2️⃣0️⃣ 20th Birthday Treasure Hunt (2025); hints for clue 15 - 2019
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1humouress
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2019
The Yellow Rectangle of fame
Did geographically proclaim
Of every bookstore, in every town,
Los porteños take the crown.
And in this year, with praise divine,
Named this one the most sublime.
(Tim)
2019
The Yellow Rectangle of fame
Did geographically proclaim
Of every bookstore, in every town,
Los porteños take the crown.
And in this year, with praise divine,
Named this one the most sublime.
(Tim)
2humouress
19 timspalding : Hmmm. This is a Google, I think. And while "The Yellow Rectangle" may not be American, I'm not sure it's found in every country.
20 Aquila : I dunno, what does thenational mean if not America?
Amusingly that is what just helped me find it.
61 Dilara86 : I'm in the same boat as you for #2 and #13. For #15did you check on the Search page, under LibraryThing Local?
81 Luisali :it's a famous bookstore from that year; the spanish words are a clue.
20 Aquila : I dunno, what does the
Amusingly that is what just helped me find it.
61 Dilara86 : I'm in the same boat as you for #2 and #13. For #15
81 Luisali :
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82 Dilara86 : Then it's possible your guess wasn't correct, because when I type the name of this grand and splendid Buenos Aires bookstore (the most beautiful bookstore according to the National Geographic) in the search box, it only displays only one link.
87 Luisali :it's the wrong city, google 'Los porteños' and look for a bookstore with a synonym of 'sublime' in the name in that city
87 Luisali :
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280 amanda4242 : For #15 the yellow rectangle refers to National Geographic and the country is Argentina .
281 GandalfTheGreen : Another poster replied to you with some very accurate advice. One thing that tripped me up:make sure you spell the name of the establishment correctly when you are searching for it .
281 GandalfTheGreen : Another poster replied to you with some very accurate advice. One thing that tripped me up:

