Where Was This Picture Taken? - Neatorama

Daniel Russell is an expert in online searching who works for Google. During a lecture about advanced web searching, he showed this photo and asked "What’s the phone number of the office where this picture was snapped?"

Can you answer with just the information in this picture?

At the link you can find Russell's answer and an explanation of how he got it.

Link -via Boing Boing

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Bah, nowhere near as impressive a deduction as what Andrew Sullivan readers weekly manage to do.

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I spent a week in a little town in Idaho last year on vacation. They had a fiberglass Paul Bunyan in front of the school. According to Wikipedia, it was one of the Texaco "Big Friends" that was later modified.

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Albuquerque still has one. He has been painted over many times, and the property has changed just as many times.
The place he sits used to be a lumber company. He started out as a lumberjack, but then was destroyed by a fire. The owner replaced him with a chef body. Then remodeled as the lumberjack.
Back in (I think) April, he lost his arms and ax in a storm.

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more @ www.roadsideamerica.com

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Did he make Chicken Boy?
http://www.chickenboy.com/

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There's one in Tucson. He's a lumberjack but his axe is long gone. I've seen him holding a cardboard guitar advertising a local radio station, though.

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Back in the heyday of smaller amusement parks, our local park, Crystal Beach Amusement Park (in Crystal Beach, Ontario, Canada) had a Paul Bunyan that all kids, young and old, loved to come see.
http://imgur.com/vlkpCLS

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In 1966 I worked in a Phillips66 gas station in Brockton, MA and we had one that was dressed in our uniform and held two tires. It really helped sales. Serval Phillips stations had them.

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L.P. Anderson Tire Factory in Billings, MT. Has one holding a tire.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/25229906@N00/10103214633/

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