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jennyema said:
Nope, not Sydney, either.
Somebody has to guess this! I can't because I don't have a good photo to replace it with!!
I do know exactly what and where it is though..
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Guess what this is a photo of!
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Nope, not Sydney, either.
Somebody has to guess this! I can't because I don't have a good photo to replace it with!!
I do know exactly what and where it is though..
John
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Perhaps Vancouver?
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jennyema said:
Nope, not Vancouver either. Phinz, you really picked a stumper!!
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Big places on water ....
It looks like it has a sports facility on the left and I know that wherever the Detroit Red Wings play (at least the last time I was there which was 10 years ago) is round (I am pretty sure) and on the water.
So is it Detroit?
It looks like it has a sports facility on the left and I know that wherever the Detroit Red Wings play (at least the last time I was there which was 10 years ago) is round (I am pretty sure) and on the water.
So is it Detroit?
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jennyema said:
Yes, Yes it is! We have a winner! (Although that's Cobo Hall in the picture. Joe Louis Arena would be a bit further to the left if the picture was wider)
Now how would I have recognized it so fast??
John
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I was thinking Joe Louis arena.
I used to travel a lot on business and remember walking endlessly around that place during a 4 day meeting in Detroit. I also rode the monorail around a bunch just to see the city. IMO it was so sad seeing those gorgious old buildings boarded up. I also had a drink at that revolving cocktail lounge. Cheesy but a nice view.
My next guess might have been Cleveland, though I don't think their sports arenas are on the water (though the old baseball staudium was).
I used to travel a lot on business and remember walking endlessly around that place during a 4 day meeting in Detroit. I also rode the monorail around a bunch just to see the city. IMO it was so sad seeing those gorgious old buildings boarded up. I also had a drink at that revolving cocktail lounge. Cheesy but a nice view.
My next guess might have been Cleveland, though I don't think their sports arenas are on the water (though the old baseball staudium was).
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You're up, Jenny.
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WHAT BUILDING IS THIS AND WHERE IS IT?
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That's the Wrigley Building in Chicago!
How about this??
John
How about this??
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phinz
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Tiger Stadium.
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phinz said:
I REALLY gotta find some harder pictures!
You're up Phinz!
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I'll haveta do it tonight, unless you wanna post another one.
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phinz said:
The San Jacinto Monument is dedicated "to Heroes of the Battle of San Jacinto and all others who
contributed to the independence of Texas." The monument is a 570-foot limestone shaft topped by a
34-foot, 220-ton star symbolizing the Lone Star Republic.
Did I ever mention that I lived in Texas for 3 years?
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I'm quite proud of growing up in Tejas.
You're up.
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Ok, maybe this one will take someone more than a minute...
Where and what? (Okay, trying again from a better server...)
John
Where and what? (Okay, trying again from a better server...)
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I think it is a picture of the Emperors New Cloths.
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