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susiejq

21/9 The answer is the middle one, not sure of spelling but is something like Con Jungfrau?
I guessed and was so :j amazed I got it right I coudn't remember the name properly.
Didn't win on the instant win game though.

Zebedeee

kateab wrote: »

It says click on the CARDs and if you get 3 packs you win. They are the open box thingies, I assume. Yet to win an instant win, but not exactly shocking!

kateab

Yeah, I've been clicking on the cards/box thingies but wondered what it meant by three packs. I didn't win anyway!
I just wonder whether the site has been translated directly from French, as it is Michelin, and doesn't make a lot of sense in English!:D

kateab

I am guessing it is. It certainly *feels* like it.

I always figure these things will tell me if I've won. They tell me I've not won enough. :rolleyes:

kateab

Dalkirst

Bumping as this weeks is on:)

Got no idea of the answer

lilias

The Gates could be a reference to the Gates of Paradise of the Florence Baptistry but I can't find anything about a south road.

rrickyuk

This one has me baffled - tried lots of searches but came up with nothing, and after gettting one wrong already, I'll wait on this one.

Munchkim

I think this is to do with Florence's Cathedral as that fits lots of the clues (especially the image one) and it was designed in a cross shape with one 'arm' going in each direction. From what I've found so far it took over 6 centuries to complete it so the answer might be the year the southern 'arm' was completed as this could be the road they refer to. I could be totally wrong though but these are my thoughts so far. I'll come back here once I've sorted through last nights comps and see what else I can find. Good luck everyone

lydias

It is not 1436

CheekyLittleMonkey

Its not 1294 either.

Zebedeee

This is a really tricky one. I wish it was multiple choice. The clues mention 'light' a few times and the picture is definately 'Il Duomo' which is directly between the Piazza San Marco and the Piazza della Signoria if you are walking. Then it mentions the southern road, so I thought it must mean one of the roads south of the Duomo on the way to the southern Piazza. I wondered if the name of one of these had anything to do with light and if so when the road might have been built. But, so far, I haven't got any answers. Just hoping that someone might get a bit of inspiration...