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Old Posted Jun 3, 2011, 1:34 PM
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7. Brenton Street
8. Portland Street - Its at the Portlant Hills Metro Link terminal
9. Barrinton Street - Sexton Library
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Old Posted Jun 5, 2011, 3:06 AM
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All guessed correctly!

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Old Posted Jun 6, 2011, 1:56 AM
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I'll throw 3 out for guessing from my collection

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2.

3.
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Old Posted Jun 6, 2011, 2:04 AM
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number one is shannon park

dont know two, some lake, lol

and ill take a wild guess at three and say dover
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Old Posted Jun 6, 2011, 2:18 PM
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The first is Shannon Park (went to school there)

Don't know the second one. But I would guess a lake out behind bedford west.

The third is Duncans Cove. The best hiking trail that I know of within an hour of the city.
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Old Posted Jun 6, 2011, 2:51 PM
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I almost guessed Windsor Park on the first one. They look very similar.
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Old Posted Jun 6, 2011, 4:39 PM
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#2 is either Chain Lake or part of the Long Lake Park. The towers...I remember them.
#3 I'd guess as Shad Bay or down the Southern Shore of HRM.
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Old Posted Jun 7, 2011, 12:31 AM
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1. Is indeed Shannon Park.
2. Is probably the hardest. It's actually on the Eastern Shore and is a somewhat popular hiking area. This is one of the best views on the trail. Sorry Halifaxboy, the lake must have a doppleganger on the other side.
3. You guys are all in the right ballpark, it's along HRM's Southern Shore, but it's not Dover or Shad Bay. Little closer to town and is the start point for a well-known hike.
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would 3 be terrance bay ?
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Old Posted Jun 12, 2011, 12:54 AM
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Nope. Since interest has died out, I'll give out the answers. #3 is Duncans Cove and #2 is Bayer Lake, as seen from the "Jesse's Diner" lookoff on the Admiral's Lake Loop Trail in Musquodoboit Harbour.
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Nope. Since interest has died out, I'll give out the answers. #3 is Duncans Cove and #2 is Bayer Lake, as seen from the "Jesse's Diner" lookoff on the Admiral's Lake Loop Trail in Musquodoboit Harbour.
Jono got it right.
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Old Posted Jun 12, 2011, 1:10 PM
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Jono got it right.
True. Missed his reply. Just #2 that went unsolved.
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I love duncans cove! Hiked it so many times. Last year somehow I even managed to get 20 people together to do it. It was epic.
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The rules for the game are simple. 1) All photos must give credit to their owners; 2) All photos must relate to HRM (taken of or in the area); 3) Photos must avoid having obvious give-aways (ie place name/street signs); 4) Multiple guesses are allowed however only guess one at a time and allow another person to guess after each turn; 5) Posters of the photos can decide how exact the guess has to be to be deemed correct (ie park name, neighborhood, town).
Haha...now THIS is a great idea for a thread! I'm just finding this now so I hope it's ok "reopen" and start posting again. Here's 8 images all from around town of the sides of buildings. If you know the building name, number, street, or area, consider it correct. I'm not going to keep score or anything like in the past but I thought this was such a great idea I had to throw in just for fun!

HALIFAX BUILDINGS

BUILDING 1

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BUILDING 2

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BUILDING 3

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BUILDING 4

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BUILDING 5

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BUILDING 6

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BUILDING 7

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BUILDING 8

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Old Posted Nov 8, 2019, 6:22 AM
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1: Purdy's Wharf
2: Morris Street, east of Barrington
3: The VIC
4: 1H (NSP HQ)
5: Old Tower Rd School?
6: The stairwell between the old NFB building and the Neptune/Ford School/Whatever it's called
7: Historic Properties
8: York Redoubt or Point Pleasant Park
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Old Posted Nov 9, 2019, 12:43 AM
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Here's yesterday's answers folks:

BUILDINGS
1: Purdy's Wharf - Tower 1
2: 5133 Morris St.
3: The VIC
4: 1H - NSP - Lower Water St. office
5: Atlantic School of Theology
**If you're interested in seeing the interior of the school you can see a few shots here: https://halifaxbloggers.ca/noticedin...l-of-theology/
6: Foundation of the Kyber
7: Privateer's Warehouse/Lower Deck
8: Fort Ogilvie - Underground Shelter - https://hmhps.ca/sites/fort-ogilvie-...-park#images-9

I have a question though....
Is that the original rock foundation of the Kyber/Church of England? I don't know much about older construction methods so it's amazing to me that for one, that type of foundation is holding up a building of that size and two, that it hasn't shifted and settled more over the years. I've seen that kind of foundation used on older houses but to support a building of that weight/size for so long?...that's pretty crazy.

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Old Posted Nov 9, 2019, 12:58 AM
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HALIFAX WINDOWS

I thought a "Halifax Windows" theme might be fun to take a stab at. Here's 14 images of windows from HRM. It'll be pretty impressive if someone knows where Window 14 is!

WINDOWS 1 & 2

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WINDOWS 3 & 4

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WINDOWS 5 & 6

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WINDOWS 7 & 8

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WINDOWS 9 & 10

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WINDOWS 11 & 12

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WINDOWS 13 & 14

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Old Posted Nov 10, 2019, 1:43 PM
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ANSWERS - HALIFAX WINDOWS

1: Former NFB Building
2: Halifax Armories
3: McKelvie's Restaurant (formerly No.4 Engine House)
4: Renner-Carney House (Cameron House)
5: Green Lantern Building (Keith Building)
6: Granville St. Mall (this building is right beside the A.M. Bell building but I'm unable to find any info on it).
7: Alexander Keith's Brewery
8: Morse's Teas Building
9: A.M. Bell Building (Granville St. Mall)
10: Nova Scotia Art Gallery
11: Coombs Old English Shoes (Granville St. Mall)
12: Government House
13: Caldwell Building
14: Renner-Carney House (kind of a funny little window way up in the corner by itself on the brick wall in the back parking lot)
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Old Posted Nov 12, 2019, 1:47 AM
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HALIFAX DOORS

Why not try guessing some doors from around town? Here's 16.
I'll post the answers below so you can see how you did. Props if you get Door #16.

DOORS 1 & 2

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DOORS 3 & 4

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DOORS 5 & 6

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DOORS 7 & 8

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DOORS 9 & 10

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DOORS 11 & 12

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DOORS 13 & 14

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DOORS 15 & 16

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