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i think your first rule is a good one.
however, my picture should be pretty obvious just examine the coast line. i'm sure someone is going to guess it rather quickly.
It's named 'waterce' so I'm going coast of England. A rocky protrusion with a fair-sized bush, two more protrusions, a river mouth. Hmmm .... Penzance?
Yeah, it's the architectural style of the 'historic' buildings in downtown San Diego, but I don't recognize any of the other buildings around it. So I don't think the architectural style is at all useful as a hint.
Hint: If you recognize the arthictectural style, it is in a place that is well-known for many such examples.
Oh, that one's easy. Tulsa, OK. It has one of the most interesting downtowns in America, if you love Art Deco buildings. They have 21 buildings on the National Register of Historical Places.
Oh, that one's easy. Tulsa, OK. It has one of the most interesting downtowns in America, if you love Art Deco buildings. They have 21 buildings on the National Register of Historical Places.
Correct, it is Tulsa, Oklahoma. The building in the picture is the Bell Telephone building.
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Last edited by BstYet2Be; 11-07-2011 at 02:52 PM..
Reason: Just cleaning up the thread to get it back on topic
Since you took it yesterday, I'm going to guess that it is somewhere near Montreal. Circuit Gilles Villeneuve?
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just examine the coast line. i'm sure someone is going to guess it rather quickly.
