Because it starts with him, the walk we are taken on is centered around the river where he practiced curling on the ice. The gem in the image is Turquoise, because you will “view” the 3 stories of Mitchell (as in “consider the backstories of the three prominent Milwaukee Mitchells”) as you “walk the beating of the world” (Highland drumming is Scottish, like Alexander Mitchell, first to come to America/Milwaukee of the Mitchell clan). Here is the Milwaukee puzzle solve: The treasure in the image is not an amethyst, even though amethyst is the gemstone of February. I cannot definitely say it’s a tree, and I won’t take responsibly, but personally I still think it’s a “tree” I barraged him with many names of things, and I soon started to think that the object is a “tree”. What could this “fifth” be the fifth thing of? Mr. Line 8: Step on nature Line 9: Cast in copper For this section, I was told to imagine “a leaf”… What does “a leaf” mean? Line 11: grand 200 Line 13: culvert Line 21: fifth On a proud, tall fifth.

Without tedious effort there will be no treasures acquired. Open up a relatively large English dictionary and find “drum”, and search the vicinity to arrive at a person’s name. (Japanese “drum”) is spelled “d.r.u.m.” From this you must think of a person’s name. From beating, think “beat”, and from “beat”, think “drum”. Line 2: beating of the world This is a difficult section (…even though every part is difficult). It is referring to the three bedtime stories of Mitchell? Or is it referring to the three stories of Mitchell as in a building? The editor said it means three stories as in a building. Japanese HInts: Line 1: three stories T he word stories has special meaning.

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