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National Park Mystery Spot 36: Seven Words

To get full credit for solving the Mystery Spot 36 puzzle you need only identify which national park is indicated by the clues listed below.*

Readers submitting correct answers will be eligible for a monthly prize drawing. This month the prize will be a Freedom of the Hills deck of cards from The Mountaineers. Each card features various mountaineering tips.

Humpty Dumpty

sheltered anchorage

grandfather's mother

picturesque

           

We'll reveal the answer and explain the clues in tomorrow's Traveler.

* No cheating! If we catch you Googling or engaged in other sneakery, we'll make you write on the whiteboard 100 times: "In gauge theory applications, most quantization methods keep Poincare invariance manifest, but the attendant sacrifice of manifest gauge symmetry compels gauge fixing."

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Correct, viewmtn. BTW, the Quizmeister is frankly surprised that you did not grasp the portent of "grandfather's mother."  Think about it and report back.   


You got it celbert. BTW, that second set of words you incidentally mentioned is a category to which this park belongs -- that is, it's a heading under which this park is listed.


Kudos to Eric Nelson. Right on the button.


Jerry, you are on the right track, but that's not the correct designation.


For some reason I'm finding this one pretty tough. I'm going to guess Seawall at Acadia


That's closer, Jerry, but it still needs some work. Since you are in the proper park, you have the Quizmeister's permission to look up the proper designation for it.


Wrong ballpark, RangerLady. Have you had your coffee yet?


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