Now I don’t know if this will be really hard or really easy…
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20 questions GO!
Is Gordon Campbell the premier of this province?
No, 19. I think it’s indirect questions too btw.
Are the seasons the opposite of Canada’s seasons in this place?
(my famous question).
Also, only direct geographical questions aren’t allowed.
[quote=“MiG”]Are the seasons the opposite of Canada’s seasons in this place?
(my famous question).
Also, only direct geographical questions aren’t allowed.[/quote]
Nope, 18.
Do they speak English in this place?
Is that sign made out of Moon rocks? Cause nerds get spanked with Moon rocks… on the moon…
Yes they do, 17.
Not sure if this is a real question, but no it’s not.
Does the country in which this scene is located have a maple leaf on it’s flag?
Yes, 16.
Is this a national historic site?
Is it in a national (federal) park?
Is this site in a province that is smaller than 73,000 km square?
[quote=“MiG”]Is this a national historic site?
Is it in a national (federal) park?[/quote]
No 15.
No, 14.
This is the Peace River near Peace River, Alberta.
“A Provincial Historic Monument honors the gravesite of Henry “Twelve Foot” Davis, located on the Grouard hill that overlooks the confluence of the Peace River, the Smoky River and the Peace River. As history puts it, it was a memorable day in 1862 when Henry Fuller Davis, a prospector made a 12 foot claim, between two much larger claims and struck it rich with gold”
You got it! good job!
How did you figure it out?
I used to live in Peace River and have been to that grave site many times.
I thought it was the Peace River right from the start - but in BC btwn Hudson’s Hope and Ft St John (there is a lookout there that presents the same sort of view). Once I knew it was in Canada but not BC I just searched for monuments along the Peace River in Alberta.
Yea that’s why I said it would be really easy or really hard… If you know the Peace River you will be able to get it for sure.