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Friday, June 19, 2009
Georgia Gazette Friday, June 19, 2009
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Carl Zornes
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6/19/2009 11:04:00 AM
Labels: Georgia Gazette, Orlando Montoya, pre-kindergarten, riddle
Monday, June 15, 2009
Georgia Gazette Riddle June 15-20, 2009
Named for the mountain that it shelters,
This park—south of Atlanta—prefers
You visit the 100 acre rock this weekend
Where from the trees you will suspend
And stargaze from the forest canopy.
Email your answer to Gazette@gpb.org. You must include your name and address to win. While you are emailing us tell us what you think of Georgia Gazette. Why do you listen? When do you listen? What do you like best? What could we do better? You have until Friday to solve this riddle. We will announce the winner on Friday's show. Good luck.
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6/15/2009 05:22:00 PM
Labels: Georgia Gazette, riddle, state park
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Georgia Gazette Riddle June 8-12, 2009
It's time for this week's Georgia Gazette riddle. If you answer this riddle correctly, and are the lucky winner, you get a free pass into state parks for a year.This riddle describes a state park:
Up Pine Mountain
into the clouds
The ferns and a statue
the mist enshrouds
From springs below
to GPB above
This largest state park
you'll surely love
Email your answer to Gazette@gpb.org. You must include your name and address to win. While you are emailing us tell us what you think of Georgia Gazette. Why do you listen? When do you listen? What do you like best? What could we do better? You have until Friday to solve this riddle. We will announce the winner on Friday's show. Good luck.
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Emily Green
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6/11/2009 03:09:00 PM
Labels: Georgia Gazette, riddle
