Think you're a Washington know-it-all? Prove it! Check out our close-up photo—taken somewhere in the Washington area—and try to guess the subject. Plus, see the answer to last week's puzzle.
Leave your guess, including where the subject is located, in the comments. The full photo and location will be revealed with next Tuesday’s puzzle. The winner gets bragging rights.
Looks like we finally managed to stump you, readers. No one was able to guess last week's puzzle, though commenter IMGoph was sort of in the neighborhood with his guess that it was a building at Ninth and Q streets, Northwest. The correct answer was . . . Stetsons at 16th and U.
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Think you're a Washington know-it-all? Prove it! Check out our close-up photo—taken somewhere in the Washington area—and try to guess the subject. Plus, see the answer to last week's puzzle.
Leave your guess, including where the subject is located, in the comments. The full photo and location will be revealed with next Tuesday’s puzzle. The winner gets bragging rights.
Looks like we finally managed to stump you, readers. No one was able to guess last week's puzzle, though commenter IMGoph was sort of in the neighborhood with his guess that it was a building at Ninth and Q streets, Northwest. The correct answer was . . . Stetsons at 16th and U.
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