Well, I see the 'el corte ingles' sign in the picture, which is a department store chain in Spain and Portugal. I think Myquandro has it nailed indeed.
Guess the Skyline!
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I'm at work for a few more hours. IMll give up my turn and someone elsw can post a skyline for me.
Then a nice easy one to pass the time
wow this is real hard i think, it could be anywhere in the world.....
wild guess: Dubrovnik, Kroatia
No. It might be a bit too hard. See those ships out there? They're bulk carriers. There seems to be an auful lot of bulk carriers; and not a single container ship in site. Whatever this city is, it must import; or export alot of bulk material from the amount of vessels off the coast. Like grain, or ore, or coal
hmmm, the pis is not the biggest anyway....
witch see is this???? i guess mediterrain or northsee maybe??
witch see is this???? i guess mediterrain or northsee maybe??
Oh if I told you the sea it'd be telling; it would almost be as bad as the clue I gave for Shanghai before... A surf festival is held on its pristine sandy beaches. I'll post another picture in a few hours if noones got it by then; same city, easier view
ok, it looks european for me for sure. and if you told about some surf festival it might be the atlantic coast, so maybe spain or portugal.
another wild guess (propably my last on this one): Porto or Vigo
another wild guess (propably my last on this one): Porto or Vigo
Newcastle, Australia? Left hand traffic, surfing and largest coal port in the world all fits the clues and the pic.
Good sleuthing, Honza
theres a better picture of Newcastle, Australia. You know never ship coal to Newcastle? While the saying was said about Newcastle in England, the same can be said of its namesake, Newcastle. Sitting on the Hunter River, Newcastle is also known for its long sandy beaches and the brilliant surf of the Tasman Sea, far outdoing the much more famous Bondi Beach in Sydney to its south.
I was annoyed about all the unknown European cities you guys have been throwing up recently, so decided something a little more difficult.
theres a better picture of Newcastle, Australia. You know never ship coal to Newcastle? While the saying was said about Newcastle in England, the same can be said of its namesake, Newcastle. Sitting on the Hunter River, Newcastle is also known for its long sandy beaches and the brilliant surf of the Tasman Sea, far outdoing the much more famous Bondi Beach in Sydney to its south.
I was annoyed about all the unknown European cities you guys have been throwing up recently, so decided something a little more difficult.
That wouldn't happen to be; from the Santa Maria restaurant and the American flag over the colonial era fort, St Augustine, in Florida, USA?
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I only got it, cause I googled "Santa Maria Resteraunt USA" and St Augustine came up... and I recalled, "Hey St Augustine has colonial architecture... I think"
This ones gonna have to last, since I'm going to bed. The clue is the mountain(s)! There were higher def pictures, but none with the mountain(s) in it
This ones gonna have to last, since I'm going to bed. The clue is the mountain(s)! There were higher def pictures, but none with the mountain(s) in it
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