…And they were stumped for a long timeMoons and messagesIntroducing Gladys, an intrepid globetrotterA burglar's sunglasses, a lady's odysseyIntroducing Gladys, an intrepid globetrotterHorribly broken and just plain wrongWatching the game, having a puzzleA cryptic tricolourThe hearts of goldFieldwork aheadBetter than RembrandtA game of cricketMoons and messagesA burglar's sunglasses, a lady's odyssey
Why colon to denote that a value belongs to a type?
Apparent Ring of Craters on the Moon
I unknowingly submitted plagiarised work
How long does it take to crack RSA 1024 with a PC?
General purpose replacement for enum with FlagsAttribute
Are there situations when self-assignment is useful?
How do I align equations in three columns, justified right, center and left?
Why do airplanes use an axial flow jet engine instead of a more compact centrifugal jet engine?
Rests in pickup measure (anacrusis)
When and what was the first 3D acceleration device ever released?
Is one obligated to listen to a Rav?
What are the benefits of cryosleep?
How were these pictures of spacecraft wind tunnel testing taken?
Can't remember the name of this game
How did early x86 BIOS programmers manage to program full blown TUIs given very few bytes of ROM/EPROM?
Identifying an object pointer by generating and using a unique ID
Why is this Simple Puzzle impossible to solve?
How can I get exact maximal value of this expression?
Under what law can the U.S. arrest International Criminal Court (ICC) judges over war crimes probe?
Can a wire having a 610-670 THz (frequency of blue light) AC frequency supply, generate blue light?
Geological aftereffects of an asteroid impact on a large mountain range?
At what point in European history could a government build a printing press given a basic description?
Why do they consider the Ori false gods?
How to prevent bad sectors?
…And they were stumped for a long time
Moons and messagesIntroducing Gladys, an intrepid globetrotterA burglar's sunglasses, a lady's odysseyIntroducing Gladys, an intrepid globetrotterHorribly broken and just plain wrongWatching the game, having a puzzleA cryptic tricolourThe hearts of goldFieldwork aheadBetter than RembrandtA game of cricketMoons and messagesA burglar's sunglasses, a lady's odyssey
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This puzzle is part 16 of Gladys' journey across the globe. Each part can be solved independently. Nevertheless, if you are new to the series, feel free to start at the beginning: Introducing Gladys.
Dear Puzzling,
Today I got a glimpse of what things may have looked like on Earth millions of years ago.
I'm debating whether I should give you a hint about today's puzzle or not. If it was anyone else I would try to point them into the right direction, but you, dear Puzzling, can probably work it out on your own. After all, I assume you have at least some interest in geography if you've followed my journey this far.
Wish you were here!
Love, Gladys.
1. Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
2. Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
3. Ground spice / E-book reader
4. String instrument / Time travel film
5. Inexpensive / Llama relative
6. Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
7. Brownish colour / Immigrants
8. Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
9. Riddermark / Very young child
10. Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
11. Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
Gladys will return in "A burglar's sunglasses, a lady's odyssey".
knowledge geography crosswords
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This puzzle is part 16 of Gladys' journey across the globe. Each part can be solved independently. Nevertheless, if you are new to the series, feel free to start at the beginning: Introducing Gladys.
Dear Puzzling,
Today I got a glimpse of what things may have looked like on Earth millions of years ago.
I'm debating whether I should give you a hint about today's puzzle or not. If it was anyone else I would try to point them into the right direction, but you, dear Puzzling, can probably work it out on your own. After all, I assume you have at least some interest in geography if you've followed my journey this far.
Wish you were here!
Love, Gladys.
1. Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
2. Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
3. Ground spice / E-book reader
4. String instrument / Time travel film
5. Inexpensive / Llama relative
6. Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
7. Brownish colour / Immigrants
8. Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
9. Riddermark / Very young child
10. Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
11. Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
Gladys will return in "A burglar's sunglasses, a lady's odyssey".
knowledge geography crosswords
asked May 21 at 6:14
jafejafe
29.4k486292
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
This puzzle is part 16 of Gladys' journey across the globe. Each part can be solved independently. Nevertheless, if you are new to the series, feel free to start at the beginning: Introducing Gladys.
Dear Puzzling,
Today I got a glimpse of what things may have looked like on Earth millions of years ago.
I'm debating whether I should give you a hint about today's puzzle or not. If it was anyone else I would try to point them into the right direction, but you, dear Puzzling, can probably work it out on your own. After all, I assume you have at least some interest in geography if you've followed my journey this far.
Wish you were here!
Love, Gladys.
1. Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
2. Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
3. Ground spice / E-book reader
4. String instrument / Time travel film
5. Inexpensive / Llama relative
6. Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
7. Brownish colour / Immigrants
8. Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
9. Riddermark / Very young child
10. Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
11. Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
Gladys will return in "A burglar's sunglasses, a lady's odyssey".
knowledge geography crosswords
asked May 21 at 6:14
jafejafe
29.4k486292
$endgroup$
This puzzle is part 16 of Gladys' journey across the globe. Each part can be solved independently. Nevertheless, if you are new to the series, feel free to start at the beginning: Introducing Gladys.
Dear Puzzling,
Today I got a glimpse of what things may have looked like on Earth millions of years ago.
I'm debating whether I should give you a hint about today's puzzle or not. If it was anyone else I would try to point them into the right direction, but you, dear Puzzling, can probably work it out on your own. After all, I assume you have at least some interest in geography if you've followed my journey this far.
Wish you were here!
Love, Gladys.
1. Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
2. Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
3. Ground spice / E-book reader
4. String instrument / Time travel film
5. Inexpensive / Llama relative
6. Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
7. Brownish colour / Immigrants
8. Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
9. Riddermark / Very young child
10. Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
11. Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
Gladys will return in "A burglar's sunglasses, a lady's odyssey".
knowledge geography crosswords
knowledge geography crosswords
asked May 21 at 6:14
jafejafe
29.4k486292
asked May 21 at 6:14
jafejafe
29.4k486292
edited May 21 at 12:01
jafe
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jafejafe
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Gladys is in
FOSSIL GROVE
The grid:
Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
LASSO / IAMBIC
Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
STRIP / LIZARD
Ground spice / E-book reader
CUMIN / KINDLE
String instrument / Time travel film
CELLO / LOOPER
Inexpensive / Llama relative
CHEAP / ALPACA
Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
AMBER / INDIAN
Brownish colour / Immigrants
KHAKI / ALIENS
Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
NOMAD / IDIOCY
Riddermark / Very young child
ROHAN / INFANT
Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
GANSU / APOLLO
Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
EUROS / AURORA
The middles ...
are capital cities, if you take some letters from the left and right. So:
SOFIA, Bulgaria
TRIPOLI, Libya
MINSK, Belarus
OSLO, Norway
APIA, Samoa
BERLIN, Germany
KIGALI, Rwanda
MADRID, Spain
HANOI, Vietnam
SUVA, Fiji
ROSEAU, Dominica
answered May 21 at 6:34
Rubio♦Rubio
31.7k668193
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I had [rot13]ncbyyb for 10 and [rot13]pbeban for 11 but I think your 11 fits better.
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– Jay
May 21 at 6:40
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"Outside Las Vegas" is [rot13]FGEVC. Beyond that, I'm not sure...
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– Exal
May 21 at 6:42
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@Exal Thanks, I wasn't coming up with anything useful there.
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– Rubio♦
May 21 at 6:42
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Here I was thinking that "Alpaca" was somehow wrong when "Apia" was staring me right in the face on the top of the capitals list!
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 7:19
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Hehee... looks like @Jay was right about 10.
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– Rubio♦
May 21 at 7:20
|
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Partial answer, going off the full answer chart:
Each pair of answers, when a letter is put in the middle, creates a city, probably a capital city--four thus far...
answered May 21 at 6:55
ExalExal
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Lasso, iambic
answered May 21 at 6:16
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Gladys is in
FOSSIL GROVE
The grid:
Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
LASSO / IAMBIC
Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
STRIP / LIZARD
Ground spice / E-book reader
CUMIN / KINDLE
String instrument / Time travel film
CELLO / LOOPER
Inexpensive / Llama relative
CHEAP / ALPACA
Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
AMBER / INDIAN
Brownish colour / Immigrants
KHAKI / ALIENS
Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
NOMAD / IDIOCY
Riddermark / Very young child
ROHAN / INFANT
Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
GANSU / APOLLO
Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
EUROS / AURORA
The middles ...
are capital cities, if you take some letters from the left and right. So:
SOFIA, Bulgaria
TRIPOLI, Libya
MINSK, Belarus
OSLO, Norway
APIA, Samoa
BERLIN, Germany
KIGALI, Rwanda
MADRID, Spain
HANOI, Vietnam
SUVA, Fiji
ROSEAU, Dominica
answered May 21 at 6:34
Rubio♦Rubio
31.7k668193
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I had [rot13]ncbyyb for 10 and [rot13]pbeban for 11 but I think your 11 fits better.
$endgroup$
– Jay
May 21 at 6:40
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"Outside Las Vegas" is [rot13]FGEVC. Beyond that, I'm not sure...
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
@Exal Thanks, I wasn't coming up with anything useful there.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
Here I was thinking that "Alpaca" was somehow wrong when "Apia" was staring me right in the face on the top of the capitals list!
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 7:19
$begingroup$
Hehee... looks like @Jay was right about 10.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 7:20
|
show 3 more comments
$begingroup$
Gladys is in
FOSSIL GROVE
The grid:
Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
LASSO / IAMBIC
Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
STRIP / LIZARD
Ground spice / E-book reader
CUMIN / KINDLE
String instrument / Time travel film
CELLO / LOOPER
Inexpensive / Llama relative
CHEAP / ALPACA
Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
AMBER / INDIAN
Brownish colour / Immigrants
KHAKI / ALIENS
Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
NOMAD / IDIOCY
Riddermark / Very young child
ROHAN / INFANT
Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
GANSU / APOLLO
Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
EUROS / AURORA
The middles ...
are capital cities, if you take some letters from the left and right. So:
SOFIA, Bulgaria
TRIPOLI, Libya
MINSK, Belarus
OSLO, Norway
APIA, Samoa
BERLIN, Germany
KIGALI, Rwanda
MADRID, Spain
HANOI, Vietnam
SUVA, Fiji
ROSEAU, Dominica
answered May 21 at 6:34
Rubio♦Rubio
31.7k668193
$endgroup$
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I had [rot13]ncbyyb for 10 and [rot13]pbeban for 11 but I think your 11 fits better.
$endgroup$
– Jay
May 21 at 6:40
$begingroup$
"Outside Las Vegas" is [rot13]FGEVC. Beyond that, I'm not sure...
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
@Exal Thanks, I wasn't coming up with anything useful there.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
Here I was thinking that "Alpaca" was somehow wrong when "Apia" was staring me right in the face on the top of the capitals list!
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 7:19
$begingroup$
Hehee... looks like @Jay was right about 10.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 7:20
|
show 3 more comments
$begingroup$
Gladys is in
FOSSIL GROVE
The grid:
Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
LASSO / IAMBIC
Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
STRIP / LIZARD
Ground spice / E-book reader
CUMIN / KINDLE
String instrument / Time travel film
CELLO / LOOPER
Inexpensive / Llama relative
CHEAP / ALPACA
Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
AMBER / INDIAN
Brownish colour / Immigrants
KHAKI / ALIENS
Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
NOMAD / IDIOCY
Riddermark / Very young child
ROHAN / INFANT
Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
GANSU / APOLLO
Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
EUROS / AURORA
The middles ...
are capital cities, if you take some letters from the left and right. So:
SOFIA, Bulgaria
TRIPOLI, Libya
MINSK, Belarus
OSLO, Norway
APIA, Samoa
BERLIN, Germany
KIGALI, Rwanda
MADRID, Spain
HANOI, Vietnam
SUVA, Fiji
ROSEAU, Dominica
answered May 21 at 6:34
Rubio♦Rubio
31.7k668193
$endgroup$
Gladys is in
FOSSIL GROVE
The grid:
Loop of rope / Shakespeare's pentameter
LASSO / IAMBIC
Technically just outside Las Vegas / Chameleon or gecko
STRIP / LIZARD
Ground spice / E-book reader
CUMIN / KINDLE
String instrument / Time travel film
CELLO / LOOPER
Inexpensive / Llama relative
CHEAP / ALPACA
Fossilized resin / Native American or South Asian
AMBER / INDIAN
Brownish colour / Immigrants
KHAKI / ALIENS
Vagabond / Extreme stupidity
NOMAD / IDIOCY
Riddermark / Very young child
ROHAN / INFANT
Lanzhou's province / Worshipped at Delphi
GANSU / APOLLO
Accepted in Greek and Irish shops / Light phenomenon
EUROS / AURORA
The middles ...
are capital cities, if you take some letters from the left and right. So:
SOFIA, Bulgaria
TRIPOLI, Libya
MINSK, Belarus
OSLO, Norway
APIA, Samoa
BERLIN, Germany
KIGALI, Rwanda
MADRID, Spain
HANOI, Vietnam
SUVA, Fiji
ROSEAU, Dominica
answered May 21 at 6:34
Rubio♦Rubio
31.7k668193
edited May 21 at 7:33
answered May 21 at 6:34
Rubio♦Rubio
31.7k668193
answered May 21 at 6:34
Rubio♦Rubio
31.7k668193
answered May 21 at 6:34
Rubio♦Rubio
31.7k668193
31.7k668193
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I had [rot13]ncbyyb for 10 and [rot13]pbeban for 11 but I think your 11 fits better.
$endgroup$
– Jay
May 21 at 6:40
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"Outside Las Vegas" is [rot13]FGEVC. Beyond that, I'm not sure...
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 6:42
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@Exal Thanks, I wasn't coming up with anything useful there.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
Here I was thinking that "Alpaca" was somehow wrong when "Apia" was staring me right in the face on the top of the capitals list!
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 7:19
$begingroup$
Hehee... looks like @Jay was right about 10.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 7:20
|
show 3 more comments
$begingroup$
I had [rot13]ncbyyb for 10 and [rot13]pbeban for 11 but I think your 11 fits better.
$endgroup$
– Jay
May 21 at 6:40
$begingroup$
"Outside Las Vegas" is [rot13]FGEVC. Beyond that, I'm not sure...
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
@Exal Thanks, I wasn't coming up with anything useful there.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
Here I was thinking that "Alpaca" was somehow wrong when "Apia" was staring me right in the face on the top of the capitals list!
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 7:19
$begingroup$
Hehee... looks like @Jay was right about 10.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 7:20
$begingroup$
I had [rot13]ncbyyb for 10 and [rot13]pbeban for 11 but I think your 11 fits better.
$endgroup$
– Jay
May 21 at 6:40
$begingroup$
I had [rot13]ncbyyb for 10 and [rot13]pbeban for 11 but I think your 11 fits better.
$endgroup$
– Jay
May 21 at 6:40
$begingroup$
"Outside Las Vegas" is [rot13]FGEVC. Beyond that, I'm not sure...
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
"Outside Las Vegas" is [rot13]FGEVC. Beyond that, I'm not sure...
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
@Exal Thanks, I wasn't coming up with anything useful there.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
@Exal Thanks, I wasn't coming up with anything useful there.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 6:42
$begingroup$
Here I was thinking that "Alpaca" was somehow wrong when "Apia" was staring me right in the face on the top of the capitals list!
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 7:19
$begingroup$
Here I was thinking that "Alpaca" was somehow wrong when "Apia" was staring me right in the face on the top of the capitals list!
$endgroup$
– Exal
May 21 at 7:19
$begingroup$
Hehee... looks like @Jay was right about 10.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 7:20
$begingroup$
Hehee... looks like @Jay was right about 10.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
May 21 at 7:20
|
show 3 more comments
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Partial answer, going off the full answer chart:
Each pair of answers, when a letter is put in the middle, creates a city, probably a capital city--four thus far...
answered May 21 at 6:55
ExalExal
543312
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Partial answer, going off the full answer chart:
Each pair of answers, when a letter is put in the middle, creates a city, probably a capital city--four thus far...
answered May 21 at 6:55
ExalExal
543312
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Partial answer, going off the full answer chart:
Each pair of answers, when a letter is put in the middle, creates a city, probably a capital city--four thus far...
answered May 21 at 6:55
ExalExal
543312
$endgroup$
Partial answer, going off the full answer chart:
Each pair of answers, when a letter is put in the middle, creates a city, probably a capital city--four thus far...
answered May 21 at 6:55
ExalExal
543312
edited May 21 at 7:01
answered May 21 at 6:55
ExalExal
543312
answered May 21 at 6:55
ExalExal
543312
answered May 21 at 6:55
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Partial Answer
1
Lasso, iambic
answered May 21 at 6:16
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
6,8542953
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Partial Answer
1
Lasso, iambic
answered May 21 at 6:16
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
6,8542953
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Partial Answer
1
Lasso, iambic
answered May 21 at 6:16
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
6,8542953
$endgroup$
Partial Answer
1
Lasso, iambic
answered May 21 at 6:16
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
6,8542953
answered May 21 at 6:16
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
6,8542953
answered May 21 at 6:16
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
6,8542953
answered May 21 at 6:16
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
6,8542953
6,8542953
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