Here is one.

southern palms and cement block construction and ruins.
Not fire, so maybe weather. --- tried with "Louisana" and found one image
that says "Dungeness" but I have no idea what that means or where
in Louisana it is :(
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Right picture. Wrong caption. Look at another source.

OK Merc, I give up. that's even a tougher one.
I'll have to leave it to one of the experts to figure out this one.

I found nothing in searches on "Louisiana Dungeness"... except pics of crabs.

So finally I cheated :( and did a Google Image search on my pic.
It found the pic in just one woman's travel blog.
Somehow Google had led me very far astray. :eyebrow:
It was only half right. :right:
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Dungeness in England is in Kent and is the site of a nuclear power station.
Derek Jarman lived in Prospect Cottage, in its shadow.
He didn't die there exactly, but it was his last home before dying in hospital.

When I went to San Francisco I found it quite jarring to see Dungeness Crabs advertised everywhere. My associations for the name do not lend themselves to an enjoyable seafood experience.

Anyone else want a crack at it before I put up the answer?

I am no good at this game, but I'd give them another 24 hours if I were you.

Well since I am off to work for the next three days, here is the answer. For Lamp and Sundae if no one else wanted to play.

http://www.kuriositas.com/2010/07/ru...nd-island.html

I was just about to post the answer! Oh well, next time maybe...

Neat.

Griff, why don't you post the next one. I am out of here for the next few days or more after tonight.

Hmmm... air-worthy?

Hmmmmm..... C-130 Body. One engine makes it a Caribou.... Palm trees... Caribou's were in Panama, Central and South America big time.... Looks like a bar.

El Avion: Iran-Contra-Cargo Plane Converted Into a Bar in Costa Rica
(but this was the sister ship, not the actual US-owned Iran-Contra drug ship)

via Google: "airplane made into home"

I would love to make one of those into a house.