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It has long been rumored that the few rows of vines at the entrance to Chateau Ste. Michelle in Woodinville, Wash., were required so the winery could be called a "chateau."
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It would seem last week's mystery photo was a slam dunk.
It appears everyone had a good idea where last week's mystery photo was taken.
Looks like last week's mystery photo was a slam dunk.
Last week's mystery photo was a bit of a struggle.
Most of you had little problem with last week's mystery photo.
Last week's mystery photo was a bit more difficult to figure out.
Last week's mystery photo turned out to be no mystery.
Once again, last week's mystery photo kept you off balance.
For the first time, we fooled nearly everybody with last week's mystery photo.
I love sunset photos, but they can be taken just about anywhere, which made last week's mystery photo that much more difficult to identify.
The jury remained out on the location of last week's mystery photo, as most of you were split between three of the four choices.
I tried to have a bit of fun with last week's mystery photo. Looks like I succeeded. The photo shows a former church used as a winery, so I chose names I thought could mislead.
Last week's mystery photo fooled almost nobody.
I had a feeling last week's mystery photo would cause confusion. I was right.
We did not even come close to fooling you with last week's mystery photo.
It has been awhile since I fooled a majority of you, but last week's mystery photo turned out to be pretty difficult. It must have been the tree.
Last week's mystery photo was not too difficult to figure out, apparently.
Last week's mystery photo turned out to be a bit more difficult to figure out than I'd expected.
A surprisingly strong number of you knew where last week's mystery photo was taken.
Once again, I apparently didn't provide much of a challenge with lat week's mystery photo.
I guess last week's mystery photo was a bit too easy.
We fooled almost nobody with last week's mystery photo.
Last week's mystery photo did not end up being as difficult as I thought it might be.
Last week's mystery photo had most of you split on its location.
Frankly, I expected you to struggle with last week's mystery photo, seeing as the place has been open for less than a year.
I'm impressed with how many of you recognized last week's mystery photo. I thought it might be a bit too obscure.
Last week's mystery photo didn't really fool too many of you.
Considering how few clues were provided, I'm surprised how many of you correctly identified the location of last week's mystery photo.
I thought last week's mystery photo would be more difficult, yet most of you recognized the snowy vineyard's location.
Last week's mystery photo fooled few of you, a fact that surprised me a bit.
Last week's mystery photo presented little problem for Northwest wine lovers.
When it comes to mystery photo, Abraham Lincoln was wrong about fooling all of the people some of the time.
Last week, most of you knew the mystery photo was taken in Oregon, and a large majority were able to correctly identify where.
Last week's mystery photo ended up fooling a majority of you, a rarity amid Wine Press Northwest readers.
Last week's mystery photo turned out to be a great challenge, with nobody quite certain where the beautiful photo was taken.
Last week's mystery photo was a pretty good challenge, though a majority of you ended up getting it right.
Last week's mystery photo ended up being a bit more difficult than I would have guessed.
The good news is nearly everybody guessed mystery photo was taken in Oregon.
Last week's mystery photo turned out to be a real test.
How any of you could tell where last week's mystery photo was taken is beyond me.
I figured last week's mystery photo would be a bit more difficult for you to figure out.
Last week's mystery photo did not fool very many of you.
Last week's mystery photo could have been taken just about anywhere, but sharp-eyed voters were mostly able to correctly guess its location.
Last week's mystery photo ended up with pretty much a split vote between two of the four choices.
I'm not sure what it was that tipped most of you off about where last week's mystery photo was taken. Perhaps you recognized it from the Fall issue of Wine Press Northwest.
As I suspected, the vote on last week's mystery photo was going to come down to two locations.
When it comes to great Northwest restaurants, apparently, we cannot fool you, as evidenced by last week's mystery photo.
Last week's mystery photo seemed to have quite a few of you fooled.
Last week's mystery photo really was a mystery.
Last week's mystery photo proved to be a more enjoyable challenge than two weeks ago (when nearly everybody got it right).
