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And The Winner Is…
William – DOB 22/09/1954
[Not Claimed]
Thank you so much to everyone who took part.
Previous Answers
1. Big Ben / Elizabeth Tower (England)
2. Leaning Tower of Pisa (Italy)
3. Taj Mahal (India)
4. Statue of Liberty (USA)
5. Arc de Triomphe (France)
6. Colosseum (Italy)
7. Sydney Opera House (Australia)
8. Great Wall of China (China)
9. Eiffel Tower (France)
10. Buckingham Palace (England)
11. Petra (Jordan)
12. Golden Gate Bridge (USA)
13. St Peter’s Basillica (Italy)
14. Acropolis of Athens / Parthenon / Erechtheion (Greece)
15. Empire State Building (USA)
16. Machu Picchu (Peru)
17. Great Sphinx of Giza (Egypt)
18. Mount Rushmore (USA)
19. Stonehenge (England)
20. Angkor Wat (Cambodia)
21. Notre Dame (France)
22. Burj Khalifa (UAE)
23. Seattle Space Needle (USA)
24. The Louvre Museum (France)
25. Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)
26. Washington Monument (USA)
27. Christ The Redeemer (Brasil)
28. Chichen Itza (Mexico)
29. The Palace of Versailles (France)
30. The Grand Canyon / Horseshoe Bend (USA)
31. Mount Fuji (Japan)
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Oh dear William, looks like you didn’t claim 😒
Well done William😀
The answer to day 30 is Horseshoe Bend.
It is NOT in the Grand Canyon, its near a town called Page in Arizona which is part of the Glen Canyon
Totally, I put that as well, Horsehoe Bend.
probably was counted but never won anyway did we 🙂
These answers are getting silly now. Might as well put Japan today then.
The answer to yesterday was Horseshoe bend not grand canyon, hopefully everyone who put either will get a point
Hi Heather10. Yes, that will be accepted for either answer. Good luck, Daniel.
Beautiful mountain to see. The top is usually covered by cloud but when I saw it, it was a clear morning.😀
Gonna put todays as that specific part and not the name in the Grand Scale of things 🙂
Oh Dear…..
Its not the Grand Canyon, its the Glen Canyon
Horseshoe bend to be precise
That’s exactly what I put for my answer – Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon.
Yesterday’s (28th) picture is of El Castillo which is part of the Chichen Itza site so needs to be accepted as the answer
I put El Castillo for the answer on 28th. Is this one of those places with 2 names
Todays answer 29th – One of the most disappointing places I have visited
What?! I loved it! Even though I didn’t recognise it today. 😀
chichen itza is the whole site and not the actual monument name of image
I agree.
I put El Castillo as that is what it is
same here
I do admit, I had to Google this one today (28th) as I have seen it on TV programmes but never knew the name.
Same, although I had 2 different names come up for it. Hopefully the one I put is correct.
same….different name came up for me
Number 24, Louvre, I’ve been there and seriously underestimated the amount of stairs you need to take to see the painting The Mona Lisa. I had to rest half way. Totally out of breath. Finally reached the painting, only to be disappointed to no end. It was behind a glass box and it looked A4 size to me from where I was standing although it’s claimed to be 77 cm x 53 cm in size, couldn’t get any closer.
Been to the top of today’s landmark just over 6 weeks ago
Fortunate to have visited today’s answer (20th). A truly remarkable Landmark
it is a beautiful building, and a place I would like to visit.
Used to live two mile down the road from this one (19th May), never was allowed to get close enough to touch though (never did Solstice).
When I was on holiday as a child in the 60’s I played climbing and jumping on the stones. There used to be just a few posts with a rope around them
Really is the wonder of the world. Has to be seen to be believed!
Day 14 answer yesterday is INCORRECT. It’s not the Acropolis of Athens, it is actually The Ancient Erechtheion Temple on Acropolis Hill in Athens Greece.
Hi. Acropolis / Parthenon / Erechtheion are all acceptable answers. Good luck! Daniel.
so many different variations/names for some of these!!!!
I hope I got my answer marked as correct yesterday as the landmark was the Parthenon. The Parthenon is located on top of the acropolis so I’m guessing both answers are correct. Please can you let me know Daniel, thanks
I put the Parthenon as well but with Acropolis in brackets. In theory Parthenon is the correct answer
i put Erechtheion which it is also known by
so did I!
Agree.
Hi. Acropolis / Parthenon / Erechtheion are all acceptable answers. Good luck! Daniel.