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The Amazing Race 14 Speculation on Spoilers
Belle Book:
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--- Quote from: georgiapeach on January 29, 2009, 09:59:53 PM ---I think the source meant there that they were not going the right (most direct) way to the PitStop....
So did one of them hurt themselves falling on that Segway? :'(
And the cakes have to be JUST before the PitStop, or they would have been cleaned up before the source saw them, right?
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--- Quote from: puddin on January 29, 2009, 10:33:10 PM ---^^ thats why I'm wondering if Cara and Jamie switched detours?
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Quote from Michael's Salzburg blogger:
By the way, the team of two women appeared to have no slime on them whatsoever which would imply they had a choice in a previous activity. A Detour?
I went back and read this guy's blog and correspondence. The first team, young couple, he encounters, the one asking directions, has to be either Preston/Jennifer or Amanda/Kris. He says they are a young couple. And they have slime. He also comments on two other things......"lots of make-up and the woman swore" Well, being from the SOUTH, this just shouts Jennifer to me. The same as Jodi/Chrissy putting on make up for landing in Bucherest, lol Southern women dont do anything without their face on. I know first hand, I used to be married to one. The other thing was the girl "swore." Again, for some reason, and I admit not having seen them in action yet, I think that was Jennifer. Just a hunch. It just doesn't hit me as a California deal, which would be Amanda.
Then at the Schloss, he saw a girl/girl team with dark hair and no slime. That had to be Cara/Jamie. One was hobbling, so looks a little like a segway accident as has been speculated above. No slime = no detour switch.
The last team he saw was an older couple with slime and from the pics it seems to be Brad/Victoria, since they are tall
I too think the "slime" event is real close to the Pit Stop or they would have cleaned up.
Whoever was corresponding with that guy in Salzburg might shoot him an email and ask him what color the team in the car was wearing, the one he gave directions too. or send him the pic of Preston/Jennifer and Amanda/Kris and let him identify them. Either orange or the light blue would be my guess and he might remember that if prompted. Heck, maybe he is reading this and might just post.
GE says it is 23.3 km (16 miles) 25 min. from Schonau am Konigssee, German (segway event) to Schloss Hellbrunn. I would think the torte (cake throwing) event to be in Berchtesgardener Land too. Maybe we can match up that flag in the tent with one of those villages around Berchtesgaden. MsShrek in post 117 in the Promo Screencaps identified a town in Austria wiht a similiar flag, but the colors are reversed. I think we need to find a village in Berchtesgadener Land with red on the right and blue on the left. Again from MsShrek in post 135 in the Promo Screencaps thread, bavarian tents are blue/white striped and Austrian tents are red/white striped.
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Just out of curiosity -- how did some of them get slime?
Belle Book
puddin:
We think the slime wasn't exactly slime afterall, more like cakes.
georgiapeach:
Now you are talking! :-*
puddin:
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that settles that .....
apskip:
--- Quote from: puddin on January 30, 2009, 03:38:30 PM ---What peach, no Hoffbrauhaus Berchtesgaden history lesson? :word:
:neener:
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Well, if you insist, puddin, I can step in and offer one. I visited Bertechsgaden decades ago and it was (and I am certain still is) one of the most beautiful places on the globe. It is the northern end of the Konigsee. The Bertechsgaden National Park was established in 1978 with the Königssee in its centre.
A second claim to fame is the BERCHTESGADEN SALTMINES where visitors are dressed in miner’s attire and take an underground train into the mine. The tour includes a boat trip across an underground lake.
However it is this third fact which makes Berchtesgaden a unique place. During World War II, Adolf Hitler maintained a residence at Berghof, a complex of buildings which included the Eagle's Nest on Kehlstein Mountain above Bertechsgaden (the area is part of Obersalzburg). He ran the war from there when he was not doing so in Berlin or touring the military fronts; it was referred to as the #2 seat of power in the Third Reich.
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