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Rock on! Located south of the Capitol, CP 1 shares
its name with the city in which the stone supposedly given
to Abraham by the angel Gabriel is located.
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Mecca Restaurant
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2
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Mountains for Mommy? Located north of the Capitol,
this structure shares its name with the Humphrey Bogart character
who finds his fortune, but never gets a chance to spend it.
Find it for CP 2.
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Dobbs Building
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3
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No ball games! CP 3 has got to be the smallest park
in historic Oakwood.
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Smallest Park in Oakwood
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4
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And Her Husband's No Prize, Either. Located near
Five Points, CP 4 shares its name, but not its spelling, with
a long-legged diva whose cousin does commercials for a psychic
hotline. Any signage will do.
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Whitnee’s Antiques
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5
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I didn't know that! CP 5 is the intersection of
two streets/avenues/whatever as clued below:
Street/Avenue/Whatever #1: Shares its name with really
small (less than two square miles!) US island in the central
Pacific Ocean.
Street/Avenue/Whatever #2: Shares its name with Mr.
Dowd's imaginary friend.
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Jarvis & Harvey Intersection
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6
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It's not like we promised! Once Upon a Mattress opened
last night in Raleigh. CP 6 is the 1950 Venable memorial located
within one-quarter mile of the spot where the show opened.
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Venable Monument
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7
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I'll Bet this Guy Was a Partier! Find a statue of
a guy on campus at NC State University. Not any statue, mind
you, but one in which the guy is reading a chemistry book.
Take a photo cuz it's CP 7.
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Statue w/ Chemistry Book
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8
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Launching Position! CP 8 is a much smaller version
of the Space Shuttle in Pullen Park.
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Small Space Shuttle
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9
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Isn't that a cocktail, too? CP 9 is a big (no make
that REALLY BIG) metal grasshopper in downtown Raleigh.
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Big Grasshopper
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10
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We didn't know they played. CP 3 is a painting of
a pig with a tuba in City Market. Need we say more.
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Pig Painting in City Market
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11
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Busting Out a Wacky Equation. Here it comes: First
letter of blues great who jammed with "Call It Stormy Monday"
Plus Ulysses' middle initial Plus Upbeat style
of Jamaican pop music Plus A note to follow so Equals
Checkpoint 11.
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T. S. Scala’s Restaurant
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12
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Ding ding! The Last One for Everyone was buried in
1976 in connection with the bicentennial. No need to dig it
up. Just get a photo directly above it. BTW, it's north of
the Capitol.
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Time Capsule
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Click number for photo.
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