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I don't think they ever used the name E: Space Villas on the X-Files, and that's my go-to source for extraterrestrial stuff.

Jeez...no idea. But I'm going to guess that this refers to a public zoo and not just some rich rulers animal collection maybe? So I'm gonna pick B: Vienna because I'd think all the animals in Paris might have gotten eaten during the Revolution (wasn't that in Les Miz? All that chopping and cutting off heads it gets confusing...).

Just an amazing amount of realism!

Yeah, that was one cool queue...it was especially funny to watch the peeps reactions every few feet as they spotted something else to look at!

WOW! Talk about great memories! Many of these photos I recall, some are of course new to me, but they all remind me of just how enormous this project was - models and RCT3. I always had a love of miniatures like this, just never seemed to have the space to create them. I think that's what attracted me to RCT - sort of a 'virtual miniature world'...

Hmmm, I'm thinking maybe because it's so far from other land masses, and cold most of the year, it might be A: Iceland

I have zero idea, but I'll tag along with JB just so he thinks someone might find his answer plausible...unlikely as that may be. So D: The Clown’s Gallery and Museum.

D: Wales And that's my final answer...

I'm going to agree with JB and choose B: Monaco For the bonus question, I'm going to say B: False. I know they change names depending on where they are, but the storm itself I don't think is restricted by an artificial line, so can cross it.

Those 'llamas' as shown in the bottom image were designed by Mr Baum himself (or some illustrator who came along later...) Granted the one's designed by Goddard look more like horses, but we strive for historical accuracy here! LOL! I think citytrader did an outstanding job translating this to Planet Coaster.

NORTHERN Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, just as Scotland is...at least at present. 😉

Ireland...

C: Argentina...

Ohhh, lovely images! Certainly have caught the essence of what an Enchanted Garden should look like!

I'll tag along with Rich on this one. I don't have a clue, although I've never heard of Canada importing garbage, nor Portugal.

Definitely hard to always do!

Hmmm, interesting. Wikipedia and a bunch of books on the history of Apple all have it wrong I guess.

Hmmmm, I had read before that he choose the name "Apple" because he was on some fruit-focused diet and had recently returned from an apple orchard, but none of those are the same as that claim, I suppose C: He always treasured apple picking Washington apples with his grandmother comes the closest, so that's the one I'll go with...

Cow Chow - who knew??? LOL!

I seem to recall that Pepsi was the original exclusive soft drink at Disneyland. Disney wouldn't make a switch unless getting a sweetheart deal, so I don't think Free signage would do it - Coke puts up branded signs, awnings, thermometers, tables, menu boards and gobs of other stuff either free or at a reduced price. I don't recall many exclusive flavors only at Disney Parks, So it's between C and D. A one-cent royalty? Who pays for the syrup then? That sounds off, so I'm gonna guess that Coke provides their syrup free of charge (which is how Disney makes a butt-load of profit selling a large coke for $5.99 or whatever.) So I''ll go with C: A Supply of unlimited soda syrup for the parks So we pay a premium price for old avocados??? I wonder if you keep an egg inside of a chicken will it still be good 7+ months later when the prices go down?

Looks very nice! Will take some getting used to of course, but I like it. Happy for the dark theme too!

I never heard of this! Can't be too long or the prices for avocados in the States wouldn't be so high. I'm gonna guess B: 2-4 months, only because 1 month seems too short and the others seem too long... Here in Brazil we have enormous avocados - more than a foot long. Taste about the same, but here they are treated more as a fruit (which I believe they are anyways...), so they eat them sprinkled with sugar, in a smoothy mixed with sweetened condensed milk, as ice cream... The green coloring I can't quite get over myself. Once in a great while I'll make guacamole if making something Mexican, luckily they also have the smaller avocados like we have in the States or I'd be eating guac for a week...

The cafe really turned out nicely, as did the Scrambler!

Hmmmm...tough one. But I'm gonna guess C: General Foods Corporation labs in in Battle Creek, MI just because I have the feeling that "Hidden Valley Ranch" was just made up by their advertising department. I could be wrong, but I'll stick to that answer.

Ever more realistic!