’s quite frozen at this park we have chosen
Along its paths you may while time away!


Clue 3

Published on Jan. 25, 2005

Be safe and we pledge, neither cliff nor water’s edge
Figures in your hunting pursuit
What’s that you hear?
Please, have no fear. It was there before we moved in.


Clue 4

Published on Jan. 26, 2005

The siren calls, the giant falls
‘Tween field generals the poet sings
That down beyond the once blue pond
Is treasure fit for kings


Clue 5

Published on Jan. 27, 2005

A branch, a lichen, a place made for hikin’,
Is where a prize is earned.
Don’t run, helter skelter, seek out solid shelter
With room and wood to burn


Clue 6

Published on Jan. 28, 2005

Young woman or man, while you still can
Gnash your teeth and put on the glove
On cross country skis take the trail through the trees
Where the eagle flies with the dove.


Clue 7

Published on Jan. 29, 2005

Chilled to the marrow only a yarrow
Could love the place you found
Lonely and forsaked, the puck rests naked
On the snow- and ice-covered ground


Clue 8

Published on Jan. 30, 2005

He staked his claim one year of fame
On land as rich as Midas
This land is my land, kicked off the island
To a grove that once did hide us.


Clue 9

Published on Jan. 31, 2005

En route to trails where puck fever prevails
Many sides no flowers to see
Round the bend the seeker should wend
To all that remains of a tree.


Clue 10

Published on Feb. 1, 2005

Parking lot leads past woods and weeds
To the trail passing two and three
The lake of ice, the life-saving device
Are close to our magical tree.


Clue 11

Published on Feb. 2, 2005

A path fit for hikes between Upper and Pike’s
Leads past a grove with a giant beheaded
Beneath branch debris near this once-mammoth tree
The magical booty is embedded


Clue 12

I say “You, hark!” In Crosby Farm Park
Lies the treasure, for goodness sake.
Hike in from the west along the trail, take no rest
And look south from mid Upper Lake.

From the giant tree with no head, face the island and tread
Six paces to the left: halt, battalion!
Fallen branches and snow hide the goodies below:
Thomas Crosby’s Winter Carnival Medallion!





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