QUIZ: Where in the world?
Sep 6th 2003, 2:47 am
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QUIZ: Where in the world?
Ok, I really enjoyed the names-to-faces thread and piccies of where people are. So thought I'd use some of my pics to do a little quiz.
Where in the world?
I haven't been to that many places, so you might start to see a pattern.
Ok here goes.
PIC 1 (this one is easy, hint: "as flat as")
Where in the world?
I haven't been to that many places, so you might start to see a pattern.
Ok here goes.
PIC 1 (this one is easy, hint: "as flat as")
Sep 6th 2003, 2:49 am
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Re: QUIZ: Where in the world?
PIC 2 (hint: "as tough as old boot")
Sep 6th 2003, 2:54 am
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Re: QUIZ: Where in the world?
PIC 3 (hint: "conspiracy theory")
Sep 6th 2003, 3:36 am
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3 is the grassy knoll by the book depository
i'll look better at the other two later ..;-)
cheers
richard
i'll look better at the other two later ..;-)
cheers
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Sep 6th 2003, 3:53 am
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1. Pancake rocks, Punakaiki, NZ
2. Wellington harbour, NZ.
Can I have a sweety, now?
It's a good game but, come on, make it a bit harder.
2. Wellington harbour, NZ.
Can I have a sweety, now?
It's a good game but, come on, make it a bit harder.
Sep 6th 2003, 4:28 am
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Well done, obviously too easy.
Here's one that's closer to (my) home.
PIC 4
Here's one that's closer to (my) home.
PIC 4
Sep 6th 2003, 4:32 am
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This one's a bit harder
PIC 5 (hint: not your place)
PIC 5 (hint: not your place)
Sep 6th 2003, 4:39 am
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Originally posted by ayanem
Can I have a sweety, now?
Can I have a sweety, now?
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Sep 6th 2003, 2:40 pm
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Originally posted by Chris H-L
This one's a bit harder
PIC 5 (hint: not your place)
This one's a bit harder
PIC 5 (hint: not your place)
Sep 6th 2003, 7:03 pm
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Originally posted by Chris H-L
Well done, obviously too easy.
Here's one that's closer to (my) home.
PIC 4
Well done, obviously too easy.
Here's one that's closer to (my) home.
PIC 4
Sep 6th 2003, 7:05 pm
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Originally posted by Chris H-L
This one's a bit harder
PIC 5 (hint: not your place)
This one's a bit harder
PIC 5 (hint: not your place)
Sep 6th 2003, 7:54 pm
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Te Papa museum, Wellington. Brilliant, especially the Lord of the rings Exhibition.
:lecture:
:lecture:
Sep 6th 2003, 8:22 pm
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Originally posted by garrisondamn
Te Papa museum, Wellington. Brilliant, especially the Lord of the rings Exhibition.
:lecture:
Te Papa museum, Wellington. Brilliant, especially the Lord of the rings Exhibition.
:lecture:
The lion is called Alex and belongs to my niece, also called Alex.
I had a day out in Wellington and she wanted to know where I went to, so I took Alex and took a piccy at each place I went.
At the time Te Papa was Alex's favourite place (the girl, not the lion).
Nobody's got PIC 4 yet.
big hint: It's a world heritage site in North Yorkshire.
Now anyone who knows how to make a google query should get it.
Cheers,
Chris.
Sep 6th 2003, 8:33 pm
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Originally posted by Chris H-L
Spot-on!
The lion is called Alex and belongs to my niece, also called Alex.
I had a day out in Wellington and she wanted to know where I went to, so I took Alex and took a piccy at each place I went.
At the time Te Papa was Alex's favourite place (the girl, not the lion).
Nobody's got PIC 4 yet.
big hint: It's a world heritage site in North Yorkshire.
Now anyone who knows how to make a google query should get it.
Cheers,
Chris.
Spot-on!
The lion is called Alex and belongs to my niece, also called Alex.
I had a day out in Wellington and she wanted to know where I went to, so I took Alex and took a piccy at each place I went.
At the time Te Papa was Alex's favourite place (the girl, not the lion).
Nobody's got PIC 4 yet.
big hint: It's a world heritage site in North Yorkshire.
Now anyone who knows how to make a google query should get it.
Cheers,
Chris.
Now I look back, my mezquita guess was a bit random:
Sep 6th 2003, 8:38 pm
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Originally posted by Chris H-L
Spot-on!
The lion is called Alex and belongs to my niece, also called Alex.
I had a day out in Wellington and she wanted to know where I went to, so I took Alex and took a piccy at each place I went.
At the time Te Papa was Alex's favourite place (the girl, not the lion).
Nobody's got PIC 4 yet.
big hint: It's a world heritage site in North Yorkshire.
Now anyone who knows how to make a google query should get it.
Cheers,
Chris.
Spot-on!
The lion is called Alex and belongs to my niece, also called Alex.
I had a day out in Wellington and she wanted to know where I went to, so I took Alex and took a piccy at each place I went.
At the time Te Papa was Alex's favourite place (the girl, not the lion).
Nobody's got PIC 4 yet.
big hint: It's a world heritage site in North Yorkshire.
Now anyone who knows how to make a google query should get it.
Cheers,
Chris.
