To me the ideal treasure hunt is in a book. I kind of look down on treasure hunts that are on a website. But many treasure hunts are short, e.g. a poem. This would not fill a book.
Maybe I'm a little slow.
The creator of a narrative hunt, a bunch of writing, could get paid more than other people. NEW I'm thinking a long narrative hunt would get 2 x. I guess a narrative hunt would require a bunch of work. More importantly a narrative hunt is not only desired but required, because of page count.
Some treasure hunts, like the
Waterfall Hunt, have a shrinking circle showing the location of a treasure. Fun stuff. I can make an educated guess about how that works. There is a camera on the treasure.
But that can not be done with a book. It has to be on a website.
Or is there a way to get it in a book? There could be a series of clues where earlier clues help to unlock later clues. Maybe not so numeric "Close to the bridge". It opens up possibilities
anyway.
"Sequential puzzle, where one clue helps you figure out the next. Sequential road trip, going from spot to spot like in a Hollywood movie."
The Invitation - Full Solution
It's a lot.
"Drinks, entire categories, baskets. That's stupid, so no. But I wouldn't be me if I didn't consider it."
Well ..
Someone who wins a local treasure hunt could communicate to have drinks in one category delivered to him. This would be local, awkward, slow, and optional.
By the way, did you get the treasure by solving the puzzles, or did you bend the rules?
"Should Treasure Hunt Canada light .. be called Treasure Hunt Canada Light?
I think yes."
Mmm .. flip that around. It's called Treasure Hunt Canada. When the quota is satisfied, there will be a Q on the cover.
The Collector's Grail solution
This did a real number on my mood. There's the time travel aspect to it. It's beautiful. It's also disgusting. The fuzz made its presence felt, and there was prejudice. A cheerful little fellow.
But it's the music that provides the big punch. The song is Hotel Indiscreet, by Sagittarius, 1967. I don't know how it overlaps with the student film.
repost
some Canadian drinks and sweets
I'm not a chocolate lover. During the annual post-Halloween chocolate pigoutathon, nothing stood out to me, except Crispy Crunch. That is at least different.
Crispy Crunch is a Canadian chocolate bar that dates back to 1930.
| Trinidad | Lots. The great mauby is an acquired taste. Have you ever heard of Ginseng Up? |
| Eastern Europe | Great stuff, but acquired taste. Big bottles. Some refrigeration. |
| I never had kofola. Cue discussion of where Eastern Europe is. | |
| United Kingdom | Dandelion and burdock is the keystone. |
| Canada | Not the usual. |
| Italy | Small. Chinottos. |
| Miscellaneous | Chicha morada, Moxie, guarana, serbat wangi, pennywort, malt, the elusive ackee .. |
Compute is a verb.
Hydrogen is pronounced hydrogen.
What does "quarter" mean?
I discovered a new word: truckle /
dictionary
Is that related to the word truculent? Not at all.
Gripen again. That never gets old. He speaks Swedish later.
| Q: What is the capital of Malta? |
| A: Valletta |
A cross between science documentary and hard science fiction. More where that came from.
25 minutes. The more social material is at the 19 minute mark.
If there is nature floating around a gas giant, that could be interesting.
Picture a swimming pool, with the deck chairs around it, like an image in a tourist brochure. With a lot of glass
above and in front. Interesting view.
Secret Service
"What's the Secret Service?"
"I don't know. It's secret."
A minor running joke.
NY77: The Coolest Year In Hell
An hour and a half.
Gen Zed is the term you're looking for.
Does Toronto have good nightlife? There is an interplay between urban pla
nning and culture, or at least nightlife.
What I take from this is a city is not one thing; it is an evolving beast.