We worked on a puzzle by Ol'Fogie, GC7WKHY that we thought was a blast so decided to do one like it in the Nashville area. Of course we spoke with him first to make sure it was ok to copy the concept and away we go. You will use the Gigaspan picture that's in this link for the puzzle. This one doesn't cover as much area as the Knoxville puzzle but still a fun challenge we believe. Printer's Alley used to be the happening place for entertainment of all varieties in Nashville. Lots of rich history to read about here, and plenty to see when visiting Nashville today. Hope you enjoy.
To solve the puzzle assume N36 AB.CDE W086 FG.HIJ.
A=The third black number on the trash can underneath a famous parade sign?
B=There is a can almost underneath a black balcony that's for sale. What is the sixth visible number on the can?
C=How many US Presidents have walked the cobblestone alley, add 2 to that number?
D=To the right of the green hotdogs there is a row of windows visible. How many have their curtains drawn?
E=How many letters in the word underneath the steel, just the one word?
F=How many directional signs are pointing at 207?
G=How many spokes makes this go round and round, subtract 1?
H=In the building with the green triangle, how many people can you see peering out the windows?
I=How many telephone booths are in the picture?
J=How many battle axes are in the family crest?
You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.
