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Well what port are we heading into now?

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I will guess Brunswick

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I am guessing Savannah

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San Juan, Puerto Rico?


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Well that was quick! xrayman67 nailed it!

We were lucky to make the transit aboard my son's ship at the time up the Savannah River. Even better watch him get promoted with the city in the background. Savannah is a great place to visit.

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xrayman67 you are up


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You broke your own rule TomB by leaving the Georgia Flag in plain view

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Haha... I was so buy erasing the name off the back of the tug that I did not notice the the flags on the stern

Flags also disappeared on a bunch of buildings.

Sometimes look past what is in the front of your face.


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I think xrayman67 has probably got it. I've got photos of a tug that looks just like the one in the photo (except with more rust) and also photos of the gold dome.

I see I'm too late! Spent too long looking at my photos.

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Tom, you can go again if you would like. Seems like I owe you one for the Ehrenburg Castle. I actually didn't notice the flag, but the Brunswick guess by sleepychef got me to thinking Georgia!

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Thanks xrayman67

This one should go quick, but I bet not many folks have been here and a lot more have seen it

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Is this in Portugal?

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I have been here as per my first guess of the game so will leave it for someone else

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I don't know it, but I like it. I like all the shapes and angles. Almost seems like the Who (as in Dr Suess) village of sorts.

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xrayman - nope not Portugal

I figured sleepychef had been here thanks for letting it slide today... ironically it is Tuesday

EllenS - good observation, but I wanted to keep with the Coast Guard theme from my last post.

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Then it has to be Malta? I remembered Malta becasue my daughter spent a summer there (I didn't) and always wanted to go.

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Yes, Ellen you are correct!

Sweethaven Village or Popeye’s Village in Malta was the location for the Popeye movie with Robin Williams.
The set was left standing and it became a tourist attraction.
It has become so popular that a few years ago the original set burned down and they rebuilt it.

Yes, Popeye was in the USCG

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your up EllenS

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So where did we enjoy this?

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Bavaira ?

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Yup, but where in Bavaria. I was so sure you were going to tell me you worked here...

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Ellen I found it....waiting until 0830 to google answer ha!!

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Just recognise the beer...

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Orlando, FL smile


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We went for the famous castles and found this as well.

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Can I look at a map?

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I think so. Nothing about maps in the rules just google.

I thought this one would be easier. Anyone who gets close wins

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would it be very close to the grounds of Schloss Neuschwanstein
(Neuschwanstein Castle)


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Well, as far as maps, I guess they are OK to consult if it's a paper map and not online!!! That would be my take on it. No online maps, as that seems like google to me.


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Ok give it to Tom. We were on top of Tegelberg via cable car watching the kites jump off. Very close to the castles. Village of Schwangau. I think I spelled it correctly.

Tom you are up.

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well here is a new port of call we have not visited in the game

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First timeI ever went sailing I sailed through the Corinth Canal

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sleepychef has brought us to the right region, but not the right place...

I have to ask... it must have been hard to tack in the Corinth Canal

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No I know where it is , I was giving a clue. Lol engine all the way after the light went green and the bridge dissapeared uder the water .

We were in a lil 36ft sailboat called Megabucks brought out of Split due to the war and it lost its crew a few days before coming into Bari due to a force 9 storm. I was hitch hiking heading to Corfu but should of been in Brendisi , standing in the queue to buy a ferry ticket and a Captain just strolls up to me and asked me iwhere I was going, then informed me I was in the wrong port and then asked me if I had sailed before, i responded in the positive( didn't mention it was the ferry going to Arran) and away I went with my 2 travel companions on our firt sailing adventure!

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Luvin the stories with these photos!

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For all you mythology fans this location is named for the son of Poseidon and the father of Palamedes

(BTW... I am not a mythology fan and I had to look the clue up)


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and I wait until 1600hr to place my guess.....;-)

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With every guess comes a clue smile


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Not Hint - But just for info...

The little islet in the center of the harbor had multiple purposes.
On the far side of it one barely make out a sandbar.
Invading ships must come through the near side
A heavy chain stretched between the islet and the wharf
Hence ripping off the bottom of unwanted ships

The Islet also served as the home of the city's executioner, and is where he preformed his duties.

In the lower right corner (not shown well) is how we entered the harbor. Beautiful Motor/Sail


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Raise your hand if you know where the Argolic Gulf is located...
And you will be that much closer


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I'm in Greece, but the chain story through me to Constinatinople. So bottome line I'm lost.

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An ancient village is nearby and much more famous , well to me anyway as this is as far as we sailed before heading to Marmaris

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