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While producing their new CD, the Rolling Stones flew to a state capital in southern India. Its name ended up inspiring them when it came time to put a moniker on their finished work.
Name the place.
Deadline for Contest 302 entries is Friday, Sept. 2, at 10 a.m. Send entries by e-mail (travtrivia@ washpost.com; put "ETT No. 302 in subject field); fax (202-912- 3609); or U.S. mail (postcards only) to Extreme Travel Trivia, Washington Post Travel Section, 1150 15th St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20071). One entry per person. Winner chosen at random from correct entries.
RESULTS FROM 300: Victory Lap
In Contest 300, we reported that NASA celebrated the safe landing of space shuttle Discovery by flying Commander Eileen Collins and her crew to a spot in the Cape Verde islands. Congrats to Mark Perlin of Springfield, who wins a Travel mousepad for finding Brava.
RESULTS FROM 300: Victory Lap
In Contest 300, we reported that NASA celebrated the safe landing of space shuttle Discovery by flying Commander Eileen Collins and her crew to a spot in the Cape Verde islands. Congrats to Mark Perlin of Springfield, who wins a Travel mousepad for finding Brava.
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