Jeopardy
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Bubble Jeopardy: What’s at the end of the tunnel?
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WHAT IS THIS? for Bubble Jeopardy THE ANSWER is FESTA SOLVED by BEAUTIFUL RHONDA Work by Carlos Teófilo
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For bubble jeopardy .. a dead easy one…. :))) Well done to Estelle O’Brien and richiedean who solved it (with different answers!) in 16 and 25 go’s respectively ! well done and see below… Nikon D60, Nikkor 18-200VR lens, UV filter / f/8, 1/250sec, ISO-100, 28mm
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Traquair house’s famous bear gates which were locked behind the departing bonnie prince charlie in 1745 on his way to the unsuccessful jacobite uprising. The then 5th Earl of Traquair swore they would be reopened only when there was a stuart king on the throne…. Generations of the family have followed his wishes and they remain unopened to this day. ... This is a fascinating and wonderfully preserved place just outside Peebles in the scottish borders and is the oldest continously occupied house in scotland where many kings and queens have stayed (including Mary Queen of Scots and lord Darnley and her infant son later James I whose cradle can be seen here ). It also retains own little working brewery and has a modern day maze perfect for egghunting at easter time… ;)) Further details can be seen if you click here and then you’ll know heaps more than me and nearly as much as joak who solved this fleeting bubble jeopardy entry in no time at all!! well done mate—you’re just brilliant!! ;)))) Taken with a fuji finepix a500.
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There’s quite big bit missing from this old scottish castle….....posted as a whodunnit for bubble jeopardy and solved in two by George Swann ;)) It transpires that the englishman Oliver Cromwell started the job in 1650 and after a limited bombardment the castle eventually surrendered. This explains some of the damage to the tower , though part of this fell down due to neglect in 1790. ( a fascinating link here explains more of the history of this special place….) This is neidpath castle built in the 13C castle on the banks of the Tweed near Peebles in the lovely scottish borders. It was attacked in 1650 by Oliver Cromwell who demolished the early tower by cannon fire from the hillside across the river during a seige. A watercolour depiction of the roundheads siege by the very talented local artist Jack Roney (1920 – 2005) is reproduced below with permission of his family (sorry about the flash on glass ) The castle has an ancient well and pit prison and is also said to be haunted by the ghost of Jean Douglas, referred to by Sir Walter Scott as the Maid of Neidpath in a heartrending poem. The story goes that Jean, youngest daughter of the Earl of March. was forbidden to marry her love who was considered below her station, and she pined while her lover was sent away. When he returned she was so wasted and changed that he didnt recognise her, causing her to die of a broken heart. :(( how sad is that…..:(( She’s said to appear in a full-length brown dress with a large white collar…. Thanks for looking / cheers / ding / :))) (Inside view of the “castle by candlelight*”: too
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For Bubble Jeopardy Congrats to Patricia Montgomery for solving this Bubble Jeopardy! I am inside The Rose Center for Earth and Space Science
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WHAT IS THIS? for Bubble Jeopardy THE ANSWER is REDBUBBLE PLANET SOLVED by BEAUTIFUL EMILY / Work by Carlos Teófilo
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What and… (if you’re very keen) where ….. ? Solved by Craig Maguire below – well done mate! It’s a coatimundi or “coati”: (also called hog-nosed coon, Snookum bear and the Brazilian Aardvark!) : a diurnal mammal, member of the raccoon family (Procyonidae) and native to South, Central and south-western North America. The word “coatimundi” (which I thought it was) is apparantly a commonly used misnomer applied to solitary adult males (which this one seemed to be) snuffling happy about rootling for food unconcernedly in a wild place Jacqi solved the place MEXICO and the more precise location remains to be guessed from clues on another wild pic in my gallery … you’ll get it in a snap! :)))) Posted this shot of his tail due to popular demand – hope it helps – it looks like hes got a fuzzy one from here (oh no he hasnt its just my photography!!) Nikon D60 / Nikkor 18-200 / UV filter (!) / f/5.6 / 1/60 sec / ISO – 1600 / 200mm Slight crop only
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For bubble jeopardy… bet all you keen nature lovers out there can name all the plants and flowers visible in this?? (Dont worry – no latin required…) A pleasing jumble of colour in a sunny cottage garden at the end of may… Nikon coolpix 4800, taken in the scottish borders Thanks for looking – good luck! Cheers / :)) Correct answers and congratulations below: Blue (and white) himilayan poppies or mecanopsis – guessed by Luca Renoldi Pink (and blue) Bluebells – guessed by Doreen Phillips Columbine or aquilegia – guessed by Naturelover Herb Robert or Geranium Robedianum !! guessed by Nature lover really living up to here name.. :))) (Just leaves 3 different leaves if anyone is really really keen…LOL) Well done all!!Thanks for playing ;)))
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This came out of my friends garden. She confronted me with this as a, ” guess what I’m growing”!!!!
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It’s the PPD of yesterday. / My “Small Weak Drawing” :) / If you can determine what kind of plant I drew = You are simply excellent ! / Of course some distance with the reality… but not too much ! Sorry for the bad quality of the image… I’m waiting a scanner ! ;-) = / It’s the plant that the leaves close up when you touch them ! Bravo Jacqueline
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50 leaves (maybe a couple more than 50) of various plants from my yard. Compilation of 3 scans. I’ll give it to the one who can name the most!! Some may be grown indoors and outdoors. There may be a couple from the same type of plant, but of different species. Some may be only a leaflet or part of a leaf. How many can you name? Botanical names are not necessary, but if you know use it, because what you call it, may not be the same name as what I call it. Common names can vary by region. So far Doreen has the most with 7 / List of correct guesses so far and their corresponding leaf: / 2. Red Geranium, Geranium sp. / 3. Madgascar Dragon Tree/Red Edged Dracaena, Dracaena marginata / 4. Swedish Ivy, Plectranthus verticillatus / 6. Peace Lily, Spathiphyllum sp. / 8. Croton, Croton variegtum / 9. Geranium – Variegated leaf, Gerainium sp. / 20. Devil’s Ivy/Pothos, Epipremnum aureum / 31. Flat-leafed Parsley, Petroselinum crispum / 34. Red Sister Cordyline/Ti Plant, Cordyline rubra / 35. Wax Begonia, Begonia semperflorens / 40. Variegate Lirope, Ophiopogon muscari / 41. Dumb Cane, Dieffenbachia amoena / 43. Love Rose, Rosa ‘Love’ / 48. Pepper, Capsium chinese / 49. Kalanchoe, Kalanchoe tubiflora / 55. Macho Fern, Nephrolepis biserrata / Featured in 50 Things – 3/09 / /
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Where in the world is Herman the Duck? Solved by Ann Rodriguez and Michael Bermingham
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Update: / Ann Rodriguez correctly guessed a Covered Bridge, Michael Bermingham correctly “guessed” the state of PA. Submitted to Bubble Jeopardy, as some of you know our little friend has been spotted in numerous places (Grand Canyon, Bristol, Atlantic Ocean beaches). Your mission (should you choose to accept it), is to determine where Herman was spotted in this shot. Good luck !!! As you may know, he’s been spotted here: / / and here …. / / and of course here: / / and also here … /
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The green man of celtic legend… age old symbol of fertility and more… Guessed by joak – see details and have a great laugh below at the guessing game that is bubble jeopardy.. / :)))) Both taken with a fuji finepix a500 pocket camera / / / / / /
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What am I? For Bubble Jeopardy! Solved by Robin Brown Hint : It is a bloom of a tree. / The question is what type of tree. It’s bigger than a Dogwood. / It’s not a fruit tree, nor a cherry tree. / It’s not a Poplar Tree. / This tree is native to Europe, and has been cultivated in the UK since 1683. / It is a very common tree, in Europe and Eastern United States. / The bloom is the same color as the leaves of the tree, so it goes unnoticed. / This variety has beautiful yellow leaves in the autumn. / It’s a Maple Tree, A Norway Maple to be exact! / Next Spring check the Blooms on Maple Trees, you’ll be pleasantly surprised!
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What ...am I crawling on? Pellia epiphylla..aka..Liverwart. Bubble Jeopardy! OVER/SOLVED/DONE
by Carla Jandelle PettersUS$3.99–US$91.20
snails….....one of natures most amazing creatures…....I know people like Michael really love them…no matter WHAT they might say! / This critter (they’re actually a-sexual) is crawling across an interesting ….beeeep…..! oops…what IS it crawling across?
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This is for submission to Bubble Jeopardy for guessing what this photo is of and / or where it was taken.
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Uploaded for the Bubble Jeopardy Challenge.. & I did ask to my husband his photo of this plant….... * / It isn’t : / 1 – Inkberry lily / 2 – no edible It is an Iris…. – found by Lucy / SOLVED by Ajax ! & if you want to see the gallery of my husband in Zazzle : 3D Computer Artworks and Photography Enjoy ! ;-)
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Stephanie guessed it! This is a photo of sun-baked paint on a rusted automobile hood! great job, didn’t take you very long S:-)
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This is `sleet´ or `slush ´ that´s all that now remains from the snow and ice in my street!
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this is for “Bubble Jeopardy” / Inspired the Hubble Telescope…..... / What is this…...........? / canon A530 / / Congratulations Lokelani got it …....... / Paint…........ / mahalo all for playing…....... /
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