Jan. 22 Update: Fire & Ice Medallion has been found
The Fire & Ice Medallion has been found. Congratulations to Amy and Jonathan who located the medallion on Thursday, Jan. 22 at Queensland Park, 17915 8th Ave. N.
The medallion was hidden in the horse at the playground. Thanks to all who braved the clues, cold and competition!
The Fire & Ice Medallion Hunt begins Thursday, Jan. 8 with a clue posted on the city's social media platforms and the Fire & Ice webpage.
More clues will be published Thursdays, Jan. 15, 22 and 29, or until someone finds the medallion. There is no need to register or pay to participate. A $250 prize is awarded to the first sleuth who finds the medallion.
The medallion is hidden on city property. The medallion is hidden in such a way that it is not out in the open. Staff does not uncover it after a snowfall to make it more visible. Participants should be able to wipe away any snow to find the location of the medallion. The person who finds the medallion should contact Plymouth Parks and Recreation at 763-509-5200.
Clue #1: Published Jan. 8
Well hello again, medallion fans,
It’s that time of year – I’ve got plans.
I have traveled all across this great city,
Hiding spots that are oh so witty.
This year my spot is pretty bold,
Get outside and embrace the cold!
Clue #2: Published Jan. 15
Clue two is here and in a park, I still sit,
I sure hope you’re not bored of this bit.
To find me there is no need to dig,
Hiding in something that’s normally big.
Last year I traveled more to the east,
Go the other way and odds of finding me increase.
Clue #3: Published Jan. 22
One to week three, the temps are low,
And no one has found me, dontcha know.
Here I sit, frozen in place,
If I wasn’t stuck, I might win the race.
Keep on searching, don’t get down,
With a little perseverance you could get the crown.
So run or walk or sprint or trot,
Whatever you do, please find the right spot.
