Your island destination today is another island of historical note. It's first "european" inhabitants arrived in 1785. They were a group know as the loyalists. This island is also host to one of the last Kerosene lamp light houses in the world. It is also (perhaps) the only remaining hand wound light house in the world. Its markings are a distinct white and red horizontal stripes and has a 5 flash light sequence.....The light house and surround town are featured promiently on this countries currency.
1. What is the name of the island?
2. Who were the loyalists and why did they come here?
3. Which bill is the light house featured on?
4. Extra Bonus Question....Who were the first inhabitants????
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1. Elbow Cay, The abacos, bahamas
2. loyalists were american colonists who remained loyal to the british govt. They came here because they were issued land grants by the govt.
3. $10
4. Arawak indians?
I believe that lighthouse is on Elbow Key in the Bahamas but I did not know it was on a bill. The loyalists were leaving the US and heading to the closest British territory.
1. Elboy Cay, Bahamas
2. Loyalists were aligned with the British Gov't.
3. I believe it's the $10 bill.
4. Lucayan Indians were there 500 years prior to Columbus.
Wow!!! Great response this week ya'll!!!! So we have a !st , 2nd and 3rd Place winner this week! Based on how many ya got right!!!!!
Coming in 3rd is Afternoon golfer......
Afternoon Golfer wrote:I believe that lighthouse is on Elbow Key in the Bahamas but I did not know it was on a bill. The loyalists were leaving the US and heading to the closest British territory.
Coming in 2nd in a great effort is Jesscat!!!! (just missed the bonus question)
jesscat wrote:1. Elbow Cay, The abacos, bahamas
2. loyalists were american colonists who remained loyal to the british govt. They came here because they were issued land grants by the govt.
3. $10
4. Arawak indians?
Not sure if this is right, but I tried!
And in a perfect score is Blind Octopus!!! Well done!
Blind Octopus wrote:1. Elboy Cay, Bahamas
2. Loyalists were aligned with the British Gov't.
3. I believe it's the $10 bill.
4. Lucayan Indians were there 500 years prior to Columbus.
Attitude: The difference between ordeal and adventure
Scars are Tattoos with really good stories
No matter where ya go....There you are.
Come Back, Come Back.....to the South Bering Sea Islands....
Ok....Since you guys were so good with these questions...(or were they too easy???)...an absolute trivia question....
In the Hope Town Mueseum one of the docent's homes is also featured on the $10 bill......Name the docent....
Attitude: The difference between ordeal and adventure
Scars are Tattoos with really good stories
No matter where ya go....There you are.
Come Back, Come Back.....to the South Bering Sea Islands....
Skibo wrote:An additional level of difficulty might be achieved if the lat and long was left off the screenshot.
True......but that's my secret way of gettin' folks to go explore around.....
Attitude: The difference between ordeal and adventure
Scars are Tattoos with really good stories
No matter where ya go....There you are.
Come Back, Come Back.....to the South Bering Sea Islands....
Attitude: The difference between ordeal and adventure
Scars are Tattoos with really good stories
No matter where ya go....There you are.
Come Back, Come Back.....to the South Bering Sea Islands....