Those are some unique tags (Nice Bike too). Well done and welcome to the game. Maybe DantheMan can get the US (Minnesota) / Canada boarder sign. I think its right in his back yard 
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wouter
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The bike looks good from a distance. When you look close you can see it is an old bike.
I have some more ideas for good tags. I'll check the new tags. But not all tags are possible to get in belgium and my time to ride the bike is limited.
I have some more ideas for good tags. I'll check the new tags. But not all tags are possible to get in belgium and my time to ride the bike is limited.
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Runningdog
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OK, here's the boundary between Canada and the US at Nighthawk, WA:
Actually, it's the Border Station just on the Canadian side...they had no issue with me taking a photo here, but I did not test the friendliness of the American guards (likely just as nice as the Canadians, it is a quiet corner of BC).
Actually, it's the Border Station just on the Canadian side...they had no issue with me taking a photo here, but I did not test the friendliness of the American guards (likely just as nice as the Canadians, it is a quiet corner of BC).
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Runningdog
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And, here's the next target.....desert, although let's be fair, and include grasslands, or any other relatively untrampled natural area:
Wow, I never thought of Canada being a desert area. Where is that at?
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The_Hamster
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Probably by Osoyoos, SE British Columbia.
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Runningdog
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Hamster, you're very close...I had just come through Osoyoos, and was sitting just south of Keremeos/Cawston at the junction of the highway to Nighthawk.
This desert area is the northern-most (obviously) extent of the Great Basin Desert, and is more correctly described as "shrub-steppe".......temps to more than 100F (38C), and only 10-12" precip per year. Rattlers, sage grouse, lizards, sage brush, rabbit brush....well, you get the idea.
Irrigation results in mondo-great grape-growing for wineries, although total area production (here and extending about 100 miles north) about the same as a single big winery in California. Now you know too much useless info.....
This desert area is the northern-most (obviously) extent of the Great Basin Desert, and is more correctly described as "shrub-steppe".......temps to more than 100F (38C), and only 10-12" precip per year. Rattlers, sage grouse, lizards, sage brush, rabbit brush....well, you get the idea.
Irrigation results in mondo-great grape-growing for wineries, although total area production (here and extending about 100 miles north) about the same as a single big winery in California. Now you know too much useless info.....
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DanTheMan
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Nice, I like it. I didn't have time to check the game the last couple of days, I was out riding, to and from Bemidji, MN where I was playing my viola in their symphony orchestra. It fits well on my bike, I was the only orchestra member on a motorcycle....I was waiting for a good tag to enter the game.
Here is a watertower.
next tag:
This is a border post between Belgium and The Netherlands.
If a border post is not common in the usa any physical sign of a border is ok.
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wouter
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"any other relatively untrampled natural area"
very hard to find in belgium...
very hard to find in belgium...
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Runningdog
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Key word is "relatively"......anyplace that a photo can be taken that does not have a building or road in it, and has vegetation....:-#
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lurch12_2000
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Temps in the 40's this morning on my "longer" commute and NH is 85% forested, so it's harder to find grassy areas without buildings, but here goes....still a few trees but a slope with vegetation. (I really just wanted a close up of my old GS!
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DanTheMan
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OK, what's the new tag?
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lurch12_2000
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nest tag
nest tag
Keeping with scenery shots, a hilly scene with a radio tower or home in the distant background....if you're looking for Waldo, the radio tower is just above my luggage rack and the white house is at the far right.
nest tag
Keeping with scenery shots, a hilly scene with a radio tower or home in the distant background....if you're looking for Waldo, the radio tower is just above my luggage rack and the white house is at the far right.
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DanTheMan
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OK, here's the radio transmitter tower:
And here's the next tag, a metal sculpture of some sort, found anywhere you can find it, and since it's art, it can be sculpture made of any type of metal, and of course, be almost anything. Allie, this should be right up your alley........
Just in case you have troubles spotting it, it's that moose up there in the trees..:dancing:
And here's the next tag, a metal sculpture of some sort, found anywhere you can find it, and since it's art, it can be sculpture made of any type of metal, and of course, be almost anything. Allie, this should be right up your alley........
Just in case you have troubles spotting it, it's that moose up there in the trees..:dancing:
Hey Dan, are you sure thats a moose . Looks like all your snow melted.
. Looks like all your snow melted.
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DanTheMan
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I don't know anymore, could be a deer, it is deer season......Hey Dan, are you sure thats a moose
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wouter
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This is a bronze piece of art. It is called "Man with Megaphone"
Next tag: a ferry.
Next tag: a ferry.
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DanTheMan
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OK, you guys around the Mississippi River, or out in Washington State, y'all oughta be able to score the ferry tag.
And I'm out here without a bike. Wait, can I take a picture of one with a bike in front and claim it is mine?
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DanTheMan
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Tell FlamingChainsaws to loan you one that he's borrowed....And I'm out here without a bike. Wait, can I take a picture of one with a bike in front and claim it is mine?
