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Reddit user posts about losing a screw in this photo. Can you find it?
A Reddit user shared this photo as he wanted help in finding a screw that he had lost in this area.
Some situations in life are akin to finding a needle in a haystack. However, with social media nowadays one can take the help of millions of people on the Internet is one is stuck in such a situation. Like this photo shared by a Reddit user who wanted help to find a screw that he had lost amongst pebbles. The photo shows a lot of pebbles and just a tiny bit of greenery as a small plant is there. The Reddit user posted that are you ready for a game of ‘I Spy’? Surprisingly, the mystery was solved by a Reddit user in only 11 minutes.
The official page of Reddit shared the post on Instagram one day ago and it has got over 4,000 likes so far. “It only took 11 minutes for u/DirtyPartyMan to find the screw,” Reddit posted as caption to the photo.
The photo was originally shared by a person named common_citizen_00001 on Reddit one month ago. He had written in the post that he dropped a small screw somewhere in the area shown in the photo. He needed it to hold the new rubber seal on the inside of a faucet. “Anyone out there care for a game of “I Spy”?” he further wrote in the post.
See the post on Instagram below:
The user named u/DirtyPartyMan solved the mystery as he wrote, “Found it. Start with the big weed on the bottom left. Drag your eyes across. Past the little weed. Then past the half-way point. Once you cross the smaller gravel river (foot print? I dunno. I’m zoomed in like a *******) it’s there just below a domed, pinkish “ghost” rock.”
“How cool is it that a human now a days can magically snap a moment of reality and share it instantly with many other humans across great distances in order to get help with a problem/challenge. The almost instant connection humans have is unreal, still till this day, I feel this way. Humans have come a long way,” another Reddit user commented.
“Just get a magnet, love,” an Instagram user had commented. “Love the Reddit community so much. This is a prime example of why,” said another individual.
What do you think about this post and how long did it take you to find the screw?
