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Lucky Button #3

Lucky Button #3 was found 7/7/2011
By Ken Gabrielson
at the 44th Parellel Park hanging
in a tree at by the playground.

Clue #1

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(JUNE 26): This clue is not tricky if you don't get sticky.
Answer: Sticky pine trees are nearby.

Clue #2

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(JUNE 27): When conditions are right a close friend provides assistance-- yet how many know of his existence?
Answer: The lone shelter could be used on sunny and rainy days.

Clue #3

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(JUNE 28): All are in view except for one that is two.
Answer: From centerfield, all the ballplayers numbers can be seen except for the catcher, who is denoted as player 2 in the scorebook.

Clue #4

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(JUNE 29): Umps always have the last word but why can this one never be heard?
Answer: Tennis courts use a "chair umpire" to make final rulings.

Clue #5

Text:

(JUNE 30): Only two stare like in a trance, searching for me using an awkward stance.
Answer: The umpire and batter crouch a little and stare waiting for the pitcher to throw.

Clue #6

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(JULY 1): Observations are always best when the polished glass aims west.
Answer: There are some Plexiglas domes where kids can look toward the west.

Clue #7

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(JULY 2): Time to shift into high gear until the clues become clear.
Answer: A game requires the kids to shift gears on the playground.

Clue #8

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(JULY 3): Either spring, summer or fall could mean romance is in the air for all.
Answer: Tennis players use the word "love" during matches.

Clue #9

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(JULY 4): Fortunes will change once you contact a leprechaun.
Answer: There are four leaf clovers on the playground.

Clue #10

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(JULY 5): A quarter of a quarter of a century! So little time left so you better hurry!
Answer: A quarter of a quarter of a century equals 6.25 which is the size of the park.

Clue #11

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(JULY 6): My name has something to do with a famous slugger.
Answer: The 44TH Parallel Park uses the same number as slugger Hank Aaron.

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Lucky Button #3

(JUNE 26): This clue is not tricky if you don't get sticky.Answer: Sticky pine trees are nearby.

(JUNE 27): When conditions are right a close friend provides assistance-- yet how many know of his existence?Answer: The lone shelter could be used on sunny and rainy days.

(JUNE 28): All are in view except for one that is two.Answer: From centerfield, all the ballplayers numbers can be seen except for the catcher, who is denoted as player 2 in the scorebook.

(JUNE 29): Umps always have the last word but why can this one never be heard?Answer: Tennis courts use a "chair umpire" to make final rulings.

(JUNE 30): Only two stare like in a trance, searching for me using an awkward stance.Answer: The umpire and batter crouch a little and stare waiting for the pitcher to throw.

(JULY 1): Observations are always best when the polished glass aims west.Answer: There are some Plexiglas domes where kids can look toward the west.

(JULY 2): Time to shift into high gear until the clues become clear.Answer: A game requires the kids to shift gears on the playground.

(JULY 3): Either spring, summer or fall could mean romance is in the air for all.Answer: Tennis players use the word "love" during matches.

(JULY 4): Fortunes will change once you contact a leprechaun.Answer: There are four leaf clovers on the playground.

(JULY 5): A quarter of a quarter of a century! So little time left so you better hurry! Answer: A quarter of a quarter of a century equals 6.25 which is the size of the park.

(JULY 6): My name has something to do with a famous slugger.Answer: The 44TH Parallel Park uses the same number as slugger Hank Aaron.

Sawdust Countdown

Festival Foods Fireworks

Veteran's Parade

Live Music Stages

(JUNE 26): This clue is not tricky if you don't get sticky.
Answer: Sticky pine trees are nearby.

(JUNE 27): When conditions are right a close friend provides assistance-- yet how many know of his existence?
Answer: The lone shelter could be used on sunny and rainy days.

(JUNE 28): All are in view except for one that is two.
Answer: From centerfield, all the ballplayers numbers can be seen except for the catcher, who is denoted as player 2 in the scorebook.

(JUNE 29): Umps always have the last word but why can this one never be heard?
Answer: Tennis courts use a "chair umpire" to make final rulings.

(JUNE 30): Only two stare like in a trance, searching for me using an awkward stance.
Answer: The umpire and batter crouch a little and stare waiting for the pitcher to throw.

(JULY 1): Observations are always best when the polished glass aims west.
Answer: There are some Plexiglas domes where kids can look toward the west.

(JULY 2): Time to shift into high gear until the clues become clear.
Answer: A game requires the kids to shift gears on the playground.

(JULY 3): Either spring, summer or fall could mean romance is in the air for all.
Answer: Tennis players use the word "love" during matches.

(JULY 4): Fortunes will change once you contact a leprechaun.
Answer: There are four leaf clovers on the playground.

(JULY 5): A quarter of a quarter of a century! So little time left so you better hurry!
Answer: A quarter of a quarter of a century equals 6.25 which is the size of the park.

(JULY 6): My name has something to do with a famous slugger.
Answer: The 44TH Parallel Park uses the same number as slugger Hank Aaron.