Here’s #5 in our weekly puzzle series. Gumbo has gone for a walk in the woods, and he isn’t saying where. If you recognize the location first, you get bragging rights. Submit your guess as a comment to this blog right here at…
The e-glory for recognizing WITW 4.0 belongs to Mac (heart round of applause!) for identifying the Queen Mary in Long Beach Harbor, California. Full write up on WITW 4.0 will be published as usual on Tuesday. But there’s a second chance…
This is my first crack at creating this picture puzzle, and I have to admit it’s not that easy finding a photo will be somewhat challenging but solvable. I picked this one to start with; It’s certainly a lovely setting. Here again are…
The Old Mill is a survivor. Built onto a bridge to save money, it still stands, but the bridge is gone. Not only the one it first stood on, but several of its replacements.
Since last Wednesday’s Where in the World was unmercifully picked off in a hot second by second-time spotter Port Moresby, here’s a second chance for this week. Log on to Gumbo and leave your answer in a comment to this blog (if you’re not a member…
Think you know “where it’s at?” Here’s this week’s TravelGumbo photo puzzle, the third in our weekly series. This week’s picture shows a building with a long, and troubled history, and even a mysterious present. Do you recognize…
Still no winner! Gumbo wants to be helpful, so here’s a weekend bonus: two hints for the price of one. 1. This building, which is much older than it looks, was destroyed in World War 2 and restored in the 1990s2. An important scene in a mystery…
Since no one has come anywhere near yet, here’s a hint. The building in the picture has not moved, but it is not in the country in which it was first built, nor do its present users speak the language of the builders… Submit your guesses…
Try your hand at the first of TravelGumbo’s weekly picture puzzles. Each week we’ll present a picture from our collection, without the usual description that goes with our Picture of the Day. It’s not that we don’t want to talk about it–but we…
Here’s #5 in our weekly puzzle series. Gumbo has gone for a walk in the woods, and he isn’t saying where. If you recognize the location first, you get bragging rights. Submit your guess as a comment to this blog right here at…
The e-glory for recognizing WITW 4.0 belongs to Mac (heart round of applause!) for identifying the Queen Mary in Long Beach Harbor, California. Full write up on WITW 4.0 will be published as usual on Tuesday. But there’s a second chance…
This is my first crack at creating this picture puzzle, and I have to admit it’s not that easy finding a photo will be somewhat challenging but solvable. I picked this one to start with; It’s certainly a lovely setting. Here again are…
The Old Mill is a survivor. Built onto a bridge to save money, it still stands, but the bridge is gone. Not only the one it first stood on, but several of its replacements.
Since last Wednesday’s Where in the World was unmercifully picked off in a hot second by second-time spotter Port Moresby, here’s a second chance for this week. Log on to Gumbo and leave your answer in a comment to this blog (if you’re not a member…
Think you know “where it’s at?” Here’s this week’s TravelGumbo photo puzzle, the third in our weekly series. This week’s picture shows a building with a long, and troubled history, and even a mysterious present. Do you recognize…
Still no winner! Gumbo wants to be helpful, so here’s a weekend bonus: two hints for the price of one. 1. This building, which is much older than it looks, was destroyed in World War 2 and restored in the 1990s2. An important scene in a mystery…
Since no one has come anywhere near yet, here’s a hint. The building in the picture has not moved, but it is not in the country in which it was first built, nor do its present users speak the language of the builders… Submit your guesses…
Try your hand at the first of TravelGumbo’s weekly picture puzzles. Each week we’ll present a picture from our collection, without the usual description that goes with our Picture of the Day. It’s not that we don’t want to talk about it–but we…