WHERE is this place? (easy, person, Tulsa, South Dakota)
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It's been 24 hours so I think someone else should post now. This is the castle in my previous post. So who ever would like to jump in here can. I think it should go to the person who DM'd me with the answer.
Ksiaz Castle, the Pearl of Lower Silesia, erected in the 13th century, is one of the greatest visitor attraction of the region. Throughout the course of history, this splendid castle belonged to numerous owners. Between 1509 and 1941, the castle was under the dominion of the mighty House of Hochbergs, who enlarged the castle and significantly contributed to its splendour. In 1941 the castle was confiscated by the Nazis. Numerous historic chambers were destroyed. The Nazis digged the tunnels, the function of which is still not clearly defined. After the castle had been liberated, the demolition work initiated by the Nazis was continued by the Red Army. In 1952 the renovation work was undertaken to restore the previous grandeur of the castle. Nowadays, visitors can admire numerous splendid chambers, terraces and surrounding gardens. The underground tunnel is also available for tourist. Nearby the castle there is the Ksiaz Hotel.
One of the sets of search terms I used was /silesia dome/ and it doesn't come up. Dome is the only unambiguous word that reflects anything in the picture.
One of the sets of search terms I used was /silesia dome/ and it doesn't come up. Dome is the only unambiguous word that reflects anything in the picture.
It comes up on a search for Silesia Castle though.
It's been 24 hours so I think someone else should post now. This is the castle in my previous post. So who ever would like to jump in here can. I think it should go to the person who DM'd me with the answer.
Ksiaz Castle, the Pearl of Lower Silesia, erected in the 13th century, is one of the greatest visitor attraction of the region. Throughout the course of history, this splendid castle belonged to numerous owners. Between 1509 and 1941, the castle was under the dominion of the mighty House of Hochbergs, who enlarged the castle and significantly contributed to its splendour. In 1941 the castle was confiscated by the Nazis. Numerous historic chambers were destroyed. The Nazis digged the tunnels, the function of which is still not clearly defined. After the castle had been liberated, the demolition work initiated by the Nazis was continued by the Red Army. In 1952 the renovation work was undertaken to restore the previous grandeur of the castle. Nowadays, visitors can admire numerous splendid chambers, terraces and surrounding gardens. The underground tunnel is also available for tourist. Nearby the castle there is the Ksiaz Hotel.
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hmmm nice pic but maybe a bit devoid of clues, heres another view of those sand dunes..
