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Yes!
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Yay me!
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Austria?
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nope
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Stratford-upon-Avon?
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I don't have much time today to search, but unless somebody has built a good replica elsewhere, that is a traditional Tudor manor house. It is most likely somewhere in England.
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I had enough time after all. Searching for "timbered Tudor manor house" led to Bramall Hall near Stockport, England
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Correct. Where I grew up. Not in the hall, but in the stables with the other serfs :)
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Beautiful in the sunlight but kinda dark and creepy in a vampire kind of way.
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Sunlight? In England. Hmm, I see a problem ...
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They have fog too. :) |
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The street signs look like Germany. That yellow diamond with the white back ground looks like a priority road. The white sign with the yellow bottom strip looks German too.
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I like your thinking. It's not Germany though. There are other places that use similar color schemes on signs.
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Yabut, who besides the Germans would need a building size mix master?
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The cake capital of the world
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I'm pretty sure it is in France but I don't know where.
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Not France either.
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The building looks so much like our power plant building, and a couple manufacturing buildings in town. So I'm guessing it's somewhere in the states. |
Not in the USA.
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I live a few blocks from the birthplace of "Pie a la Mode"
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Spent an hour on it.
Then I cheated. Never assume.:smack: |
An hour! Oh man, I'm sorry.
OK, let me give out a big hint for anyone left playing. There's tremendous airflow through that contraption on the side of the building. |
Do they make ball bearings or marbles there? It looks a little short for a bearing tower (if that's what they are called) and a little too close to the parking lot, but who knows?
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No, but now you have me wondering how ball bearings are made.
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Well done!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_tower http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_bearing The second link has a very good animated gif that does double duty explaining why the hunter never circles the squirrel.;) |
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But the hunter does circle the squirrel.
Doesn't he? |
no, he does not. He and the squirrel both circle the tree, however.
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If the squirrel's circle is smaller and inside the hunter's, then yes he does.
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But the squirrel's circle is not inside the hunter's circle in this case. The squirrel is not stationary, he moves with the hunter.
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Yet it is, as the squirrel is "fixed" to the tree and the hunter circles the tree.
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The squirrel is not fixed to the tree, it is moving around the tree at the same rate as the hunter.
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The squirrel is ON the tree. The hunter circles the tree.
Therefore, the hunter circles the squirrel. |
Where's Pie when we need her?
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mmmmm... squirrel pie, yum yum!
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The hunter completes his circle and the squirrel has been inside it the entire time
The tree is irrelevant |
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OK, back on topic ... Where is this?
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Gray squirrel, multiflora rose, and hemlock? = PA
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It's right behind me! Argghhhhhhh
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maybe ...
maybe ... |
is this the ƒucking metal bars of "where is this"...?
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curses!
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That looks tough.
It's huge. First thought is that it's a church, but if it were a church, it would probably still be in use and would have pews in it. So it must be some sort of government building. It reminds me of Ellis Island, but a quick search shows that it is not. It looks like a building from the last 150 years. Those are bricks, not stones. (edit: well, maybe they are stone.) |
Vaulted ceilings, mosaic floor, looks like brick, above ground, intersection....
Maybe a train station ... |
Train station, yes.
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Michigan Central Train Station?
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No, not Michigan.
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Looks a bit like pink granite ... Moscow?
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Buffalo Central?
http://tracktwentynine.blogspot.com/...dern-ruin.html |
It sure looks like it.
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Tony got it. :)
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