April 27, 2024

Gloves Come Off: Where in the World? Heats Up

Photo by JefClarkArt

Photo by JefClarkArt

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This week displays the  fifth offering in the Where in the World? contest jointly sponsored by JefClarkArt and The Lexington Park Leader.

The semi-monthly contest proffers photographs of scenes, objects or images  readily available to all participants and Leader readers, nothing from inside Lenin’s Tomb, for example. But nevertheless, images that are not necessarily instantly identifiable.  A little thought and pondering is required to be certain that you know what you are seeing.

Most scenes posted are  in or at least near St. Mary’s County, but to keep things interesting, some of them may be from up the road a little: for example, the April 26 photo was taken at the Navy Memorial in Washington, D.C.

The May 10 version of Where in the World? marked a decided turn toward a more difficult phase of the contest.  It elicited some 14 guesses, many of them quite clever, but there was one winner who claims not only fame and glory, but also a prize!

Mr. Joe Feuer, a LexLeader reader from Washington will shortly receive a small package sent from the archives of JefClarkArt; this is his due following correct identification of the last photo as a close-up of the Kalmar Nyckle, which is the official Tall Ship of the State of Delaware.  The ship was anchored in Solomons Island last summer when the photo was taken; it had been in Baltimore as part of the War of 1812 commemorations.  John F. and Marybeth Paterson were very close in their guesses, but the prize goes to Joe.  Congrats.

It should be noted that all of the photographs used in Where in the World? can be viewed and of course purchased via the JefClarkArt website  and the Flickr Photostream seen there.  A number of the photographs are available as postcards and note cards with envelopes.

There will be a prize awarded for this week’s installment of the contest—assuming that one of you is clever enough to nail the correct answer to the burning question: Where in the World Is That?

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17 Responses to “Gloves Come Off: Where in the World? Heats Up”
  1. Chris N says:

    St. Mary’s County. And I am still waiting for my prize from the previous contest! It will be hung in a most conspicuous place!

  2. Margaret says:

    The farm in St. Mary’s County that has zebra and horses.

  3. Robin Duke says:

    Bubby Knott’s Farm on Highway to Heaven Lane off of Flat Iron Rd, Great Mills, MD St. Mary’s County..

  4. Angelina says:

    The farm with the zebras and the Christmas lights!!

  5. Marybeth Paterson says:

    Well, I was going to say the farm with the zebras, but I’d like to think this is located in the south of France. You just finished a great lunch, decided to take a drive and then whoa, a covered bridge, just like Bubby Knott’s Farm!

  6. Anonymous says:

    At first I thought it was a covered bridge in Patrick County, VA, but the lights are a dead giveaway. It’s the zebra farm!

  7. C Bain says:

    Never find that light in Texas. I say Vermont

  8. Anonymous says:

    Zebra farm, Great Mills

  9. Izzie says:

    a barn on the way to chaptico.

  10. Ann Hoover says:

    I think it’s the Sotterley Barn.

  11. Stephen says:

    Outside of Lancaster, PA

  12. Lance le Rocque says:

    It is in County Cork, Ireland. Been to that exact spot!

  13. Ms. Martini says:

    Wherever it is, I think JefClark is the best photographer in St. Mary’s County and the Greater Corcoran Street Area!!

  14. Larry OBrien says:

    Bubba Knott’s farm?

  15. Cathie says:

    Wonderful photograph. I think it is in Potomac Park

  16. Marc Nathan says:

    Great photo. Is it in Harpers Ferry, WV

  17. Gay Dalzell says:

    Have no idea but intrigued enough to go there someday.

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