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I wasn't too sure what the focus was in the image other than the general area of Arnhem. Perhaps is is the Gelredome, the home of SBV Vitesse?
In any case here is the next one. You need to identify this noteworthy mountain.
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Guess that location!
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Make it bigger!
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Here is this mountain again, and it is quite large - both the image and the mountain!
We may end-up with a problem as this board has a 500k per post size limit. Is there a way to delete posts?
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We may end-up with a problem as this board has a 500k per post size limit. Is there a way to delete posts?
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The holiest mountain in the world and home to Shiva. Way to go Martin...
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Posted 29 November 2005 - 09:49 PM
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Sydney Opera House??? Sydney Australia
A building on the Hong Kong waterfront, not sure what its purpose is though.
And Matthew, yes, that was Arnhem. I was going for the 'Bridge Too Far' here, not a supporter of Vitesse at all...
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Posted 30 November 2005 - 07:51 AM
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Not quite sure how you found that....Having been in that building before, I still would of had no idea what it looked like from above.
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Not quite sure how you found that....Having been in that building before, I still would of had no idea what it looked like from above.
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It's the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, and I knew what it was because it was featured on Google Sightseeing some time ago
See here, scroll a bit down
I'll come up with a new one in a bit. I should have known a game like this would move at lightning speed with this crowd...
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Alright, this one should be a bit tougher. I'd like you to tell me the name of the square and the name of the city it's in.
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It's the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, and I knew what it was because it was featured on Google Sightseeing some time ago
See here, scroll a bit down
I'll come up with a new one in a bit. I should have known a game like this would move at lightning speed with this crowd...
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Alright, this one should be a bit tougher. I'd like you to tell me the name of the square and the name of the city it's in.
1.jpg 137.75K
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Alright, this one should be a bit tougher. I'd like you to tell me the name of the square and the name of the city it's in.
Heroes Square Budapest, Hungary
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Hösök tére, Budapest Magyarorszag
Actually it´s on the Pest side of the (twin)city of Buda-Pest
BTW The oldest Metro in Mainland Europe runs to this station.
Actually it´s on the Pest side of the (twin)city of Buda-Pest
BTW The oldest Metro in Mainland Europe runs to this station.
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Andreas,
Correct...
The metro line from the square to the downtown area is pretty nice indeed. At least it was when I was there, 1998.
Your turn.
Correct...
The metro line from the square to the downtown area is pretty nice indeed. At least it was when I was there, 1998.
Your turn.
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We may end-up with a problem as this board has a 500k per post size limit. Is there a way to delete posts?
I've played a similar game on an art history forum where each new game is started as a new topic. Subject could be could be ML1, ML2, ML3 etc (ML for Mystery location).
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