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times travel quiz

colinrobert | 14:16 Tue 20th Dec 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Please someone,what is MJOLKURSOOINN LUNDI,i think it is a Swedish recipe of some kind.Thank you in advance ,and a Merry Xmas to all of you.

Sunday Times Travel Quiz Question 7

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Rumrat

Its an Icelandic dish. Puffin in milk! Enjoy. What have you got for Q4?

wendrigby

I have got Paul Gaugin

Rumrat

16(b) & (c) - the clue is in 'globetrotting'.

(b) is Phileas Fogg and (c) is Michael Palin.

Hadn't looked at Gaugin - was working on Thor whatsisname from Kon Tiki expedition or Captain Cook - but couldn't get the skinny dipping connection.

dzug

Could be worth pursuing Paul Theroux for Q4 - he cropped up when googling the two place names. There wouldn't have been gendarmes in Captain Cook's day.

Rumrat

Can confirm Gauguin did bathe nude in Tahiti - but not whether he got a ticket for it though!

heatherglen

Quote: The Marquesas are the islands where Gauguin went in search of dusky maidens when he tired of Tahiti (after getting a ticket from a gendarme for skinny dipping in front of a bishop's house, which he considered to be the last straw!).

Sharp Attack

What about Tu Tapu?

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