Took my chances on a big jet plane. Never let 'em tell ya that they're all the same.
Imagine, these coordinates we are provided across the puzzles are step #1. It's easy if you try. So, we establish cities...Chicago, Cleveland, NYC, etc. We then move on to locate the Water Tower, Terminal Tower, Statue of Liberty or even Times Square. Ooooh, city confirmers! We now have Chicago, Cleveland, NYC, etc ...wait. Someone has a thought, early on, and coins a phrase - city confirmers. It's repeated over the years in discussion and on message boards. People do podcasts on it. Some jerk may even write a blog about it. I mean, we got this cause we get these puzzles, right?!? Now imagine you create a puzzle and provide exact coordinates for locating a city. I know, I know...some of you don't even believe this is a puzzle. Just imagine. It's easy if you try. Imagine, you provide a precise way of locating the city. Seems very direct and intentional, right? At some point do you believe these precise coordinates are too challenging to get people to land on their respective city? Or perhaps the most redundant thing in these puzzles are our egos. Imagine, the artist tells us - the verse picks up where the painting leaves off and sometimes the reverse. Imagine, we aren't arrogant enough to tell the artist - we know this and we know that! Instead, we listen to him speak. It's easy if you try. Water tower --> Michigan Ave(Michigan chosen -Fountain of the Great Lakes) --> Verse picks up Terminal Tower --> Euclid Ave --> Liberty Ave --> Verse picks up Times Square --> Brooklyn --> Byron went to school there, liked Coney dogs and roller coasters
Imagine, one of the above is not like the others. It's easy if you try.
The mountains and the canyons start to tremble and shake. The children of the sun begin to awake (watch out) Music - Led Zeppelin - Going To California