Southeast, The Lair of the Dragon, Tag-o-Rama!

[Chad_NC]

RD I think you need to give Jr a little more credit. He's a tagging machine when he don't have to work

[Jrjoyce2007]

I went to work til 1700 yesterday, and had to be in at 0630 this morning. I'm just young and the body can handle abuse. But that doesn't mean I'm worth a shit drinking : :p

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[truck6driver]

Do you have a drop location already picked out yet?

What state are you looking at?


Ray

[gimpy9195]

Ray... Not SC.. Hehe..


-Gimpy the rocket powered BMW rider

[Jrjoyce2007]

Made it to Florida finally. Just kidding....

New TAG!



There are 2 cannons by the monument.

Reach into the correct cannon for a : goodie :

The wrong cannon is rigged with a mouse trap.

A little hint:


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[gimpy9195]

So evil!


-Gimpy on the iCouch

[RidingDonkeys]

Is there a clue in that photo? Kind of looks like the Washington Monument to me, and that is out of bounds.

Sent from the voices in my head and transcribed by their drinking buddy...

[5punksdad]

Originally Posted by RidingDonkeys

Is there a clue in that photo? Kind of looks like the Washington Monument to me, and that is out of bounds.

Sent from the voices in my head and transcribed by their drinking buddy...

the Washington Monument is slightly larger than that

"Weighing 81,120 tons, the Washington Monument stands 555' 5-1/8" tall. The walls of the monument range in thickness from 15' at the base to 18'' at the upper shaft. They are composed primarily of white marble blocks from Maryland with a few from Massachusetts, underlain by Maryland blue gneiss and Maine granite. A slight color change is perceptible at the 150' level near where construction slowed in 1854. Inserted into the interior walls are 193 memorial stones presented by individuals, societies, cities, States, and nations of the world. Attached to in independent iron framework, flights of 896 steps surround an elevator which takes visitors to the observation level, where they can gaze over the city from the monument's pyramidion windows."

[Jrjoyce2007]

Donkey, you really don't know where this is at one glance??

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[Jrjoyce2007]

I'll give it a couple hours and throw up my hint picture.

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[Jrjoyce2007]

Originally Posted by Jrjoyce2007

I'll give it a couple hours and throw up my hint picture.

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A couple hours have past. I want another beer to pick up.

Hint photo attached to tag post

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[Chad_NC]

We could always wait for the ADV dinner to do a group tag....

[RidingDonkeys]

I'm an idiot. I got so wrapped up in my smartass remark, I completely failed to recognize this as a place I've ridden by a hundred times.

Sent from the voices in my head and transcribed by their drinking buddy...

[truck6driver]

Originally Posted by 5punksdad

the Washington Monument is slightly larger than that

"Weighing 81,120 tons, the Washington Monument stands 555' 5-1/8" tall. The walls of the monument range in thickness from 15' at the base to 18'' at the upper shaft. They are composed primarily of white marble blocks from Maryland with a few from Massachusetts, underlain by Maryland blue gneiss and Maine granite. A slight color change is perceptible at the 150' level near where construction slowed in 1854. Inserted into the interior walls are 193 memorial stones presented by individuals, societies, cities, States, and nations of the world. Attached to in independent iron framework, flights of 896 steps surround an elevator which takes visitors to the observation level, where they can gaze over the city from the monument's pyramidion windows."

Geek.


Someone knows their US History.


Ray

[Chad_NC]

Originally Posted by truck6driver

Geek.


Someone knows their US History.


Ray

Yup Google!


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