The Isis Adventure

For anyone still curious about the


EDIT, 5 and a bit years later (I've been busy) - who chopped my story out? Banned for giving away secrets?!?

Superb story!

Well done!

See! These pyramid clues do have a logical progression and when you get the right train of thought they all fall together!!

Congrats again.

Ade

very well done Pete!
just proves it can be done.
im still trying relentlessly to solve a couple of pyramids in the quest for gold!

ive just thought..........
its a lovely story, however!

it now leaves the pyramid location in the public domain for silver hunters!

ooooopppss!!! a slight slip up i think!

go for sliver guys and girls!!

better get editing!! lol lol

Thanks for that Pete! Now that you've explained it, it makes much more sense than what I heard before...
Ashton Memorial is a folly in Williamson Park, Lancaster.
The building is in the Edwardian Baroque style.
An example of Neo-baroque architecture is the Alferaki Palace in Taganrog, Russia.
Taganrog is located on the Sea of Azov.
Azov means Low in Turkish.
The Turkish city of Sevastopol was awarded the honanry title of 'Hero City' after the war.
...which seemed a bit all over the place without the mention of the bit about the Cold War! Thanks again!

Adele

Puzz said it was ok to post, so... plus WP will welcome the extra visitors! Go see the butterfly house while you're there, they have a live one running loose in there that's literally a foot wide! Scared the hell out of us. Mind you, that said, there's still plenty of Gold out there somewhere...

Great story! I read it 3 times!

What was the pyramid keepers reaction when you said the right password!

I'd like to say that it all seems so obvious when you know the answer.... but im not sure it is
Im glad I didn't attempt this one because I wouldn't have had a hope

Very well done on solving it!!!

Out of interest, are you gona claim the