Tag Archives: Unidentified Earth

Here we go! Last week’s UI 62 is as yet Unidentified, with one erroneous, but astute, guess. We’re looking at a place that holds a world record in that entry. UI 61 was identified, once we reached the “hint” stage, … Continue reading →

First, the housekeeping. UI 59 was identified by Aaron as the Beartooth Highway, a road that winds through the alpine country between Montana and Wyoming in the vicinity of Yellowstone. Yay, Aaron! But UI 58 remains Unidentified, although Aaron is … Continue reading →

Time for this week’s puzzler! First, the usual housekeeping. UI 60 broke a streak of as-yet Unidentified entries, as Dave in Rocha pegged it fairly quickly as the giant letter ‘M’ that is maintained on the side of a mountain … Continue reading →

OK, after a week off last week, UI returns. As of yet, UIs 58 and 59 are without guesses of any kind! If you were to approach UI 58 on horseback, you might hear somewhere in the back of your … Continue reading →

Well, I’m claiming victory on UI 55. This is a section of the Youghiogheny River in southwestern Pennsylvania, which is referred to locally as “the loop”, for obvious reasons. This is one of the most popular whitewater boating rivers in … Continue reading →

Well, we have two of three of the last installments Identified: UI 57 is the Matterhorn at Disneyworld (unlike the real Matterhorn in Switzerland), and UI 56 is a railroad bridge over Lake Britton in California. The bridge is more … Continue reading →

OK, so thus far we have no guesses for UI 55 or UI 56. So, more hints: UI 55 is in Pennsylvania, while UI 56 is more famous for appearing in a movie as being in a state other than … Continue reading →

UPDATED: Link fixed. OK, I think I’ll be able to get back on schedule with Unidentified Earth now that life is seemingly (!) on the verge of returning to normal sinus rhythm here at Casa Jaquandor. As of this writing, … Continue reading →

I know, it’s been a few weeks since I got round to continuing this series, for which I apologize. Anyhow, UI 54 was the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, which was designed by that guy who likes to crumple a … Continue reading →

Last week’s entry turned out to be pretty easy, apparently: it is Uluru, otherwise known as Ayer’s Rock, that really big, well, rock in the middle of the Australian Outback. Also, UI 52 was identified as the Cloud Gate sculpture … Continue reading →