Sunday, June 3, 2012

Brannon and Oleatha

 Thanks to a "follower" for pointing me to this one, near the nut-house:


At the southwest corner. I've passed over it countless times - often while looking for one. It is in an easy to miss spot and orientation.

#34.

Ya'll a buncha jerks...

Monday, May 21, 2012

Busy Day of Finds!

4 sets different sets and two "Toynbee Tiles!" All but one were found downtown. I may have to do a little more exploring downtown...


Broadway and Market Street:



Washington and 10th:


(near) Washington and 7th - note the "random placement:"


Broadway and Filmore (near Carondelet:)



And the two Toynbee Tiles:

 Brings the total number of domino sets to 33.
 

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

2 More Sets, Both on Fyler

Basically on either side of Tillis Park. Notice that the first ones are blank. That has to signify something...

Fyler and Voerster:

Hampton and Fyler:
 wtf...

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Grand and Washington

 Right in Grand Center, brah.
I just saw the comment from the last post, so I'm going to have to check out that location soon, unless someone else gets to it first and send me the 'dence. (That's short for "evidence.")

More to come, I'm sure.

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Meramec and Louisiana

Found another set, this time down in Dutchtown. In fact, it will be on the course for the Dutchtown Classic Pro Bicycle Race this weekend! Hopefully no one will get distracted and wreck.

#26.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Russell and Vandeventer

 Was informed by someone in my vast network of domino informants throughout the city about this one. Just a single solitary domino, in pretty fresh asphalt, as usual.


wtf

Monday, April 2, 2012

Most Interesting Find Yet

Having found one in front of the Grand Basin/Art Hill in Forest Park has me very intrigued, and potentially throws out the "route markings" theory. With a set of dominoes directly in front of a major landmark, and NOT at two intersecting streets seems to strengthen my "treasure hunt/geo-caching" theory.
Interesting to note about this set is that this set is the first that has up to 9 dots on each half, whereas all the previous ones have only had up to 6 per half. This must add some significance to this location, or at least more than the rest. Perhaps it is the final set to find? The end of a route? I just don't know...


I inspected this set, and they look like there had been a smalle "hole" chiseled into the pavement, and then these had been cemented into somehow. I'm thinking these weren't put in when it was repaved.

-More to come.