Topic: Geo Whiz - It's a Bits and Places Puzzle - Solved!

[Carnut]

I can see across the river can't you?  

One pair to go.

Can we have the photo of Bit#1 back again then please, as only the picture for Bit#20 remains and Tom I just got that one?
So it's Bit #1 Place #11 left but we need the picture!

Thanks

[Wendax]

I can see across the river can't you?  

One pair to go.

Can we have the photo of Bit#1 back again then please, as only the picture for Bit#20 remains and Tom I just got that one?
So it's Bit #1 Place #11 left but we need the picture!

Thanks

As I recall, Bit #1 was taken from this picture, a 2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid

[Carnut]

Right, thanks.
And don't tell me Picture #11 is Aspen, Colorado?
I'll have to have a look and see how many other Aspens I can find!

[Wendax]

The problem is not to find many Aspens, but the right one. 

[Otto Puzzell]

Right, thanks.
And don't tell me Picture #11 is Aspen, Colorado?
I'll have to have a look and see how many other Aspens I can find!

Picture restored.

Aspen, Colorado had already been guessed and eliminated. 

[Tom_I]

It's sad, I know, but spurred on by a determination to crack Place #11, I tried scanning round places with Aspen in their names using Google Maps and Streetview.

I never really expected it to work, but sometimes you just get lucky. 

So here it is on Streetview. It's Baird's Tradesmen Museum on Highway 7 at Aspen, Nova Scotia, and it matches Bit #1, the 2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid.

[Otto Puzzell]

Now, that is some fancy sleuthing! That's how I found many of the pictures to use in this puzzle. Nicely done.

I'll update and update points shortly.

[Carnut]

Well done, Tom I.
I just wasted hours on Aspens all over the place from California to Canada - but not Nova Scotia!

[Otto Puzzell]

And the points:

Tom_I   5
Oguerrerob   4
Wendax   13