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Quote from: puddin on March 29, 2006, 01:32:58 PMaww it wasn't that hard , you guys did all the hard work . No signs of planes or trains , only this weird indoor shot of L&M .We see all the top teams doing tasks , but we have to remember that if there is a FF one of E&J or the Hippies might only have to do something simple at the Roadblock to complete the FF ..I can't remember what seasons' we've seen this ? Still without clearer vidcaps we can't really tell whats going on . As far as I can tell its another long day .This shot from web promo also from last night's show. I don't know if I should bring the cap over but you can see it in tarflies.
aww it wasn't that hard , you guys did all the hard work . No signs of planes or trains , only this weird indoor shot of L&M .We see all the top teams doing tasks , but we have to remember that if there is a FF one of E&J or the Hippies might only have to do something simple at the Roadblock to complete the FF ..I can't remember what seasons' we've seen this ? Still without clearer vidcaps we can't really tell whats going on . As far as I can tell its another long day .
I'm curious to find where the kayak-polo roadblock is located. I can't find any waterways like that on google earth. Perhaps it's not in Catania but on the way there. BTW, Lake and Michelle are seen in two different sets of clothes so I don't think this is one long day. (recycled photo)
Draped with ivy, and overlooked by a ring of 17th-century buildings and apartments, this charming theater at Via Vittorio Emanuele 260 is an ancient oasis concealed in the midst of an urban neighborhood. During classical times, it held as many as 17,000 spectators for plays and -- to a lesser extent -- water games, when boats would float on waters funneled in from then-nearby streams and aqueducts. It was also a site for gladiator contests. Ironically, part of the theater's graceful crescent-shaped seating structure is blocked by a black-lava bridge added during the early 17th century as the base for the since-demolished Via Grotte, once a densely populated street within this residential neighborhood.A smaller theater, the Odeon, is accessible near the back side of the Roman theater. To reach it, follow signs from the theater and walk uphill through some tunnels and steep vaulted stairs.
My bf and I think this is ancient Greece or Roman , and I cant find it any of the insider clips so far
The way the promo is edited, my hunch is that the little inlet (with the two bridges) is the location of the kayak task. Like Sups, I've GE'd Catania, Palermo, Messina, Siracusa, etc., with no luck. It's still a bit of a puzzle.