They are spread out on at least four continents, and most of them have not met one another, but the one thing they have in common is that they are all ridiculously awesome.
After all, how many people could you call at about 2:30 on a Saturday, with no previous plans and entice them out for a full day tour, water pistol fight and crime re-enactment super adventure?
Last weekend that is what I did. I called my friends D & N from school, proposed the idea and an hour later we were in the car.
A while back I had stumbled upon Erik Rivenes' St. Paul's Most Notorious driving tour. It comes with an audio CD, map, directions and a puzzle that you need to solve as you go. I had already tried it out with another friend, but hadn't bothered to do the puzzle - BIG mistake. The last track is left for you to solve with the puzzle, that is filled in with clues from the places that you drive to during the tour. I am absurdly curious, and no amount of Googling (well maybe more Googling than I did) turned up the answer.
My only recourse was to take the tour again (aw shucks...not more history...). This time we added the bonus of re-enactments, junk food and water pistols.
Some of our highlights:
The Bremer heir being pistol whipped by a member of the Karpis-Barker gang
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