WHERE WAS I? Guess the location using the clues below. Post your guesses in the Comments section. The more guesses, the easier the challenge should become.
Enjoy!
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8 comments:
Subway art?
Art yes. Subway no.
uck.
i did BOTH puzzles, splashed around BOTH water-thingys, and still have no clue. what neighborhoods do you hang in, dude?!
here's an incorrect guess: down near battery park city.
i mean: up near 110th and cpw
thank GOD debbie'll be home soon!
Once again, Scott, you impress but try to have it both ways. Please finesse fast!!!!!!
Otherwise David or Debbie might kick your ass.
Clearly, it's a large bronze sculpture of a lute(?) somewhere in NYC near a bus stop. Thank GOD I'm back even though I'm "useless".
These are sculptures by Tony Cragg in Wagner Park in Battery Park City.
And next time let's limit the number of flash clues to one or two, before my browser explodes!
Whew!
Welcome back to Debbie...and congrats to Dave for correctly identifying the location. You're way hot, dude!
And once again, let's salute Scott for coming ever so close to nailing it. His "incorrect guess" (down near Battery Park City) was pretty much on (or near) target.
And yes, Debbie, that's a (stylized, Picasso-esque) lute. Very good!
David, thanks for keeping this upbeat!
Advice to others: the judge seems to prefer one guess at a time, after which he'll respond with a BTU rating.
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