That is one strange city, strip joints and beer joints all on the same street as the Morman Temple.

Big organs all over the place, eh?

I knew that organ too. I think it's been on TV a lot.

Grav, I was looking from Chicago to Richmond. I didn't settle in on New Jersey until I was trying to match the shade of green. When you look on Google Earth, the green comes in different shades in different regions.

It's very close to the Delaware. I'd say "hug" is appropriate.

If all the beer in Utah is 3.2 beer then I wonder if all the strippers wear bikinis or something. Don't the LDS have special underwear?

Where is this?

Total guess, someplace like Windsor Castle.

Right idea, wrong country, apparently. It is a palace ... Governor's Palace, Williamsburg, Virginia.

Yep.

That could be almost anywhere. Probably Europe though. I've been to at least a couple armory rooms in castles that looked like that.

But it could also be some place like colonial Williamsburg VA.

Are you kidding me? I'm such a slow typist.

Seen in isolation, sometimes things become less familiar.

I thought it was Spexx's new addition.

Ron Paul's campaign headquarters ?

Independence Hall?

If I'm right I'll tell you how I figured it out.

You are right.

Yay!

I thought...well, it's in Philly right? And Philly has the liberty bell, right? Well where do they keep the bell, I thought. Google images of liberty bell, saw this, then wiki'd liberty bell to see where it used to be housed.

Not rocket science but I was proud, having never been anywhere near it.

Where is this?

Back in my day you had to go inside Independence Hall to see the Liberty Bell. And you were allowed to touch it.

Well, that narrows it down to about 20,000 possible places ...

Area 51?

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

Way to go Monkey!

ding ding ding dong

:blush:

Cincinnati airport?

Ding dong, I ding donged you way up thar!

That's not the real picture. That's the picture of how the cloaking device based on alien techologies looks.

OK, here's a pretty easy one. Where is this?

I'm not even gonna go there.

It looks a bit like other photos of the Empire State Bldg, but then...

Imma say Sears Tower

Yes. Empire State Building.

Yea....

OK, here is a building that changes annually...

If you really without a clue, there is a hint in another thread

Is it made of Lego bricks?

Leggo bricks... No

Reminds me of the Corn Palace. Is it the Corn Palace? I thought that place burned down?

Ha. It's been a very long time since I was there. Maybe it did burn down !

It is the Corn Palace... and it is where ?

Mitchell, South Dakota

Yes...

And looking up its history, the Corn Palace burned down in 1979 and was rebuilt. It's now the corn veneer palace, so it will stand up to future fires better. I was there a very long time ago as well.

I stole that pic from somewhere back in the summer...and I paid for stealing it, I got virused.

Im gonna jump in with one (even tho I haven't guessed one yet).

San Diego?

My first reaction is that I've seen that pic on TheCellar before.

East coast ? civilian boating mishap ?

San Diego - isn't that German?

No. Russian.

nononono

Wilkinson Sword's Corporate HQ?

I don't think Dr Fumblefinger should be working there! :eek:

hmmmm. Even Glatt's not guessing.

Lets see.

Lamp, you are right, this picture was posted before, because I posted it - I took it. What I like about it was the view of the neighboring state's mills. Its something you only see on a very clear day.

So the pic was taken in Indiana and the mills are in Michigan ?

:cool:

Ok, I guess it is a bit esoteric. Pete Zicato should recognize it and possibly Nirvana too.

It is Lake Michigan, Lamplighter, but from the vantage point of Navy Pier. I grew up very near to those mills on the Indiana shore - sometimes, on a clear day, you can see the Chicago skyline from there.

OK, this one is also from a long time ago.
The question is not what, but where...

Well, it's a pixelated picture of a hanger ... looks a bit run down ... Soviet Union?

Or maybe it's run down from plain old disuse ... Lakehurst, New Jersey?

Sorry, no.

Mena?

Tustin, California ... which did involve some google fu. I knew roughly what KIND of hangar it was, and went looking for pics of such.

Tustin, California - Sorry, no, but closer

Ah ... with the addition of the airplane graveyard we get ... Tillamook, Oregon Air Museum.

Ding ding ding...

It's hard to appreciate how BIG that place is without going inside

The blimps were used to during WWII to look for submarines