Solve the clues. Find a treasure.

This game led to a treasure. (Dirigo Treasures Maine)
Kurt and Kelly Stokes made the game. (Dirigo Treasures Maine)
The cards had clues. (Dirigo Treasures Maine)
People had to go to different spots in Maine. (Dirigo Treasures Maine)
There are many pretty places in Maine. This is Portland Head Light. (AP/Robert F. Bukaty)

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The state of Maine turned 200 last year. There were no parties. The virus kept people home.

Kurt and Kelly Stokes made this year fun. They hid a treasure somewhere in the state. People bought cards with clues. They looked all over. Who found the prize?

Read More: Kurt and Kelly Stokes own Dirigo Treasures LLC. They spent three years exploring the state and taking pictures. Then they created a hide-and-seek game. People had to buy a copy. It had 52 cards with pictures of places in Maine. Treasure hunters got clues when they visited each spot. The clues helped them to find seven Dirigo stones. Those stones were keys to lead to the treasure. It was $20,000! “Dirigo” is the state motto. It means, “I lead.” Who leads us? Jesus says in John 13:15, “For I have given you an example, that you also should do just as I have done to you.”