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- Bundyrumandcoke
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- Bundyrumandcoke
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<p>A little lunch time Google Hunt
<p>This is the picture of an Olympic Stadium.
<br>1. Name the City and the year they held the Olympics.
<br>2. Although hard to see from this angle, the picture shows the world's tallest what?
<br>3. And the biggie - Name all the Australian Gold Medal Winners from this Olympic Games, their sport or dicipline, their current city/town of residence and their date of birth.
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<p>A Wednesday Evening Quickie
<p>1. Name this Structure (too easy, so...)
<br>2. What is the road number of the pictured road eg the A116
<br>3. List a useless bit of trivia about the structure but it must be something really trivial that probably not many other people know and list the source of your answer to prove it's not made up.
- Spruce Mooses
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ummmm stone henge?
Road number - A344
Useless info -
Stonehenge was constructed in three phases.
It has been estimated that the three phases of the construction required more than thirty million hours of labour.
Speculation on the reason it was built range from human sacrifice to astronomy.
All from the website www.stonehenge.co.uk
and I've been there
Road number - A344
Useless info -
Stonehenge was constructed in three phases.
It has been estimated that the three phases of the construction required more than thirty million hours of labour.
Speculation on the reason it was built range from human sacrifice to astronomy.
All from the website www.stonehenge.co.uk
and I've been there
- Papa Bear_Left
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(cue Redgum karaoke) I've been to Stonehenge too!Spruce Mooses wrote:and I've been there
Mind you, I might almost have well gone to an Imax movie of it, since the tourists are kept well away from the actual structures, behind glass or at a distance!
Still, I'm sure I absorbed some cosmic resonances from it anyway...
Little known fact: it was designed as an early computer for calculating solstices and the like. A Druid of the time called Porti coined the slogan for the construction: "Lintel Inside"
- CraigRat
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BooooooooBear_Left wrote:A Druid of the time called Porti coined the slogan for the construction: "Lintel Inside"
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<p> Craigrat - Boo is right! Now to take your mind off that wonderful Bear Left pun, try this place. The border as shown is actually the border between two countries, although I think it should be actually located just a few metres further north.
<p>1. I'm after the name of the City that is south of the border and the country of it's locale.
<br>2. The name of the city lends itself to a band famous in the 60's. Name the band and it's leader.
<br>3. There is a hint to the answer located in this post. What was it?