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Cheers Faneuil Hall Marketplace, a pub in Boston's Quincy Market, is a replica of the set used to film the popular TV series "Cheers." In many an episode, a fictional mailman occupied a stool just like one of these. Photo by Wallyg via Flickr.
Use these clues to identify National Park Mystery Spot 15.
Queeg or Bligh, standing high, after half a Roman century.
Countertop stuff that's tough enough.
A mailman hung out at Cheers,
Shooting the breeze and quaffing beers.
Be sure to check back with Traveler tomorrow for the answer and an explanation of the clues.
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Comments
El Capitan in Yosemite National Park
The granite cliffs of El Capitan. Easy, dude. :-P
Kudos to Eric and Barky, who have both hit this one right on the nose. Barky, I'm sorry that this quiz was too easy for you. As you know, we try to strike a middle chord with these quizzes to give the typical Traveler reader a fighting chance.