by Joel Aufrecht 03:02 PM, 01 Feb 2010
Whose flag is this?

Answer

by Joel Aufrecht 04:43 PM, 29 Dec 2009
What country is this?

The answer is here.

And this one?

Answer is here.

by Joel Aufrecht 05:01 PM, 17 Dec 2009
Which embassy is this?

The answer is here.
by Joel Aufrecht 03:41 PM, 08 Nov 2009

What country is this?
by Joel Aufrecht 09:39 PM, 03 Oct 2009

The flag belongs to this country.

by Joel Aufrecht 07:08 PM, 02 Oct 2009
We visited the embassy with this symbol (the flag is basically the same):

http://aufrecht.org/pictures/photo?photo_id=1338135

which belonged to this country. And we visited an embassy under this flag:

which was this country.
by Joel Aufrecht 08:51 AM, 19 Sep 2009

Kona hit a trifecta on our walk this morning. I've included a map to help you.

Here's the flag of the first country she went on.

The second:

And the third.

by Joel Aufrecht 09:56 PM, 13 Sep 2009
Kona resumed her vigil for the hotel lady, although she did take some time out to chase other dogs, so perhaps the spell is starting to wear off.

by Joel Aufrecht 10:50 PM, 12 Sep 2009

We went for our night walk.

There were too many embassies to visit them all; maybe fifteen or more in a mile plus. At one point we passed Myanmar, Lao, and Ireland in 4 buildings. We conducted some business at this one. Which country is it?

The answer is here.

by Joel Aufrecht 07:19 PM, 12 Sep 2009

Our neighbor in Half Moon Bay tended to put up a different flag every few days, anything from India to Arizona to the Subcarpathian Voivodship.

Here in the heart of DC, there are so many embassies that I can't take a picture of every flag I pass. Instead, I'll be photographing only the flags of countries that Kona has been on, if you catch my meaning. For our purposes of pooch piddling, the front lawn of each embassy will be treated as national territory. So far in her life, Kona has been on the US, Singapore, and possibly Japan—we don't know if they walked her during her two stops as luggage. Today, she was on the country with this flag:

Can you guess the country? It's not so easy as Half Moon Bay; the embassy flagpoles don't face the Pacific Ocean and its gentle breezes. The answer is here.

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