Like the subtitle says, the photos are grainy because I used my Blackberry for the photos. Al did a great job driving; I guess we cheated a bit since I lived in Tahoe City from 2000 to 2005, and I know the lake pretty well... either way, it was a blast!

1. Your driver with both hands on the wheel.

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2. Pine cone down (see the pine cone on the ground that is circled)

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3. Person made of wood (Bridgetender Grill & Tavern in Tahoe City)

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4. Titled city limit sign (Kings Beach)

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5. Waterfall (near Emerald Bay overlook)

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6. A place you could buy pizza (on southeast shore in Nevada)

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7. Icicle melting off a roof

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8. A jaguar (near the US 50 / US 89 wye in South Lake Tahoe)

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Second set of pictures...

9. Creek flowing toward the lake.

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10. Sweet tree (Sugar Pine trees, next to the Sugar Pine State Park sign)

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11. Castle on the lake

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12. Beach that swimmers would enjoy in the summer (gravel beach just north of Gnome-Wood, a favorite of area dog owners)

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13. Gem of a bay (Crystal Bay sign)

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14. Bait shop (Obexer's Store in Homey-Wood)

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15. Snow (near Eagle Lake trailhead, across from Emerald Bay overlook)

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Third set of pictures...

16. A law enforcement vehicle (animal enforcement near a donut shop in Kings Beach)

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17. Porsche not involved in the tour, traveling in the other direction (near Eagle Rock)

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18. Tunnel

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19. Boat greater than 30' (several large boats dry-docked outside Obexer's)

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20. Best photo of the lake (area near the eastshore nude beach)

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21. A weak bay (Meeks Bay sign)

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anyone inquire about the blue 914 or the TR6. ...in the used car lot

Fourth set of pics...

22. Mountain bikers (traveling north from Homey-Wood)

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23. Casino that Sinatra built (CalNeva Casino -- not sure this one will pass muster, since you need to use your imagination a bit!)

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24. Another 914 in the tour (a bunch of 'em, parked at the Emerald Bay overlook)

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25. Pine cone up (don't remember where I snapped this picture)

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26. Animal made of wood (bear and sundry other critters outside ANOTHER schmaltzy store in Kings Beach)

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27. Boat less than 30' (across from Homey-Wood Ski Resort)

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28. Mountain in the background of the lake (photo taken near Meeks Bay)

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29. A place you could buy a taco (Murphy's Pub just as you enter South Lake Tahoe, where many of us chowed down some lunch)

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Final set of pics on the way...

Final set of pics...

30. Road biker (photo taken as you climb toward the US 50 / Highway 28 split)

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31. A Bentley -- what, are you kidding me?!?!

32. Yourself -- this one's kind of a stretch, too. It is my reflection on the window; it looked better on the Blackberry screen!

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Thanks again to everyone who had a hand in setting up this great weekend of events. And thanks especially to Computers4Kids (Mark) for giving me a ride from Sactown to Tahoe, Al Weidman for the open seat during the photo rally, and Jake O'Doule (John) for the open seat on Saturday. I hope to see everyone again for WCR 2011!

Geoff

Wow! 31/32 unless you have a Bentley I didn't see in there. Someone will have to tie or run the table to beat Geoff and Al! But if they do, that grainy blackberry photo thing will hurt you...

There was even a '70 914 on the lot. Every car had a sign stating the car was waiting extensive quality restoration and a phone number to express interest. Looks like if you were interested, restoration might start. Al.

The ruling on the faux icicles is as follows: It counts but, if someone comes up with a photo of a real icicle or icicles - the faux icicles melt and you go to 30/32.

You two have an incredible eye. I bet you had fun doing this.

That 914 has been in that same position as long as I have been going up to Tahoe and noticing 914's which is around 10 years..it hasn't been touched yet and I doubt if it ever will.

Leader so far!

Who's going to step up and stomp out the photographic technology invasion? Weidman and Straw are looking to grab the honors with a Smart Phone entry... Hmmm... Did they Google the photo instructions and know just when to shoot???

Clear winner