I've provided you with the info you need to determine where this is. It may not be obvious at first glance, and may require an extra step or two, but, the info is there. Ima throw a "most likely" in there, too.

Where is this? Most likely.

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I'll see youse guys on the morrow.

English Channel - off the coast of Brest?

English cleavage off the coast of breast?

That water looks cold.

It is my informed opinion that Dana is correct.

Dana is, indeed, correct. Most likely.:D

~Wiki

I don't know if this will be hard or super easy.

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And two more pictures.

This image is from May 2015.
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And this is from 3 months later in August of 2015.
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The MacKenzie River?

Nope.

Lake Titicaca?

YES!

Those are the floating reed islands of Lake Titicaca. They rot fairly quickly, so the inhabitant need to constantly add more reeds to the top layer.

I wasn't real sure about that, as I couldn't find an area of the lake that resembled your pic.

But, yay me!

I (finally) guessed they were temporary floating islands when I noticed they were differently shaped in the three-month span pics.

I spent waaaay too much time looking for something that probably wasn't there anymore.:neutral:

That first picture is still there. It's in a winding channel that goes through the marshland near Puno

Damnifitaint:

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:D

Heh heh. You said tit.

I might not be able to stay with this one, might have to leave early for Bucket Night.;)

Maybe it won't be too hard.

Where is this?

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Er, one of the Baltic Republics?

Think closer.

Spain or Portugal

Closer to Mr. Carruthers.





From the bar

It's Mont Saint Michel. I wouldn't have got it except I watched the start of Le Tour this year on TV.

Thanks for the hint, Grav!

I'm ashamed to say that I don't know very much about France despite it being our nearest (continental) neighbour.

It's about 120 miles as the Dwellar flies from here to France's closest point, yet I've never been there.

As an illustration of proximity, I could catch an early morning train, transit a few stops across London on the Tube to the Eurostar terminal, and be in Paris in time for an overpriced lunch.

Perhaps one day!

Then again...

Dingdingding! We have a winner!

Well done, Rhianne.

I got two today. And things to do. So, Ima post 'em both, and let y'all argue about 'em til I get back. Tomorrow, maybe.

#1

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#2

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#1: Fort Jefferson in the Florida Keys.
#2: Table Mount Cape town So. Africa.

Damn. I ain't even had time to leave yet!

Correct on both counts.

Go, go Fargon!

Thank You Fans. Without you I would be nothing.

And don't you forget it, we wouldn't even put up with you if we didn't love Keryx. http://cellar.org/2012/bwekk.gif

I don't know...He is a sexy beast...:p:

I just stumbled across this.
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WTF? A bathtub full of motor boats in the sand. Yee ha!

I would like you to tell me where it is.

Barstow Ca.

Wow. Yeah.

Good job.

My google fu is strong today. The answer came from a Japanese site.
https://translate.google.com/transla...ml&prev=search
That gave me the coordenets: 34.90501200668396, -116.7994065089984 (latitude / longitude) and viloa Barstow Ca.

What search words did you use?

I used image search.

Uh, you mean you typed words into Google Image Search, right?

'Cause the Drag'n'Drop Image Search is right out, illegal, uncouth and uncalled for.:eyebrow:

Bullshit, Trump says it's OK to cheat. http://cellar.org/2012/bwekk.gif

So this is the only where is this picture?

tarheel

Nope, (there's another ~107 pages of them:D) but it was the most recent.

This one here, this is the next one:

Whir dis be at?

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Keep in mind that Drag-n-Drop-type searches and Tin-Eye searches are frowned upon in this establishment. That requires no skill, nor even effort.

You can use WORDS to do a Google Image Search, or words to search any other way. Of course, you can also use personal knowledge.:cool:

There is also a Where Is This? For Dummies Edition...

My guess is Fort Knox.

You are correct, sir![/EdMcMahonvoice]

Where?

(No google image searches. Text searches are fine.)
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I know, but I cheated. I'll tell you later.

thanks man

It's beautiful, wherever it is.

Farmers' Palace in Kazan, Tatarstan?

Bravo!

I searched "Russian building with tree in front" (without quotes) on Google Image search.

Where is this?
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Spirit Lake, north of Mt. St. Helen's?

That's the spirit!

Way to go.

I thought that was it, but, I couldn't come up w/the name of the lake, though. I took a quick look at GoogleEarth to confirm.

For others:

This is Spirit Lake.

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It lies around four miles north of Mt. St. Helen's. When Ol Helen blew her top, she blew down probably millions of trees for a long way around, and those trees wound up in Spirit Lake. The log jam (for lack of a better word) is about 2.5 miles long, and just under a mile across at it's widest.

Other smaller lakes around the area also have log jams (small one in the upper left of the pic), but not on a scale like this. The surrounding hills have an astounding number of fallen trees. It's well worth wandering around the area on GoogleEarth.

I'm a little surprised those logs are all still there after being weathered for 37 years.