Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, CaryThe Triangle Area
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I didn't see the NC State one I have on the Wikipedia list. So there probably is a Cary Monopoly out there somewhere.
Maybe it would have beige houses, SAS Institute, Bond Park, shopping areas, Koka Booth (drawing of him would be on the Chance cards)...and the game pieces would be SUVs.
One house would have SCREWED BY THE TOWN OF CARY, scrawled in tiny letters on it.
One house would have SCREWED BY THE TOWN OF CARY, scrawled in tiny letters on it.
What else?
We haven't lived here long, but every time I go past that house I think...Man, I'll bet there's an interesting story behind that!
I think instead of the corner that has "go to jail", they should put Crossroads in there since every time I go into that plaza I inexplicably take a wrong turn end up funneled onto the highway and end up miles away from where I thought I was going.
Good call on Bond Park. Since there are so many incredible parks in Cary, we might have to replace the traditional railroad properties with Bond Park, Marla Dorrel Park, North Cary Park and Hemlock Bluffs. Own them all and extort your fellow players at will!
Silly! It would have beige houses instead of the little green ones.
Yes, and there *is* a railroad line in Cary. But I'm seeing the cards saying things like "Painted your house blue! Skip a turn!" and the playing pieces could be a Honda Odyssey or maybe a Prius; an Ugg boot; a Goldendoodle pup....
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