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Revelation of what it is: Billy Joe Fudge mystifying photo



2011-06-21 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
Puzzled minds can rest easy at long last. Although more than a dozen answers - great guesses, but none correct - were received when Billy Joe Fudge sent a picture puzzle in to CM a few weeks ago, readers have had to wonder until now. Rather than present an opportunity for a Tv huckster to to profit with a cure for Photo Mystery Anxiety, a disorder nobody has but many would believe was ruining their lives; or risk establishment of a faux religion, Billy Joe Fudge has relented and sent the photo above with this startling divulgement: "Here is the photographic answer to my photographic what is it on CM a few weeks ago. As you can see it was not light passing through an object but a simple reflection of direct sunlight from the bottom of the steam iron onto the laundry room wall."


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