CHALLENGE #6
CHALLENGE #6
This next challenge is a sliding scale of difficulty. If you can get it at Level 1, that’s quite impressive….Level 4, not so impressive, but thank you for stubbornly figuring it out. Anyway, put your guess in the COMMENTS section at the bottom of the post AND include the clue level that you used to get it.
In what US city is this young man sitting in???
Level 1 Clue – No clues needed. Your travel history and photographic memory are all that is needed.
Level 2 Clue – Just triangulate the miles from all the cities and the answer is obvious.
Level 3 Clue – Kind of looks like a major cruise ship in the upper left
Level 4 Clue – Just Google the store name…duh
KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA
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ANSWER TO CHALLENGE #5
OK, as promised, the lower degree of difficulty with the last Challenge enabled many of you to regain some confidence. I hope to crush your newly gained confidence with this weekend’s CHALLENGE.
The picture shows the smallest “something” in the USA. What smallest thing am I? And, where am I?
Pictured above is the post office in Ochopee, Florida…the smallest Post Office in the USA. I think the higher degree of CHALLENGE difficulty was achieved on this one. However, one of my Floridian subscribers thwarted me and provided the correct answer…well done. Just a bit on the Ochopee Post Office. Its the usual story. Its an irrigation shed for the nearby tomato farm. Then, in 1953, the previous Ochopee Post Office burns to the ground. Some Einstein then decides that the irrigation shed would make a perfect post office…and the rest is history. Besides this fascinating federal building, my son and I also bopped around the Everglades National Park and found a couple other things to do that day. PT
Everyone should take an airboat ride 
He was not impressed with our airboat
I had to go to level 4. Sorry, too tough for me
The signs are reversed, I guess because of the mystery of photography: if NYC is west and Tokyo is east, you should be in Europe. But you aren’t…very tricky PT!
Lynn. I am not sure it’s tricky. Aren’t you assuming the camera is pointing North…thus your assumption that NYC is west. But, if the camera were pointing south….would not the left side be east. Right? Or am I confused….which is always possible