MYSTERY: Close-up
There have been a couple of comments in the last couple of weeks that the mystery photos have been a bit easy. So this week, where’s this?
Mystery Photo
MYSTERY: Reflection of a local attraction
For some, such as Charleston graphic designer Sara Dwyer, last week’s Mystery Photo was pretty easy. It was a shot of flowers in Millennium Park in Chicago with skyscrapers looming in the background.
MYSTERY: Municipal garden
CLUE: Note the background to figure out where these flowers might be. Send your guess to editor@charlestoncurrents.com for a chance to win a pair of tickets to Magnolia Plantation and Gardens. Make sure you include your contact info (name and hometown).
MYSTERY: A bridge with a view
This week, we’re traveling again to a faraway place. Look in the background for a tip. Let us know where you think this bridge is and which bridge it actually is.
MYSTERY: Location, location, location
If you’ve been to this area attraction, you would have seen alligators and turtles coexisting (seemingly peacefully). Where is it? Send your guess to editor@charlestoncurrents.com and make sure to include your name and hometown.
MYSTERY: Headed overseas
We’re traveling overseas for today’s Mystery Photo. Where is it and why is this place important? Send your guess — and include your name and hometown …
Mystery: Just in time
This photo, taken in the Lowcountry but outside of Charleston County, arrives just in time for St. Patrick’s Day. Where is it?
Mystery: Way up high
We got several responses about what was missing in last week’s mystery photo by Chuck Boyd of Hanahan. Missing? The Sergeant Jasper apartment building, of course, several wrote.
Photo: What’s missing?
Hanahan photographer Chuck Boyd offers this retouched picture, which might make you scratch your head a bit. Could something be missing?
Mystery of the leaning barn
Nobody guessed the location of the green humanoid figure — err, Gumby — painted on the side of a building somewhere in Charleston. Want to try again? First to guess it wins a pair of passes to Magnolia Plantation and Gardens.
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