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Well, there are trees in the background, but that doesn't help much. Where in the National Park System might you see this "thing"?
With hopes of baffling the most-skilled of national park sleuths, we've gone to extremes with our cropping tool for the Traveler's latest Mystery Photo. Winners need not only identify what it is, but locate the park in which it was taken.
If we've succeeded in baffling you, the answer will arrive tomorrow.
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Not Acadia, but you're in the right neighborhood Steve.
My NP passport is nearly full. :-)
Mystery photo 31 is one of the Three Sisters lighthouses in Cape Cod Natl Park. We were there on vacation last year. Lest anyone think we're regional, we live in the midwest.