Leg Eater - Revision history

Peregrine at 17:53, 20 March 2026

2026-03-20T17:53:34Z

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	[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9. This is the original artwork; in the book the fleur-de-lys to the right is obscured. ]]		[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9. This is the original artwork; in the book the fleur-de-lys to the right is obscured. ]]
	[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]		[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]
	The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.		The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in [[Painting 9]], it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.

2607:FB92:2586:83A6:1591:7631:394D:8BB7 at 01:16, 2 March 2026

2026-03-02T01:16:23Z

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	[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9. This is the original artwork; in the book the fleur-de-lys to the right is obscured. ]]		[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9. This is the original artwork; in the book the fleur-de-lys to the right is obscured. ]]
	[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]		[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]
	The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle~~. Test.This should not be allowed~~.		The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.

2607:FB92:2586:83A6:1591:7631:394D:8BB7 at 01:15, 2 March 2026

2026-03-02T01:15:54Z

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	[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9. This is the original artwork; in the book the fleur-de-lys to the right is obscured. ]]		[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9. This is the original artwork; in the book the fleur-de-lys to the right is obscured. ]]
	[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]		[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]
	The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.		The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle. Test.This should not be allowed.

Peregrine at 00:32, 18 December 2025

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	[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9..]]		[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9. This is the original artwork; in the book the fleur-de-lys to the right is obscured. ]]
	[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]		[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]
	The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.		The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.

Peregrine at 00:06, 16 December 2025

2025-12-16T00:06:53Z

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	The '''Leg Eater''' is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.		[[File:Paintinglegeater.jpeg\|alt=Close-up iImage of a distinctive feature.\|thumb\|Detail of the Leg Eater in painting #9..]]
			[[File:MTLlegeater.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo of lampost base, George Stephen House, Montreal.]]
			The '''Leg Eater''' (or ''Legeater'') is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.

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The '''Leg Eater''' is an in-community term for a distinctive decorative feature on the lampposts at the entrance to the George Stephen House (now the Le Mount Stephen Hotel) in Montreal, Canada. Because it appears to be a close visual match to an element in Painting 9, it is generally seen as evidence that the painting belongs to the Montreal puzzle.