Quizzes and Games

the Best Preserved Roman Period Archeology Site is Leptis Magna Birthplace of Septimus Severus in 146

Jackie it must be yours you battled on like a trooper

I was looking for name places
Just wasn't thinking logically

Discovered relatively late this is the best preserved site from the Roman Period of history
Google Images and you will see why

I enjoy the challenge Daphne even though I have to look it up sometimes

I love Logic puzzles. Hubby says I don;t know how you have the patience

always take one with me if we are going away flying especially

Jackie that was a hard one alone even following another Roman history one

I did see some images its beautiful.
My niece has just spent 4 years in Europe and visited a lot of the sites.
She especially like Egypt. Said it was her favourite place. She spent Anzac Day in Turkey at Anzac Bay and said it was so emotional

L M is still on my list to visit you can get a visa for Libya now

Egypt is fascinating I went with a Uni group and we got into sites closed to the general public.When I was 8 I saw artifacts on Weet Bix cards and announced to my family that had never left Sydney that I was going there one day.

t C E S w F D b J J B i 18ET

in 1880 ?

the C E S was Fought D by J J B in 1880

Found

I have never been to europe apart from England of course where I was born.
Not sure if I told you but my niece and sister are going after Christmas. My sister was 10 when she came here and has never been back. She is so excited. Kelly my niece knows Europe quite well so she will be able to show her the best bits. I think they are only going to a couple of Countries as well as seeing relatives in UK. Paris is on the agenda

the C E S was F D by J J B in 188T

the C E S was F D by J J B in 188T

small words and part of the date

Are you origially from Sydney Daphne?

I haven't done much of Europe only Greece and what used to be Yugoslavia
Love Greece so romantic.Love China too I never thought I would be impressed by anything after Egypt and Greece but the Great Wall is fabulous you see it from so far away just miles and miles of it .Can't wait to go there again. Couldn't walk too far last time as we were with MIL who is in her 80s.

I love Sydney to visit.
I have been there 4 times now. twice to visit my Brother in Law who lived in Baulkham Hills (He has now moved to Northern NSW) once with my sister a couple of years ago. Then hubby and I was there last Sept. I never tire of seeing the place. Wouldn't like to live there though. Its too busy lol

Born in Sydney and hate the place,Have always been a gypsy.

I have seen pics of the Great Wall it looks fascinating

Walking is a problem for hubby now. he is 71 but has to be careful of his heart. He would have loved to climbed the Coathanger Bridge but they wouldn't have let him with his heart. He was a Scaffolde/Rigger so not afraid of heights. Been on most of the High rises here in Perth