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Solvations of some puzzles from the 2020 reverse engineering challenge, organised by Ryan Howerter on Instagram.
Everyone seemed to have this same solution.
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Last spring and early summer the robins built a nest on top of this A/C unit. We had to do something to stop them since we needed to use the unit and I didn't want to harm the babies so Craig, our Handyman put a screen above the unit and now there isn't enough room for any bird to get in there. We have these screens on the other A/C units so this was the last one. I'm happy!
Starting with "Bright Green Under" and a cube in a corner of a field...
When I took the shot I had hunted in vain for any information sign...so hence the internet search as I posted...
I wasn't very successful to start...
And then I remembered Geograph m.geograph.org.uk "The Geograph® Britain and Ireland project aims to collect geographically representative photographs and information for every square kilometre of Great Britain and Ireland."
So I checked our GPS route to work out which grid square I thought it was in..
Then I found the advanced search on Geograph - that took a few attempts so I have saved the link here www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?form=text
Then I looked for images within 1 km of SK1664 (the grid reference) as it was on an edge.
I spoted a shot - and it gave me the extra word of Limestone and and the idea to include Cales Farm in the search (Neil had put in grid square SK1663 www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3596177
I then headed back to Uncle Google search with "bright under green limestone cales farm"
Bingo!
www.sitesofmeaning.org.uk/site14/details14.htm
Full information from Sites of Meaning...
inscription - Bright Under Green Limestone Edges. With Queen Ann Lace and Cranesbill in her Hedges
Michael Dower
proposer Emma Youatt
mason Heritage Stoneworks
location West Footpath to Cales Farm from Long Rake.
grid reference SK 16495 63959
notes Sometimes called the Bugle Stone, after the name of the community newspaper that Emma Youatt founded and edited.
From www.sitesofmeaning.org.uk/preface/about.htm
Sites of Meaning was a millennium project of Middleton and Smerrill in the Derbyshire Peak. It marks the seventeen entrances to its parish with boundary stones each inscribed with a text chosen by members of the parish.
So hopefully if we trip over any of the other 16 stones I'll remember where to look.
If you've got this far, I was rather chuffed I found the information and hence the rather laboured notes above on how I got there. Now, was I meant to be doing anything else this morning, I think the "to do" list will win again today!
Viewing the tape, Riddler gave me....well, a riddle. It wasn't hard to solve either, and I was ready to go out and find the next hostage. Until while on my way out of the cave, Batman stopped me. He told me about how he was working on a cure for the venom plants we encountered a while ago. A spore from Poison Ivy's plants was needed, and that spore was in the abandoned airport. Batman himself went to get it, but Croc screwed him over. Now I need to get it. Whatever. Spore first, Riddler later. I made my was to the airport, The "Grant Morrison Municipal Airport" I think it was called. Note the WAS in that last sentence. Now, it's just a mess of steel, concrete, and nature. Every day the plants grow more. Eventually there will be no signs that there was an airport to begin with. Walking around, I found myself at the metal detector, where so much as loose change in your pocket can result in you getting molested by the TSA. The damned thing still worked too, and it looked like it was from the 90s or so. A few feet from it was the spore. It basically looked like a glowing mushroom now. Just as I was about to collect a sample, I heard a growl and some loud footsteps. Croc. If he wanted a second round, so be it. We spent maybe 5 minutes fighting. As before, he had no style to his fight. He just shrugged his weight around hoping it would do something. At one point I kicked him into the metal detector and it went off. I still can't believe what I said. "Sorry, sir, I can't let you on this flight!" Ugh. And the dork of the year award goes to me! Anyway, the fight ended with me shoving his head in between some railing. He sat there snarling and trying to get out, while I collected the spore and left. I was glad, too. The last time I was around Ivy's plants I got some weird rash.....
No more pinholes but this developer is really black in the shadows. Agitation is every 15 sec. Might try once every minute next time to reduce the contrast.
2/5
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Crested tit at my large pine cone set up in the Highlands. These birds are fantastic to photograph and hopefully get some very soon again.
Went to school today and didn't do much after school. My friend gave me a Qu'ran that I requested and I intend on finding out more. I have an AP test tomorrow and it starts at 7:45am yikes! I can't even concentrate because things with the girlfriend aren't good and things might end. But it's all good cause I might have some photo shoot training session tomorrow!