[Guest]

Two G or not Two G?

Two G.

I begin with a capital letter.

I do not have Mrs. O'keefe on my mind.

I am in a state of high independence.

Don't go down the wrong street.

First puzzle so bear with me.

All the clues might be a stretch but I think they are fine. The last clue is definitely a stretch.

[andromeda]

I begin with a capital letter.

Maybe

W because of Washington D.C.

[Guest]

Wow, I completely failed to look at the spelling of my answer. Ignore the two G or not two G. two G. part.

You can still use it if you realize that it's not completely good clue.

I'm off to a bad start.

But you're not andromeda keep guessing.

[dms172]

main street/Rhode island?

Edited December 9, 2008 by dms172

[Guest]

main street/Rhode island?

that's the street but not the answer

[Guest]

Georgia

or was the clue "do not have Mrs. O'Keefe on my mind" to discount that answer?

[Guest]

Georgia

or was the clue "do not have Mrs. O'Keefe on my mind" to discount that answer?

to discount that answer... hence the "not"

[Guest]

main street/Rhode island?

thats almost the street

[Guest]

Augusta?

(Capital of Maine (street), not the one in Georgia)

[Guest]

Augusta?

(Capital of Maine (street), not the one in Georgia)

You got it.

Augusta, Maine

Like you said capital of Maine; not Augusta, Georgia; independence is a synonym for latitude on thesaurus.com; and Main Street.

Before I reaized I'm retarded the two G was supposed to be because Augusta would have been the only state sapital with G as its second letter.

I just visited there, and I enjoyed it very much.

Edited December 9, 2008 by Pittwork

[Guest]

Good Riddle.