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Postby udosuk » Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:41 am

Is the answer a 5-letter word? Is the answer a single word at all?

Is it somewhere in North Dakota, USA?
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Postby MCC » Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:59 am

udosuk wrote:Is the answer a 5-letter word?

No.
udosuk wrote:Is the answer a single word at all?

Yes.
udosuk wrote:Is it somewhere in North Dakota, USA?

No.


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Postby udosuk » Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:05 pm

A place with monastreries in North-Eastern Greece?

A headquarter in Yarmouth, Maine?
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Postby tarek » Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:07 pm

are you a UNESCO World Heritage Site ?

[Edit: udosuk got there 2 minutes before me:D ]

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Postby MCC » Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:08 pm

udosuk wrote:A place with monastreries in North-Eastern Greece?

Yes.

It looks like udosuk has got the answer:D

udosuk wrote:A headquarter in Yarmouth, Maine?

No.


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Postby udosuk » Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:16 pm

MCC wrote:It looks like udosuk has got the answer:D

Finally...:!: With the effort I spent I'd have felt robbed if someone had beaten me to it...:)
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Postby tarek » Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:17 pm

Those monks must have been VERY fit & healthy. The perfect place for your BODY & soul:D

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Postby udosuk » Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:22 pm

tarek wrote:Those monks must have been VERY fit & healthy. The perfect place for your BODY & soul.

Which prompts us to the next question: Where are the fittest & healthiest monks of the WORLD?
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Postby tarek » Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:27 pm

udosuk wrote:Which prompts us to the next question: Where are the fittest & healthiest monks of the WORLD?


I know what you are thinking about. Caine accepts your compliment:D

[Edit: I don't know why I've put Ken instead of Caine]

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Postby Cec » Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:34 pm

MCC wrote:"..Cec, I think that at the end it should definitely be (a)

Your mentioning "at the end" in the above quote prompted me to suggest "Land's End" even though I was aware this was too many extra letters. I wasn't too hopeful but still decided to give it a shot.

Reading your same quote I'm now thinking the (a) is the extra "letter" even though it is encased in brackets. I've tried adding "a" to each of the above three words, viz. planet, meteor and land and I get "planeta, meteora and landa... none of these sound like a place on earth. Alternatively, putting the "a" at the beginning of these three words gives "aplanet, ameteor or aland" all of which don't make sense either.

Still thinking?

PS. It seems udosuk has got the answer and if so, well done.. I'm still trying to work out though what is the answer (place)

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Postby MCC » Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:53 pm

Cec, go with what you have to wikipedia.


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Postby Cec » Wed Oct 11, 2006 2:37 pm

Thanks MCC. So the answer is Meteora. Now I can go to bye-byes tonite not racking my brains out trying to sus this out.:) Once again, a very intriguing riddle. These riddles would make an interesting talk-back radio or TV program....far more interesting than one of our local mid-night TV channels rewarding callers who ring in with the correct answers to stupid questions.

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Postby MCC » Wed Oct 11, 2006 3:25 pm

Cec, you managed to get "meteor" quite early on and I thought it might end up another quick riddle but someone took a diversion.


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Postby Cec » Thu Oct 12, 2006 2:31 am

MCC wrote:".....and I thought it might end up another quick riddle but someone took a diversion."

I'm glad "someone" took a diversion:) Solving these riddles too quickly usually means the next one is a lot harder although still intriguing and interesting. Congratulations again udosuk for "cracking" this mystery and commiserations to Tarek for missing out by just two minutes:D

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