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Monday, March 02, 2009
Nobody cares Where Willy is at
Sherry guessed but was far away from Willy's Location.
Guess it is hard to find Willy when the Sky is so big. Guess the queen is silver and all is good.
This location must be hard as granite for anyone to find.
Awww, Willy, we all care where you are. But I'm confused. I've looked at your clues. You mention the Sky is big, which points to Big Sky, Montana. But you also mention granite. New Hampshire is The Granite State. Then thereis the mention of the queen being silver, which reminds me of Silver Queen Corn. Well, there are the states in the Corn Belt: Michigan, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska. And my original guess in Colorado is far away from Montana, New Hampshire and much of the Corn Belt. Oh, well.
I haven't a clue and I've worked on this one way too long. You have no idea. I never thought it was Colorado.
I'm just going to give a guess here. Big silver...Nevada. One of the biggest around was Virgina City.
Virginia City is one of the oldest established cities in Nevada. Like many cities and towns in the state, Virginia City was a mining boomtown; in fact it is one of the most famous boomtowns in the Old West as it virtually appeared overnight as a result of the Comstock Lode silver strike of 1859. During its peak, Virginia City had a population of nearly 30,000 residents. When the Comstock Lode ended in 1898, the city's population declined sharply.
Adolph Sutro built the Sutro Tunnel in support of the mining operations. Conceived in 1860, it wasn't completed until many years later, after much of the silver mining had already been completed.
From its creation in 1859 to 1875, there were five widespread fires. The 1875 fire, dubbed the Great Fire of 1875, caused $12,000,000 in damages. Source: Wikipedia
Awww, Willy, we all care where you are.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm confused. I've looked at your clues. You mention the Sky is big, which points to Big Sky, Montana. But you also mention granite. New Hampshire is The Granite State. Then thereis the mention of the queen being silver, which reminds me of Silver Queen Corn. Well, there are the states in the Corn Belt: Michigan, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska. And my original guess in Colorado is far away from Montana, New Hampshire and much of the Corn Belt. Oh, well.
I haven't a clue and I've worked on this one way too long. You have no idea. I never thought it was Colorado.
ReplyDeleteI'm just going to give a guess here. Big silver...Nevada. One of the biggest around was Virgina City.
Virginia City is one of the oldest established cities in Nevada. Like many cities and towns in the state, Virginia City was a mining boomtown; in fact it is one of the most famous boomtowns in the Old West as it virtually appeared overnight as a result of the Comstock Lode silver strike of 1859. During its peak, Virginia City had a population of nearly 30,000 residents. When the Comstock Lode ended in 1898, the city's population declined sharply.
Adolph Sutro built the Sutro Tunnel in support of the mining operations. Conceived in 1860, it wasn't completed until many years later, after much of the silver mining had already been completed.
From its creation in 1859 to 1875, there were five widespread fires. The 1875 fire, dubbed the Great Fire of 1875, caused $12,000,000 in damages. Source: Wikipedia
I just don't know.
Have a great day Willy. :)
Hey, Willy, wherever you are, c'mon over to Lipstick Election and vote for president.
ReplyDeleteShoot I would have gotten this one just from the picture. We go through Montana all the time!!
ReplyDeleteDang my slow connection!!
Happy day Willy!!
10-4,
Jackie
Granite...Minnesota?????
ReplyDeleteAlaska...shoot it looks like Montana! Washington State, Idaho,Utah...can't think of anymore!!
ReplyDeleteShoot I bet Sandee is right now that I went back and read the part about silver...oh well we'll see but Sandee is usually always right!!:-)))
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