Chuting Spree Clue #3 – Black Diamond Ski Boots!
Follow five semi-weekly clues and be the first to correctly identify where the boots are hidden to win a pair (any size, any model) of Black Diamond Ski Boots!
Clue #3: This MOUNTAIN RANGE is named after an American pilot who also has the first undisputed sighting of the Geographic North Pole.
- This American pilot/explorer was funded in part by his father, who made a fortune in coal.
Know the Mountain Range? Don’t answer now – save it for Super Cluesday.
Click here for the Chuting Spree – Black Diamond boots contest rules.
Clue Schedule:
September 30th – Continent
October 7th – Country or Region
October 12th – Specific mountain range or zone (note – not on a Tuesday)
October 14th – Specific peak or town
October 21st – SUPER CLUESDAY! Exact location. Send in your answer NOW!
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Bottom Line: Seek and you shall find deep pow stashes.
Category: Chuting Spree Contest - BD Boots
Oh I know, I know!!
You are unfortunately disqualified my dear, even though you have a cute little daughter.
What I want to know is why don’t they make suits like that anymore? I mean a suit you can climb and ski in.
Quite natty, eh? The hat looks like it would stay on in a light breeze as well.
So Charlie, were you able to figure this clue out? I’m trying to make the front end clues a bit harder as people have time to research them.
Got the clue (Wikipedia just rocks), but I’m hoping having TWO little girls doesn’t disqualify me.
Good job Steve! You are only disqualified if you happen to have two little girls AND we are married, so I think you’re safe. :)
I’m getting excited….2 more clues and those boots are mine!
Andrew, I didn’t know much about the suit but it wasn’t too hard to find the answer. However, I do have a degree in geography. ;-)
Damn you Charles Ziskin! Tomorrow’s clue will be harder. In the meantime, abuse your brain cells a bit more.
Interesting. Without looking up precise lat and longt it looks like the answer does not sit precisely in the territory described in the answer to the previous clue…
Oh, that’s a given!
Hi rsireland3 – It’s close, but it does fall within the zone described in clue #2, at least according to my map.
Just to be clear, the abuse of my brain cells is what’s a given. ;-)
A la’ Jeopardy; Who it Lincoln Ellsworth??
Just checking to see if I’m entered… never have seen my first reply.
Hi drock – all systems go.
Hmmmm… Andrew, maybe we have different maps? :lol: Like I said, it isn’t precisely in the region. It is only there on one of three counts. So perhaps I took clue #2 more precisely than you intended.