[Guest]

1. I am an object of nature,

green in the spring and summer,

red in the autumn

and bald in the winter.

My name sounds like beach.

They told me I cry.

(that part is easy)

2. A drunken man saw you twice.

He blinked, his view was vgue.

Enough beer for now, time for tea.

English as he was, he drank it with milk and suger.

His tongue felt think; when he ordered, it sounded like "sugal"

(there is an answer to this part too)

3. The language is odd,

It sounds old, almost ancient.

My feet are cold because

The surroundings used to be frozen.

My arms and fingers are close

to the source of the cold.

I hear a name - it's short.

It reminds me of a red guy.

I hear the waves meeting the rocks

not too far in the distance.

(this part gives the final answer, but it would be useful to have the answer to 2 too.)

The final question is: Where is part 1 situated, roughly?

A small hint: Part 2 gives a clue for part 3, but is not 100% necessary for the final answer.

I don't think it's too hard, but then again, I made it up myself. It's based on my own knowledge and my limited English vocabulary (I am not a native speaker). Curious to see what you come up with.

[EDM]

eskimo (#3) and beech tree (#1).....???

maybe.......BROW.....???

Edited October 3, 2009 by EDM

[Guest]

Are you in.....

York, PA

on Lake Redman

[Guest]

Georgia?

[Guest]

EDM is 90% right on the answer of #1. It's correct, but it requires some... specification. And the answer to that is mentioned in #1

The rest are all nice guesses, yet incorrect.

[Guest]

Weeping birch

Let me help since, the rest of hers are not correct.

[Guest]

Actually, combine those answers...

a "Fagus sylvatica" and a "Betula pendula", if you compare the Latin names.

[Guest]

Sorry I know nothing of Latin....Nice to meet you

[Guest]

Europe in general, but buckingham to be more specific, seeing that the fruit from the weeping beech is where buckingham got it's name.

Not sure what the latin would be, give me a moment.

[Guest]

Fagus sylvatica ' Pendula' = weeping european beech. checking on buckingham

[Guest]

Thanks Hambone....

[Guest]

Aleut?

[Guest]

Buckingham. Weeping European Beech, Drunk Englishman, Buck is short name, I don't know?

[Guest]

Actually, you do have #1 correct, but the rest incorrect, Ham.

You completely misinterpreted #2, and #1 doesn't give a clue for the location. I already said that #1 was for the tree, #2 is a hint for #3 and #3 is the final location. That is exactly how it's built up, you shouldn't try to find the answer for #3 in #1

[EDM]

england.....???

[Guest]

england.....???

That's a logical answer, but the clue in #2 is of a whole other nature. So it's incorrect, sorry

[Guest]

Bury or double vision? or two of something maybe twins?

Bury or double vision? or two of something maybe twins?

[Guest]

Bury or double vision? or two of something maybe twins?

Bury or double vision? or two of something maybe twins?

blurry vision?

Anyway, that is incorrect.

PS: I like how you posted it double while talking about double things.

Edited October 4, 2009 by Dutch Riddle Amateur

[Guest]

blurry vision?

Anyway, that is incorrect.

PS: I like how you posted it double while talking about double things.

I don't know how I did that, it was not intentional

[Guest]

#1- weeping willow?

[Guest]

#1- weeping willow?

Ham already gave the correct answer to that part, sorry It's a weeping beech, Your guess is pretty close though

[Framm 18]

Just a guess.

Could the final Location be somewhere in Ireland?

[Guest]

No, sorry

[MissKitten]

could it maybe be Greenland?

[EDM]

the woods.....???

for country....maybe australia or ireland or sweden....???

Edited October 5, 2009 by EDM

[Guest]

I'm sorry, all those answers are incorrect