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A Pictoral Mapping Quiz

currykev

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From memory, that's called something like Hell Bay. It's on Bryher in the Isles of Scilly.
From memory? I'm impressed!

 

Oh, mustn't forget ...

  • DING!

Simply Paul

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To be fair it was a memorable cache and I found it only a couple of years ago. Now, if I could remember the GC number too, that'd be impressive! I've some rare busy days coming up so I invite someone else to post a picture :blink:

Haggis Hunter

+Haggis Hunter

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OK, then if you don't mind, a trickier one ... what cache is this man guarding?

 

Yep, that's trickier alright. :laughing: Unless I am missing a trick you will only get that if you have actually visited the cache! :( Those pillars could be anywhere in the world, and I know I haven't got the time to check all of the street view maps :laughing:

redsox_mark

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Ok.... I thought that was right, but it's my first one, so was looking for that DING...

 

This also has a link with Titanic, though a more tenuous one. A bonus point for finding out the link.

 

dd872129-2ef6-473a-b19c-84e6df920625.jpg

scmp

+scmp

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Ok.... I thought that was right, but it's my first one, so was looking for that DING...

 

This also has a link with Titanic, though a more tenuous one. A bonus point for finding out the link.

 

dd872129-2ef6-473a-b19c-84e6df920625.jpg

 

Green Monster - Final #1 - GC11Q6A

Green Monster - Final #1

 

Fenway park opening was pushed off the front page of the Boston papers by the sinking of the titanic

 

:laughing:

 

?..... please! fingers crossed here!

scmp

+scmp

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1 minute to late!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:laughing:

You can have it, scmp, as I need my sleep now! :)

 

Awwwwwww :huh: Thank you!

Have a nice sleep and dream of caching lol

scmp

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Here goes...

Still has a link with the Titanic so should be easy :laughing:

 

Name the cache which is inside the area of the photo and what the place has to do with the Titanic

 

Photo 2

<a href=" 1 title="1 by SCMP!, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4073/4898925671_ecb787bd5c.jpg" width="500" height="157" alt="1" /></a>

SCMP

 

*Would appreciate any help in getting the image on to the post and not via a link please!

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redsox_mark

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Ok.... I thought that was right, but it's my first one, so was looking for that DING...

 

This also has a link with Titanic, though a more tenuous one. A bonus point for finding out the link.

 

dd872129-2ef6-473a-b19c-84e6df920625.jpg

 

Green Monster - Final #1 - GC11Q6A

Green Monster - Final #1

 

Fenway park opening was pushed off the front page of the Boston papers by the sinking of the titanic

 

:laughing:

 

?..... please! fingers crossed here!

 

of course that is a DING to both of you... well done.

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http://coord.info/GC1RNBQ

 

The vessel began her maiden voyage from Southampton, bound for New York City on 10 April 1912, with Captain Edward J. Smith in command.[1] As Titanic left her berth, her wake caused the liner SS New York, which was docked nearby, to break away from her moorings, whereupon she was drawn dangerously close (about four feet) to Titanic before a tugboat towed New York away.[31] The incident delayed departure for about half an hour.[32] After crossing the English Channel, Titanic stopped at Cherbourg, France, to board additional passengers and stopped again the next day at Queenstown (known today as Cobh), Ireland.[1] As harbour facilities at Queenstown were inadequate for a ship of her size, Titanic had to anchor off-shore, with small boats, known as tenders, ferrying the embarking passengers out to her. When she finally set out for New York, there were 2,240 people aboard.[33]
scmp

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http://coord.info/GC1RNBQ

 

The vessel began her maiden voyage from Southampton, bound for New York City on 10 April 1912, with Captain Edward J. Smith in command.[1] As Titanic left her berth, her wake caused the liner SS New York, which was docked nearby, to break away from her moorings, whereupon she was drawn dangerously close (about four feet) to Titanic before a tugboat towed New York away.[31] The incident delayed departure for about half an hour.[32] After crossing the English Channel, Titanic stopped at Cherbourg, France, to board additional passengers and stopped again the next day at Queenstown (known today as Cobh), Ireland.[1] As harbour facilities at Queenstown were inadequate for a ship of her size, Titanic had to anchor off-shore, with small boats, known as tenders, ferrying the embarking passengers out to her. When she finally set out for New York, there were 2,240 people aboard.[33]

 

 

DING!!!!

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Nope, it's in Estonia.

 

Oh, come on, don't tell me you haven't memorised the classic Estonian caches :anibad:

 

I'll post the answer at 21:00 British "Summer" Time if no-one gets it before then, and follow it immediately with a really easy one.

scmp

+scmp

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Do you know how many islands were named by Cook in the Great Barrier Reef??? <_<

 

Do you know that if you rearranged your sentance it would have been a DING! :wacko:

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