Rothera Station? They got a tower kinda sorta like the one in your pic.

That leaves Ammundsen Scott, or however you spell that crazy Norwegian's name.

Nope, and nope. :)

It's at the southern Pole of Cold.

Think Cold War.

:lol:

Now I recognize it.

That's my house.

Vostok Station

Yeah, Jesus Station in Colorado. :p:

Got it!

The coldest place on earth. Acclimatory (is that a word or did I just make it up?) side effects include weight loss. I'm going tomorrow.

That's because everything is served with a side of ice.

Goddamn, a squirrel just ran across my window sill. Scared the hell outta me!!

Jeez, that was full-body jolt, too.

OK. Where's this?

quick guess:
woman's costume, cobble street, architecture, fountain in square

Alsace Lorraine area ?

Nope

Sound of Music-land?

No

Chantilly?

(My head initially said Scotland, but then I realized that was nowhere near gloomy enough.)

I know I should wait for the previous one to be finished, but I have to leave the house soon and I want to throw it in before I go. Where is this?

Clod, that's either Castrovalva or Portmeirion.

I soooooo want to see that place!

:)

I knew wolf would be the one to get it. I thought it might take a little longer, though. Portmeirion for the win!

It is not Chantilly either.

Big fan of The Prisoner, I actually recognized it faster than I did the Dallas School Book Depository.

And I have the Portmerion Tarot deck ... The Hanged Man and The Hierophant are both in the image you posted ...

Spain?

Sorry but no, it's not Spain.

It looks like France. Loire valley?

Not the Loire

Here :)

Holy uncloaking, Batman!

You know it is, and I know it is, but women don't like when we refer to their clothes as their "costume."

Yabbut...WHERE?

That picture is of the same place that this picture is of.

Narrows it right down. ;)

Now we get to guess where Quarantine is... earlier posts point to UK.

Isn't it the town from Disney's Beauty and the Beast?

Where is this?

The all time win !

Too easy ... Its here.

:lol:

Damn Classic, spot on!!

Better than the damn grenade joke, eh?
Shuddupaboutit

OK. Winner is Quarantine. The picture shows the main square in the city of Locronan, Finistère, France. About 15 miles from home. A most beautiful village.

Here's the Google Maps link: Locronan.

Zoom in and activate Street View.

Wikipedia: Locronan

Cool!

It is pretty.

We just needed some hints.

Mine was the very spot where the Edmund Fitzgerald sank. As far as you know.

Oh, by the way. Quarantine is situated in my hard disk.

C:\ProgramData\BitDefender\Desktop\Quarantine

Gitche Gumee?

Yes, Hiawatha.

Actually it's just random water. Can't even tell you where I got it now. But I did hope to find a picture of where the EF sank without the EF there to give it away. It would've looked...well, pretty much like I posted.

Just my weird sense of humor. Carry on!

In general, where is this?

gulf of mexico

rip oriskany

Wow glatt, did you remember that photo from 5 and a half years ago?

Easy one

Dear glatt.

You need to call the tech support dept to get a new keyboard, cause the one you have now has a stuck F5 key.

Yours,

everybody else who doesn't refresh like you do. we luvs ya, tho

Uh ... In the Ocean?


ETA - I was watching Spexxies video

You didn't? ;P

I wasn't even born yet. To the Cellar.

Glatt for the win!

Who'd a thunk it?

ETA: Now known as The Great Carrier Reef.

:lol2:

I'm currently reading the Ken Jennings book on geography. He talks about a lot of stuff, and some of it is really skimmable, but every once in a while, he throws out an interesting tidbit. Last night I read that the border between Finland and Russia is a really stark contrast in places because in Finland, real estate is presumably at a premium, so they use up more of it with farmland, while right next door in Russia, they just let the trees grow because they have all the room they need.

I thought I'd use that as a "where is it?" but it would be too hard and get tedious.

Every time I hear or see Ken Jennings' name I think of this:

HIJACK
This happened this week...

We know who gets around, at least, don't we?

:lol2:

To bump this thread up again... the place + 2 hints
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That's the Maryhill Museum of Art in Maryhill, WA.

Way too easy.

Yes, it was easy. But for those who are not aware,
it's history and it's collection of Rodin sculptures
might be of interest. (Some are quite erotic ! :facepalm:)