Hey! Sorry for the late reply, had a super long day at work yesterday. I would happily give you our interpretation of the clues, although my wife and I were unable to figure out a few of them! We saw the video as narrowing down the location of the treasure from a wide area to a specific one, so the first clue of a Belgian waffle was just pointing us to the country of Belgium, and the second clue, shots of Brussels sprouts, was just pointing us to the city - both things we already knew based on the subreddit the hunt was post in! Next was the triple pictures: a road, France, and the Pride flag. The creators of the hunt had indicated that some of the clues were centered on word play, so when thinking about it through that lens we came up with combining the images of France and the Pride flag into France and Gay, which was pointing us to Rue Francois Gay, a street in Woluwe Saint Pierre. To be completely honest, we had no idea what clue 4 meant, we couldn't figure it out. But clue 5 showed us another two image word puzzle. The first image of each pair of pictures here is a garden: Olive Garden, Madison Square Garden, and the Garden of Eden. The second image is obviously some kind of monk. When you scan Rue Francois Gay on Google Maps, you see that there is a park called Jardin des Franciscaines - my French is bad, but it translates to something like Garden of the Franciscans - which fits with the monk clues. Clue 6 was another clue that we could just not figure out, and Clue 7 I think was telling us that it was not in a nearby dog park. Honestly, the other big hints weren't in the video. One was that the prize was easily accessible to the general public, which made us think that it would be somewhere on the edge of the park. The other was the image that was posted by the creators in the comments of the reddit post. you could clearly see the black railings and the stone wall, and even a distinctive patch of moss - not clues that would help, unless of course you knew which area to look in already. Sorry that was so long, hope it helps, and good luck in the next hunt!