Post by cat on Jun 26, 2019 19:19:31 GMT -5
The Poem Comments:
W = “this Way has a tWin” (2 casques are in this state)
A = “A man of adventure stands tall”
T = “aT The beginning and end”
E = “cross four spans” (a capital E has 4 bars)
R = “an emblem of B” (an emblem of Boston?)
T = “it’s down below” (the “T” subway)
O = “valkyrie’s windOw ...” (Valkyrie Ferry Terminal)
? = “with seven” (7 Bus stops near Harvard Red Line T Stop)
? = “learned now from methods”
E = “past onE casquE”
M2 Route 3 = “two circles three” (M2 Harvard Shuttle)
CG 52 = “dragon of the C” (“USS Bunker Hill” WWII battleship)
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If I remember correctly, the original edition book written by Prius was published by Harvard Lampoon. This, the poem is called “Tribute” to Prius, and may be again pointing to a Boston/Cambridge location NOT in parkland NOR on private property, where NO DIGGING is legally allowed. It is also possible, like other games in modern times, while there is a token/item to be located, it is hidden in plain sight, and not to be dug for at all...
The Image Comments:
There is such a thing as a “Frigga” Butterfly, but with different markings. The butterfly shown has been mounted for preservation, like those at the famous collection in the Harvard Natural History Museum.
intrepidpapergirl.com/tag/nabokovs-butterfly-collection/
“The Secret” was published in 1982, the same year Turpin Bannister (a noted Harvard Architect and History Prof.) passed away. Note the bannister in the upper window.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turpin_Bannister
Yes, I agree the lady is Frigga with a goat — and so may Harvard. They held an annual “Goat Roast” until just this year:
www.thecrimson.com/article/2019/4/16/goat-axing-axed/
(Anyway, if not in Massachusetts, my best guess from others work really was Minnesota...!)
W = “this Way has a tWin” (2 casques are in this state)
A = “A man of adventure stands tall”
T = “aT The beginning and end”
E = “cross four spans” (a capital E has 4 bars)
R = “an emblem of B” (an emblem of Boston?)
T = “it’s down below” (the “T” subway)
O = “valkyrie’s windOw ...” (Valkyrie Ferry Terminal)
? = “with seven” (7 Bus stops near Harvard Red Line T Stop)
? = “learned now from methods”
E = “past onE casquE”
M2 Route 3 = “two circles three” (M2 Harvard Shuttle)
CG 52 = “dragon of the C” (“USS Bunker Hill” WWII battleship)
? =
? =
? =
If I remember correctly, the original edition book written by Prius was published by Harvard Lampoon. This, the poem is called “Tribute” to Prius, and may be again pointing to a Boston/Cambridge location NOT in parkland NOR on private property, where NO DIGGING is legally allowed. It is also possible, like other games in modern times, while there is a token/item to be located, it is hidden in plain sight, and not to be dug for at all...
The Image Comments:
There is such a thing as a “Frigga” Butterfly, but with different markings. The butterfly shown has been mounted for preservation, like those at the famous collection in the Harvard Natural History Museum.
intrepidpapergirl.com/tag/nabokovs-butterfly-collection/
“The Secret” was published in 1982, the same year Turpin Bannister (a noted Harvard Architect and History Prof.) passed away. Note the bannister in the upper window.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turpin_Bannister
Yes, I agree the lady is Frigga with a goat — and so may Harvard. They held an annual “Goat Roast” until just this year:
www.thecrimson.com/article/2019/4/16/goat-axing-axed/
(Anyway, if not in Massachusetts, my best guess from others work really was Minnesota...!)