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[otto.f]

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Yes, but that is still the case

[larsv]

Tibet?

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[otto.f]

Tibet indeed, that wasn't so difficult. Now the name of the building and its whereabouts

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Here's another shot from the same site

 

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[graphictree]

Hi! Drepang monastery near Lhasa?

 

Gareth

[otto.f]

Right! I call it Drepung, but that's close enough

Over to you!

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OK, well, it was a very cloudy day - and threatening to rain but...

 

 

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[Michael Geschlecht]

Hello Gareth,

 

Welcome to the Forum.

 

Could we be in Bolivia?

 

Best Regards,

 

Michael

Edited July 10, 2016 by Michael Geschlecht

[graphictree]

Michael,

 

Hi! Not Bolivia - but the right continent.

 

Gareth

[a.j.z]

Argentina? The south of?

[graphictree]

Go North, young man. Go North.

[otto.f]

Brazil?

[war]

Rucu Pichincha, Ecuador

[graphictree]

Well done, I think that's close enough! It's taken from the top of the Telerifico cable car station above Quito looking down on the city. Rucu Pichincha is the mountain on from the cable car station. Too high for me!

 

Over to you ...

 

Gareth

[war]

I should have let someone else puzzle this one out.

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Here's a shot of Volcano Pichincha from my window. The teleferico station is on the extreme left. You were standing on that ridge to the right of it. ( elev. 14,000 Ft.) The peak in the center is Ruco at 15,400 Ft. the oldest of its three peaks. Guagua is a bit higher and quite active. Sorry you ran into bad weather, you can see six or seven major snow capped volcanos from that vantage point.

[graphictree]

Yes, I was only there for a few days for work and the sky was grey the whole time. And rain? It was almost like the rain back home - and I'm from Wales! ; ) Only on the afternoon I was due to leave did the clouds begin to part and the blue sky come out so that we could begin to enjoy the mountains. Ah well, next time! It was an interesting city - if Id had more time I was planning on a train journey but ...

 

Gareth

[war]

Ok, here's a new one. Good luck.

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[dem331]

This is Tulum, Riviera Maya. I have exactly the same picture except it is sunny and people are swimming and sunbathing on the beach below.

[war]

That was quick! Here's a shot looking the other way:

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Your turn, let's see what you've got.......

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[dem331]

let's try this:

 

 

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Edited July 12, 2016 by dem331