Untitled Document

	Locations	SS#5
Day 1	Puzzle 1
Day 2	Puzzle 2
Day 3	Puzzle 3	Does not go well with pepperoni Heading southeast 1173 183.27 feet from the lowest side 186.02 feet from the highest side Estimated weight 14,500 tons 294 steps 5.5 degree tilt
Day 4	Puzzle 4	Chestnut Street State House of the Province Currently the home of the Centennial Bell Completed 1753 U.S. Landmark 3 Documents signed Original home of the Liberty Bell
Day 5	Puzzle 5	Covers 1.8 hectares of land 183 meters long 120 meters wide Supported on 580 concrete piers Covered with 1.056 million glossy white and matte cream Swedish-made tiles A series of large precast shells Bennelong Point A World Heritage Site
Day 6	Puzzle 6	1st 250 feet brickwork Remainder cast iron Interior volume 164.200 cubic feet 576 pieces of opal glass 316 feet high Completed 1858 Clock faces – four Victorian Gothic design
Day 7	Puzzle 7	Predecessor Ferry First drawings not approved 11 men killed 19 men saved by the net – member of the “half way to hell” club Approximately 1,200,000 rivets Actual cost $36.7 dollars Open April 1937 59241
Day 8	Puzzle 8	Looks like Chicken but doesn’t taste like it Area has no above ground rivers At the mouth of the well Ancient Chronicles – Uucyabnal Ruins Federal property – but Land owned privately by Babachano family Rose to Prominence 600 AD Temple of Kukulcan
Day 9	Puzzle 9	From Ancient to Modern Home to Used Vehicles 9% of the land developed 15-17,000 people work there 34 miles long 6 miles wide 219 square miles Complex 39
Day 10	Puzzle 10	20,000 people a day used elevator when first opened-Trip took 43 seconds bottom to top Weighs 9550 tons 138 feet at widest point Can withstand 200 mph winds Can withstand 9.5 magnitude earthquake 25 lightning rods attached to the top – 605 high When completed – tallest building west of the Mississippi River 1962 World’s Fair - symbol
Day 11	Puzzle 11	Located off Highway 73 Overlooking the villages below Bran - Brasov Stronghold of the Teutonic Knights – 1212 Construction began 1378 as defense against the Turks It’s a myth – Home of Vlad III Vampires PPP#12 Between Transylvania and Wallachia SS#12
Day 12	Puzzle 12	Monolith Key plot device for a 1977 movie Igneous Intrusion Rises 1267 feet above surrounding terrain 5112 feet above sea level 44 degrees, 35 minutes, 26 seconds N 104 degrees, 42 minutes, 56 seconds W Located near Huelett and Sundance above the Belle Fourche River
Day 13	Puzzle 13	Official residence of the president Occupied by the French in 1812 Area continuously inhabited since the 2nd millennium BC Was known as the grad - until the 14th century Destroyed by the Mongols 1237 Rebuilt in oak 1339 St. Basil’s Cathedral often mistaken for this place Borovitsky Hill across from the Moskva River
Day 14	Puzzle 14	191 feet long x 146 feet wide Living space 15,000 square feet Tourist welcome but very expensive 199 x 215 miles Can be see in it’s entirety with the naked eye Completes 15.7 per day Weighs when fully assembled 1,040,000 pounds Average speed 17,240 MPH
Day 15	Puzzle 15	Bridal Veil Shut off June 1969 Canadian/American Ontario/New York Annie Edson Taylor 202,000 cubic feet per second Formed after the Wisconsin glaciation Slowly I turned – step by step – inch by inch
Day 16	Puzzle 16	Made of earth, stone and wood Bricks used later Often used smoke signals to communicate Built to protect the northern border Largest man made structure in terms of surface and mass Shanhai Pass to Lop Nur Longest man made structure 4000 miles long
Day 17	Puzzle 17	Sea battles fought here 300 tons of iron clamps Base covers 6 acres Used for 500 years Flavian Amphitheatre Seats 50,000 – some said 87,000 East of the Forum Construction started 70-72 AD Vespasian started – Titus finished
Day 18	Puzzle 18	On the edge Like walking on glass 65 feet beyond A visit requires special shoes Capable of holding 70 tons Cost $40 million 4000 foot drop Horseshoe shaped – opened March 28, 2007
Day 19	Puzzle 19	Purchased in 1915 As a gift for his wife who was not impressed Lot 15, about 30 acres, 2 rods, 37 perches of adjoining downland Cause of the Battle of the Beanfield Heel Stone or Friar’s Heel near the entrance Erected circa 2200 BC Pilgrimage site for neo-druids Located in Wiltshire
Day 20	Puzzle 20	Copper Clad Spikes represent the seven seas and continents Stands on an 11 point star On the tablet MDCCLXXVI Broken shackles lie at it’s feet One of the engineers was Alexander Eiffel 151’ 1” tall pedestal adds 154’ Presented in 1866
Day 21	Puzzle 21	Until the Lincoln Cathedral – tallest building on earth Largest covers 13 acres Weather and robbers have taken their toll In a country where the main river runs north Peak capped with gold The only ancient Wonder still in existence A place to spend eternity If you are looking for her - a good place to find your mummy
Day 22	Puzzle 22	First in a chain Built by the Spanish Authorized in 1716 - cornerstone laid May 8, 1744 Abandoned 1793 One theory says it was named after the Cottonwood grove nearby San Antonio de Valero Mission 187 vs. 6000 Travis, Crockett, Bowie
Day 23	Puzzle 23	Made of sandstone Inselberg -Monadanock 1142 feet high Circumference 5.8 miles 208 miles southwest of nearest town Sacred to Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara 2831 feet above sea level down under Uluru
Day 24	Puzzle 24	Near Keystone Covers 1278 acres Six Grandfathers 5725 feet above sea level 60 foot faces George, Tom, Teddy and Abe Started 1927 finished 1941 Gutzon Borglum wanted them to go to waist
Day 25	Puzzle 25	Born August 12, 1833 Largest in the Midwest In the 2nd most populous county French rendering skikaakwa Worldly Event in 1893 Treaty of St. Louis ceded land to US Site of a portage between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River Watershed 59209
Day 26	Puzzle 26	Once a City-State Became an Imperial power following the 4th Crusade Winged Lion of St. Mark Conquered on May 12, 1797 during the First Coalition Queen of the Adriatic Built on a archipelago of 122 islands Formed by 150 canals and 400 bridges Today transportation in the city only by foot or water
Day 27	Puzzle 27	Once a Capital City Football Stadium holds 95,000 people a.k.a “The Marvelous City River of January Carnival Celebrations Samba Copacabana & Ipanema Giant Jesus
Day 28	Puzzle 28	Sanford City Council turned down the opportunity Covers 30,000 acres Has it’s own Fire Department Has it own Transit system Ayefour Corporation bought the first 5 acres on 10/24/64 RETLAW – bought more land – note what that spells backwards WD first flew over site 11/22/63 – a day most of us will never forget Home of the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow
Day 29	Puzzle 29	Babe Ruth played for the home team Capital of the commonwealth Founded on Shawmut Peninsula Founded September 17, 1630 Puritans not Pilgrims Tea Anyone --- NO! Big Dig – Big Bucks! One if by land – two if by sea – listen my children – and you shall hear
Day 30	Puzzle 30	Sits at an altitude of 1578 feet Great view from Gower Street Originally advertised a new housing development Originally LAND was at the end First erected 1923 Near the top of Mount Lee Originals 50 feet high 1978 they were only 45 feet high
Day 31	Puzzle 31	Really located in Paradise and Winchester Translated – “The Meadows” or the “Grasslands” The seat of Clark County The most populous city in the state Established 1905 Became a city 1911 Largest US city founded in the 20th century 4 ½ mile strip mostly outside the city limits