The first dart pin on this puzzle
Could this be a part of the Anasazi settlements in Chaco Canyon in New Mexico?
Mark
119,678 Page Views thus far for this Puzzle Feature
It's been slightly over a year since we began this feature and I thought I'd share with you number of times your photos have been viewed in this format.... As you might remember, we've been breaking the puzzle into 15 to 16-page sections to ensure that the page format doesn't get too wide for many of our member's browsers, (although, now that formatting issue is not really a factor because we set the page widths, but...)
Section One, started on February 19, 2009 has been viewed 28,022 times and counting....
Section Two, Started on April 30, 2009 has been viewed 16,093 times and counting....
Section Three, Started on June 12, 2009 has been viewed 14,945 times and counting....
Section Four, Started on July 7, 2009 has been seen 10,757 times and counting....
Section Five Started on August 2nd, 2009 has been viewed 8,963 times and counting....
Section Six Started on August 13, 2009 has been seen 7,181 times and counting....
Section Seven started on August 30th, 2009 has been looked at 8,277 times and counting....
Section Eight started on September 22, 2009 has been viewed 6,672 times thus far....
Section Nine started on October 23, 2009 has been viewed 5,874 times and counting....
Section Ten started on November 18, 2009 earned a very nice visitor showing at 12,271 views and counting.
Section Eleven-- Started March 14, 2010 is trucking right along at 23 views so far....
The interesting thing about how the Web works is that each of these Sections continue to attract new visitors long after those parts of the game were "closed". In it's first month, for instance, Section One, only had about 4,500 page views and as of today it's count is over 28,000 -- which really makes the chances for rapid growth of Section 10 very likely over the next few months.
Mark
Nothing like having two puzzles working at the same time!
Rod Ness -- the contributing source of many of the RTA Roadside Marvels is sharing this photo.
http://living-las-vegas.com/wp-conte...ess-01-650.jpg
(photo by Rod Ness)
Where is this?
And I don't know about you, but this view causes my back-side to clench -- just imagining trying to get one's truck stopped in time at the bottom of this obviously icy hill!
I think we'll need Howard's expertise herein
Hmmmm, that clue would tend to support my idea that it might be in New Mexico, and if so, I for one, am going to need Howard's input on this to solve this one....
Mark
