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Europa's beautiful pair
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Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
What pair is being referred to? What's in the middle?
riddle knowledge geography
asked Aug 16 at 12:56
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Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
What pair is being referred to? What's in the middle?
riddle knowledge geography
asked Aug 16 at 12:56
jafe
4,8941264
add a comment |Â
up vote
10
down vote
favorite
up vote
10
down vote
favorite
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
What pair is being referred to? What's in the middle?
riddle knowledge geography
asked Aug 16 at 12:56
jafe
4,8941264
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
What pair is being referred to? What's in the middle?
riddle knowledge geography
asked Aug 16 at 12:56
jafe
4,8941264
edited Aug 16 at 13:01
asked Aug 16 at 12:56
jafe
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asked Aug 16 at 12:56
jafe
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asked Aug 16 at 12:56
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@gearstache had the answer, I think (full credit to him!):
Brest, France and Brest, Belarus; with Nuremburg, Germany in between...@jafe that's some cheeky wordplay...
but it's disappeared and I don't know where it went!
Here are the explanations:
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The Bavarian flair between them refers to Nuremburg
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Brest is in Brittany, and Brittany is in France and has chateaux...also please no France surrendering jokes!
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
The Bug River separates Belarus from Poland...ie. Poland from the former Soviet Union.
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
The city of Brest was formerly Polish, but is now in Belarus.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Refers to 1. FC Nuremberg and the Nuremberg Trials!
answered Aug 16 at 13:04
El-Guest
8,2551548
1
Very close, looking for something a bit more specific. Line 6 doesn't really fit, does it?
– jafe
Aug 16 at 13:09
I learned something new about European geography today! I think Line 6 fits better now, @jafe
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:22
1
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
1
Augh, think I may have failed in locating the middle point... Your previous answer had the middle right, at least that's what the clues point at. Looking at the map again it does seem the new answer is closer to the geographic middle...
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:11
1
Yeah, all three are correct with the right explanations. You get the tick!
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:24
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Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The pair is Orléans in France and Krakow in Poland, with Nuremberg in Germany in between. All three are twin (or triplet?) cities.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Orléans is in the Loire region, known for its châteaux. The city itself is not in Brittany, but the Loire flows into the Atlantic in Brittany.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
Krakow's airport ius named after former Pope John Paul II, who was Polish. El-Guest has already found out that the Bug is a river in the border reghion of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. Eventually, the Bug flows into the Vistula, which passes through Krakow.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Al El-Guest already mentioned, 1. FC Nürnberg, or just "the Club" to its supporters, has just been promoted. Nuremberg, the site of the Nuremberg trials (and of the Nuremberg rallies before that), is in the state of Bavaria, whose norhern region is Francinia. (And I thought the adjective should be Franconian instead of Frankish?)
answered Aug 16 at 13:30
M Oehm
32.1k1102150
I really like this answer too!! I hadn't considered the r13(gjva pvgvrf) aspect; just the literal meaning of between instead. (+1) from me!
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:34
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
Hmm. I guess Orléans is the one that is still wrong. I see no obvious connection, except that both Krakow and Nuremberg are known for their sausages.
– M Oehm
Aug 16 at 16:35
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the pair:
Brest France and Brest Belarus
what's in the middle:
Frankfurt
answered Aug 16 at 19:54
guest2
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Welcome to Puzzling.SE. Can you explain your answer, please?
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Aug 16 at 20:20
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
@gearstache had the answer, I think (full credit to him!):
Brest, France and Brest, Belarus; with Nuremburg, Germany in between...@jafe that's some cheeky wordplay...
but it's disappeared and I don't know where it went!
Here are the explanations:
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The Bavarian flair between them refers to Nuremburg
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Brest is in Brittany, and Brittany is in France and has chateaux...also please no France surrendering jokes!
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
The Bug River separates Belarus from Poland...ie. Poland from the former Soviet Union.
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
The city of Brest was formerly Polish, but is now in Belarus.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Refers to 1. FC Nuremberg and the Nuremberg Trials!
answered Aug 16 at 13:04
El-Guest
8,2551548
1
Very close, looking for something a bit more specific. Line 6 doesn't really fit, does it?
– jafe
Aug 16 at 13:09
I learned something new about European geography today! I think Line 6 fits better now, @jafe
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:22
1
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
1
Augh, think I may have failed in locating the middle point... Your previous answer had the middle right, at least that's what the clues point at. Looking at the map again it does seem the new answer is closer to the geographic middle...
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:11
1
Yeah, all three are correct with the right explanations. You get the tick!
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:24
 |Â
show 3 more comments
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
@gearstache had the answer, I think (full credit to him!):
Brest, France and Brest, Belarus; with Nuremburg, Germany in between...@jafe that's some cheeky wordplay...
but it's disappeared and I don't know where it went!
Here are the explanations:
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The Bavarian flair between them refers to Nuremburg
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Brest is in Brittany, and Brittany is in France and has chateaux...also please no France surrendering jokes!
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
The Bug River separates Belarus from Poland...ie. Poland from the former Soviet Union.
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
The city of Brest was formerly Polish, but is now in Belarus.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Refers to 1. FC Nuremberg and the Nuremberg Trials!
answered Aug 16 at 13:04
El-Guest
8,2551548
1
Very close, looking for something a bit more specific. Line 6 doesn't really fit, does it?
– jafe
Aug 16 at 13:09
I learned something new about European geography today! I think Line 6 fits better now, @jafe
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:22
1
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
1
Augh, think I may have failed in locating the middle point... Your previous answer had the middle right, at least that's what the clues point at. Looking at the map again it does seem the new answer is closer to the geographic middle...
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:11
1
Yeah, all three are correct with the right explanations. You get the tick!
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:24
 |Â
show 3 more comments
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
@gearstache had the answer, I think (full credit to him!):
Brest, France and Brest, Belarus; with Nuremburg, Germany in between...@jafe that's some cheeky wordplay...
but it's disappeared and I don't know where it went!
Here are the explanations:
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The Bavarian flair between them refers to Nuremburg
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Brest is in Brittany, and Brittany is in France and has chateaux...also please no France surrendering jokes!
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
The Bug River separates Belarus from Poland...ie. Poland from the former Soviet Union.
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
The city of Brest was formerly Polish, but is now in Belarus.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Refers to 1. FC Nuremberg and the Nuremberg Trials!
answered Aug 16 at 13:04
El-Guest
8,2551548
@gearstache had the answer, I think (full credit to him!):
Brest, France and Brest, Belarus; with Nuremburg, Germany in between...@jafe that's some cheeky wordplay...
but it's disappeared and I don't know where it went!
Here are the explanations:
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The Bavarian flair between them refers to Nuremburg
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Brest is in Brittany, and Brittany is in France and has chateaux...also please no France surrendering jokes!
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
The Bug River separates Belarus from Poland...ie. Poland from the former Soviet Union.
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
The city of Brest was formerly Polish, but is now in Belarus.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Refers to 1. FC Nuremberg and the Nuremberg Trials!
answered Aug 16 at 13:04
El-Guest
8,2551548
edited Aug 16 at 20:21
answered Aug 16 at 13:04
El-Guest
8,2551548
answered Aug 16 at 13:04
El-Guest
8,2551548
answered Aug 16 at 13:04
El-Guest
8,2551548
8,2551548
1
Very close, looking for something a bit more specific. Line 6 doesn't really fit, does it?
– jafe
Aug 16 at 13:09
I learned something new about European geography today! I think Line 6 fits better now, @jafe
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:22
1
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
1
Augh, think I may have failed in locating the middle point... Your previous answer had the middle right, at least that's what the clues point at. Looking at the map again it does seem the new answer is closer to the geographic middle...
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:11
1
Yeah, all three are correct with the right explanations. You get the tick!
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:24
 |Â
show 3 more comments
1
Very close, looking for something a bit more specific. Line 6 doesn't really fit, does it?
– jafe
Aug 16 at 13:09
I learned something new about European geography today! I think Line 6 fits better now, @jafe
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:22
1
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
1
Augh, think I may have failed in locating the middle point... Your previous answer had the middle right, at least that's what the clues point at. Looking at the map again it does seem the new answer is closer to the geographic middle...
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:11
1
Yeah, all three are correct with the right explanations. You get the tick!
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:24
1
1
Very close, looking for something a bit more specific. Line 6 doesn't really fit, does it?
– jafe
Aug 16 at 13:09
Very close, looking for something a bit more specific. Line 6 doesn't really fit, does it?
– jafe
Aug 16 at 13:09
I learned something new about European geography today! I think Line 6 fits better now, @jafe
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:22
I learned something new about European geography today! I think Line 6 fits better now, @jafe
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:22
1
1
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
1
1
Augh, think I may have failed in locating the middle point... Your previous answer had the middle right, at least that's what the clues point at. Looking at the map again it does seem the new answer is closer to the geographic middle...
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:11
Augh, think I may have failed in locating the middle point... Your previous answer had the middle right, at least that's what the clues point at. Looking at the map again it does seem the new answer is closer to the geographic middle...
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:11
1
1
Yeah, all three are correct with the right explanations. You get the tick!
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:24
Yeah, all three are correct with the right explanations. You get the tick!
– jafe
Aug 16 at 20:24
 |Â
show 3 more comments
up vote
7
down vote
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The pair is Orléans in France and Krakow in Poland, with Nuremberg in Germany in between. All three are twin (or triplet?) cities.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Orléans is in the Loire region, known for its châteaux. The city itself is not in Brittany, but the Loire flows into the Atlantic in Brittany.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
Krakow's airport ius named after former Pope John Paul II, who was Polish. El-Guest has already found out that the Bug is a river in the border reghion of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. Eventually, the Bug flows into the Vistula, which passes through Krakow.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Al El-Guest already mentioned, 1. FC Nürnberg, or just "the Club" to its supporters, has just been promoted. Nuremberg, the site of the Nuremberg trials (and of the Nuremberg rallies before that), is in the state of Bavaria, whose norhern region is Francinia. (And I thought the adjective should be Franconian instead of Frankish?)
answered Aug 16 at 13:30
M Oehm
32.1k1102150
I really like this answer too!! I hadn't considered the r13(gjva pvgvrf) aspect; just the literal meaning of between instead. (+1) from me!
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:34
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
Hmm. I guess Orléans is the one that is still wrong. I see no obvious connection, except that both Krakow and Nuremberg are known for their sausages.
– M Oehm
Aug 16 at 16:35
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The pair is Orléans in France and Krakow in Poland, with Nuremberg in Germany in between. All three are twin (or triplet?) cities.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Orléans is in the Loire region, known for its châteaux. The city itself is not in Brittany, but the Loire flows into the Atlantic in Brittany.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
Krakow's airport ius named after former Pope John Paul II, who was Polish. El-Guest has already found out that the Bug is a river in the border reghion of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. Eventually, the Bug flows into the Vistula, which passes through Krakow.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Al El-Guest already mentioned, 1. FC Nürnberg, or just "the Club" to its supporters, has just been promoted. Nuremberg, the site of the Nuremberg trials (and of the Nuremberg rallies before that), is in the state of Bavaria, whose norhern region is Francinia. (And I thought the adjective should be Franconian instead of Frankish?)
answered Aug 16 at 13:30
M Oehm
32.1k1102150
I really like this answer too!! I hadn't considered the r13(gjva pvgvrf) aspect; just the literal meaning of between instead. (+1) from me!
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:34
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
Hmm. I guess Orléans is the one that is still wrong. I see no obvious connection, except that both Krakow and Nuremberg are known for their sausages.
– M Oehm
Aug 16 at 16:35
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
up vote
7
down vote
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The pair is Orléans in France and Krakow in Poland, with Nuremberg in Germany in between. All three are twin (or triplet?) cities.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Orléans is in the Loire region, known for its châteaux. The city itself is not in Brittany, but the Loire flows into the Atlantic in Brittany.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
Krakow's airport ius named after former Pope John Paul II, who was Polish. El-Guest has already found out that the Bug is a river in the border reghion of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. Eventually, the Bug flows into the Vistula, which passes through Krakow.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Al El-Guest already mentioned, 1. FC Nürnberg, or just "the Club" to its supporters, has just been promoted. Nuremberg, the site of the Nuremberg trials (and of the Nuremberg rallies before that), is in the state of Bavaria, whose norhern region is Francinia. (And I thought the adjective should be Franconian instead of Frankish?)
answered Aug 16 at 13:30
M Oehm
32.1k1102150
Europa's endowed with a beautiful pair,
Between them some stunning Bavarian flair.
The pair is Orléans in France and Krakow in Poland, with Nuremberg in Germany in between. All three are twin (or triplet?) cities.
If you love nice châteaux, hands up in the air,
Surrender completely to Brittany fair.
Orléans is in the Loire region, known for its châteaux. The city itself is not in Brittany, but the Loire flows into the Atlantic in Brittany.
A volatile border's now marked by a bug,
A former pole's become a prominent hub.
Krakow's airport ius named after former Pope John Paul II, who was Polish. El-Guest has already found out that the Bug is a river in the border reghion of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. Eventually, the Bug flows into the Vistula, which passes through Krakow.
A trial site's FC's boys take pride in their club,
Hey, pour me a pint in that old Frankish pub!
Al El-Guest already mentioned, 1. FC Nürnberg, or just "the Club" to its supporters, has just been promoted. Nuremberg, the site of the Nuremberg trials (and of the Nuremberg rallies before that), is in the state of Bavaria, whose norhern region is Francinia. (And I thought the adjective should be Franconian instead of Frankish?)
answered Aug 16 at 13:30
M Oehm
32.1k1102150
answered Aug 16 at 13:30
M Oehm
32.1k1102150
answered Aug 16 at 13:30
M Oehm
32.1k1102150
answered Aug 16 at 13:30
M Oehm
32.1k1102150
32.1k1102150
I really like this answer too!! I hadn't considered the r13(gjva pvgvrf) aspect; just the literal meaning of between instead. (+1) from me!
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:34
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
Hmm. I guess Orléans is the one that is still wrong. I see no obvious connection, except that both Krakow and Nuremberg are known for their sausages.
– M Oehm
Aug 16 at 16:35
add a comment |Â
I really like this answer too!! I hadn't considered the r13(gjva pvgvrf) aspect; just the literal meaning of between instead. (+1) from me!
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:34
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
Hmm. I guess Orléans is the one that is still wrong. I see no obvious connection, except that both Krakow and Nuremberg are known for their sausages.
– M Oehm
Aug 16 at 16:35
I really like this answer too!! I hadn't considered the r13(gjva pvgvrf) aspect; just the literal meaning of between instead. (+1) from me!
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:34
I really like this answer too!! I hadn't considered the r13(gjva pvgvrf) aspect; just the literal meaning of between instead. (+1) from me!
– El-Guest
Aug 16 at 13:34
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
This is very close, but not the intended answer. The pair I'm looking for has an even more obvious connection.
– jafe
Aug 16 at 15:14
Hmm. I guess Orléans is the one that is still wrong. I see no obvious connection, except that both Krakow and Nuremberg are known for their sausages.
– M Oehm
Aug 16 at 16:35
Hmm. I guess Orléans is the one that is still wrong. I see no obvious connection, except that both Krakow and Nuremberg are known for their sausages.
– M Oehm
Aug 16 at 16:35
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
the pair:
Brest France and Brest Belarus
what's in the middle:
Frankfurt
answered Aug 16 at 19:54
guest2
111
Welcome to Puzzling.SE. Can you explain your answer, please?
– Rupert Morrish
Aug 16 at 20:20
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
the pair:
Brest France and Brest Belarus
what's in the middle:
Frankfurt
answered Aug 16 at 19:54
guest2
111
Welcome to Puzzling.SE. Can you explain your answer, please?
– Rupert Morrish
Aug 16 at 20:20
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
the pair:
Brest France and Brest Belarus
what's in the middle:
Frankfurt
answered Aug 16 at 19:54
guest2
111
the pair:
Brest France and Brest Belarus
what's in the middle:
Frankfurt
answered Aug 16 at 19:54
guest2
111
answered Aug 16 at 19:54
guest2
111
answered Aug 16 at 19:54
guest2
111
answered Aug 16 at 19:54
guest2
111
111
Welcome to Puzzling.SE. Can you explain your answer, please?
– Rupert Morrish
Aug 16 at 20:20
add a comment |Â
Welcome to Puzzling.SE. Can you explain your answer, please?
– Rupert Morrish
Aug 16 at 20:20
Welcome to Puzzling.SE. Can you explain your answer, please?
– Rupert Morrish
Aug 16 at 20:20
Welcome to Puzzling.SE. Can you explain your answer, please?
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Aug 16 at 20:20
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