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That would be yes.
Here's Linda trying on a fez on the streets of Morroco, EPCOT.
http://donandlindacasey.com/images/EpcotMoroco.jpg
Photo: Don Casey
You can see that as well as wearing the traditional fez, she is holding the traditional white plastic Disney raincoat.
Where else can you have beer in England, wine in France, carry that wine to Morocco (look closely at photo), beer (with lunch) in Germany, and tequila in Mexico: all in the space of 3-4 hours?
Yep, I figured as much -- I think you're having too much fun these days!
Mark
Poniatowski, WI. Center of Western hemisphere
Rugby, ND is center of North America
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Mark Sedenquist: I think you're responding to an earlier puzzle -- and I guess technically, this is the Center of the Northern Half of the Western Hemisphere... -- the link to the original puzzle can be found here...
-- Thanks for joining us!
I assume this one is still active (moving to new page)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Sedenquist
Well; with the mountains and the palm trees I can discard Florida (no mountains) and suggest this is in the Southwest?
Hmmmmm. Lake Sahara; private development in Las Vegas perhaps?
Yep, it's in the city of Las Vegas! Doesn't just blow your mind? It did mine the first time I saw it. The locals only know this as "The Lakes" -- So I was pretty shocked to see that Google Maps (below) called it Lake Sahara!
Do you know the answers to the other questions?
Mark
It's always a good sign when the Administrator can't post things like maps...but a brand new member can...
I'm staying out of this, except to say "No, I have no further information".
This is in the town of Rietbrock, Marathon county, WI. Halfway between the north pole and the equator!
Not sure why things have ground to a halt over the last few days but let's see if we can get things moving again.
So, anyone know where this prehistoric attraction lives?
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2747/...59dc8dc1a4.jpg
A wild guess to keep things going along, is it Dinosaur World, Plant City, FL ?