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INFORMATION - Pea Soup Days Medallion Hunt
Starting in May we will begin posting clues, both here and on our Facebook page. Each clue will be released at 9AM. The dates that have been set for clue release are – May 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, & June 6th. The grand prize is $250 if you have a Pea Soup Days button, $100 without the button. Pea Soup Day’s buttons can be purchased for only $2.00 each! Just contact us at the link above to get information on where you can find them! Also with purchase of a Pea Soup Day’s button for $2.00 you will be entered in for the chance at winning $100 cash! Drawings will be held during the 1st intermission of the bands both Friday and Saturday nights. Must be present to win, location of the drawing will be at the festival grounds under the music tent. Please follow the link below for the official rules of the Medallion Hunt.
Buttons can be found at these Somerset locations: Royal Credit Union
First National Community Bank
Somerset Public Library
B&J Hardware
Dick’s Fresh Market
Hey there Somersetans. Or is it Somersetites? Probably something French who knows? Anyway, there is good news and bad News .. the good news is there is a medallion hunt for Pea Soup Days. The Bad news is it's not hidden at Kwik Trip. The medallion probably has the same habit a lot of us have and is taking a break. Anyone ever been there 3 or more times in one day? Asking for a friend. Anyway, its nowhere near that side of town. Although the village is pretty small so that is subjective. It's on the other side of the river how's that? it's not hidden on the street either, too dangerous. And it's not hidden up high because obviously medallions can't climb. "For those of you that don't know me" (classic maid of honor speech intro) the medallion looks like a hockey puck with a pea soup days logo. It's pretty sweet no cap. Ask someone under 27 what "no cap" means. I had to google it to make sure I was using it right. Hunting hours and other regulations are in the Wisconsin medallion hunting guidelines book. JK, have a safe hunt.
Spring is a fun time of year, right? With the warmer weather it’s enjoyable to go on a medallion hunt. And with the mild winter it allowed folks to get around easier and scout. Walking by trees & looking at the ground for a sign. And with the lack of snow, it allowed you to see the ground better than normal. Keep your head down. Hopefully y’all didn’t spend too much time scouting the North side of town. The medallion isn’t going up north until maybe the 4th of July this year.
OK, if you’re reading this you haven’t found the medallion yet. Try not to get too down about it. But if you do want to find it, you actually do need to keep your head down. Sorry for the confusion, just trying to lift your spirits. I realize now that’s contradictory. Maybe just grab some ice cream and take a walk downtown and you may get lucky not even thinking about it. Or, sit on a bench and relax and clear your head. Or, maybe take a bike ride. That can be very relaxing, and you can cover more ground on a bike.
. . . MEDALLION HUNT CLUES COMING SOON . . .
. . . MEDALLION HUNT CLUES COMING SOON . . .