heres some tips about the colhurst tunnels
To dig you need a few things in advance:
1. A shovel. Personally I recommend the colehurst shovel because it takes the least health when you dig. But if you can't find one of those in the classifieds then I recommend the heavy duty shovel from the hardware store in the garden section, page 2 It takes the 2nd least amount of health per dig. The regular shovel takes the most health when you dig.
2. A high level of health.
3. A high level of intelligence. This gives you 'hints' when you dig about good digging locations.
Once you have those two things you can go digging. On the main millsberry.com page below where your mail messages are listed you will see a 'dig for treasure' link. Click on it and it will take you to the colehurst tunnels http://www.millsberry.com/colhurst/ Click on the woman at the register and it will take you to the room where you can purchase an admission ticket Buy the ticket and then click on the entrance to the tunnels.
Once you are in the tunnels only dig where it gives you the message "Hint: This looks like a good place to dig". If you dig once at a hint hole and you get a prize on the first dig and you don't see the message again press the F5 key to refresh the screen. If the hint does not re-appear refresh a few more times. If after a few more refreshes it does not appear again then move on to another hole - it's not likely you will find anything more in the hole in which you just dug.
There are 4 different levels in the tunnel and there are different prizes for each level. The following is a breakdown of which items can be found on each level:
1st level
Ancient rock painting
Antique lockbox key
Antique soda bottle
Anvil
Horse stirrup
Kerosene lantern
2nd level
Antique portrait
Dinosaur skull
Faberge egg
Golden Laurel Crown
Horned helmet
Native American drum
Sundial
3rd level
Baby papoose
Bamboo flute
Boomerang
Ceremonial mask
Colhurst portrait
Golden serpent
Greek lyre
Heroâs engine
Porcelain doll
4th level
Antique lockbox
Catapult
Colhurstâs Shovel
Egyptian sarcophagus
Kimono
Pacific island monolith
Totem pole
