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¿Qué será esto?(21)¡Ya resuelto!

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¡Aquí está objeto misterioso numero 21!¡Resuelto de Albert!


Esta foto muestra una "parte" de un objeto misterioso de mi vida real.


¿El desafío? - Adivina cuál es el objeto.


(This photo shows a "part" of a mystery object from my life. The challenge? Guess what the object is.)


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If you are able please post in Spanish and English, and, if clues are needed I will post them "along the way" so keep your eyes peeled!

Mi "objeto misterioso" mide approximadamente un medio metro por un medio metro. (My MO measures approximately half a metre by half a metre." Can someone correct my Spanish please - gracias!)

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updated Jun 15, 2010
edited by nonombre
posted by nonombre
Sorry guys - the picture is in the next post - lol - nonombre, Jun 13, 2010
Oh God, and it's in the wrong category - yikes! - nonombre, Jun 13, 2010
Edit: Just changed the category, as you asked below. - MacFadden, Jun 14, 2010

5 Answers

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Its a water standpipe manhole cover

updated Jun 15, 2010
posted by albert-fabrik-
Bien hecho Albert - tienes razon! - nonombre, Jun 14, 2010
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¡Resuelto de Albert!

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updated Jun 14, 2010
posted by nonombre
Wow! - margaretbl, Jun 14, 2010
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I had no end of trouble with this picture - Grrrrr. Anyway - here it is ...number 21!

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updated Jun 14, 2010
posted by nonombre
If anyone reading this knows who to change the category to "games" can they do it, or, at least tell me how to do it :( - nonombre, Jun 13, 2010
Changed it to games for you, as per your request. I just clicked on edit, then by Category, selected Games and Challenges. :) - MacFadden, Jun 14, 2010
Thanks Mac - I'll write those steps down :o - nonombre, Jun 14, 2010
Hasta mañana chicos :o - nonombre, Jun 14, 2010
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¡Pista numero 1!

Encontraría el objeto mostrado en esta diagrama debajo de mi objeto misterioso.

(You would find the object depicted in this diagram "underneath" my mystery object.

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updated Jun 14, 2010
posted by nonombre
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Couldn't resist posting a picture of a ""standpipe" it was to be a "later" clue.

The dog-legs of the standpipe fit into the hydrant as in the diagram above.

In New South Wales most of our hydrants are underground, accessed through the hydrant lid - my "MO".

To "ship a standpipe" is the expression used to connect the two :o

When you open the hydrant lid to ship the standpipe the first thing you've got to do is check for snakes - it's true!

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updated Jun 14, 2010
edited by nonombre
posted by nonombre