MR Q.
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Drove 200 miles to take a picture 3 miles from my house, so yep great ride.
North America "WILD CARD" TAG
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Does this week-long carnival
set up in a shopping plaza parking lot
count as an
"amusement park" ?
They had some big thrilling rides there, although they didn't show up very well in these photographs.
set up in a shopping plaza parking lot
count as an
"amusement park" ?
They had some big thrilling rides there, although they didn't show up very well in these photographs.
Does this week-long carnival
set up in a shopping plaza parking lot
count as an
"amusement park" ?
They had some big thrilling rides there, although they didn't show up very well in these photographs.
Close enough... what's the new tag?
Mr.Q issued the challenge so I just messaged him and asked if he could give a ruling on this.
(There is a huge amusement park only about 55 miles from me, (Six Flags over Georgia) but it's on the other side of Atlanta, and I'm really not keen on riding a motorcycle through Atlanta traffic. )
(There is a huge amusement park only about 55 miles from me, (Six Flags over Georgia) but it's on the other side of Atlanta, and I'm really not keen on riding a motorcycle through Atlanta traffic. )
MR Q.
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If I'm not wrong these games are to get people out riding, no more no less, well maybe more riding. A ride to an amusement park is a ride to an amusement park. Have fun, use the location and provide us with a new tag to find. Enjoy the ride!
I'm not sure how to interpret that post Mr. Q.
I didn't specifically ride to the carnival/temporary amusement park. I just happened to pass by it on my bike while I was on my way somewhere else --I think South Carolina on that trip.) I did the U-turn and went back to it so I put in an extra quarter mile of riding to snag that photo op.
If I go through Atlanta to Six Flags over Georgia or the slightly closer "White Water/American Adventures" fun park in Marietta, that would be an 80-100 mile round trip specifically to get this photo tag.
And THIS is what all the big roads look like anytime you're within 30 miles of Atlanta:
I didn't specifically ride to the carnival/temporary amusement park. I just happened to pass by it on my bike while I was on my way somewhere else --I think South Carolina on that trip.) I did the U-turn and went back to it so I put in an extra quarter mile of riding to snag that photo op.
If I go through Atlanta to Six Flags over Georgia or the slightly closer "White Water/American Adventures" fun park in Marietta, that would be an 80-100 mile round trip specifically to get this photo tag.
And THIS is what all the big roads look like anytime you're within 30 miles of Atlanta:
You're over thinking it.. you tagged the amusement park, post a new tag and the game keeps moving along..I'm not sure how to interpret that post Mr. Q.
I didn't specifically ride to the carnival/temporary amusement park. I just happened to pass by it on my bike while I was on my way somewhere else --I think South Carolina on that trip.) I did the U-turn and went back to it so I put in an extra quarter mile of riding to snag that photo op.
If I go through Atlanta to Six Flags over Georgia or the slightly closer "White Water/American Adventures" fun park in Marietta, that would be an 80-100 mile round trip specifically to get this photo tag.
And THIS is what all the big roads look like anytime you're within 30 miles of Atlanta:
Ok so new picture tag is your bike next to a river --not a creek or a stream or a drainage ditch or even a canal, but something called a "river" on a map.
About 90 minutes after I visited the carnival, I took this picture along the Tugaloo river on the very eastern edge of the state of Georgia.
About 90 minutes after I visited the carnival, I took this picture along the Tugaloo river on the very eastern edge of the state of Georgia.