Where on Earth?

[SmoothieX]

Not digging the short shorts so much.

 

[thestrangequark]

^Are you kidding? That's the only reason to watch football/soccer!

^I dug the Cloisters when I went there.

Yeah, it's a great place.

Here's one:

 

[auntiehill]

Crater Lake?

 

[thestrangequark]

I'm no good at this, am I?

 

[SmoothieX]

Assuming I get to move to Oregon, like I hope I do, that's high on my list.

Plus my goal is to see all 58 national parks, and I've got 36 to go...

 

[auntiehill]

I'm no good at this, am I?

Actually, it was a lucky guess. I thought,"Gee, it's so blue, it looks like Lake Tahoe. But,wait, Tahoe isn't in a crater like that." *lightbulb goes off* "Oh, maybe it's Crater Lake."


Still, no guesses on this?

It's a Registered National Landmark.

 

[sojourner]

^Devil's Backbone?

 

[Colonel Green]

 

[M'Sharak]

^ Wild guess: Siena?

Still, no guesses on this?

It's a Registered National Landmark.

That's Garden of the Gods Park in Colorado Springs. I haven't been there but it looks very scenic.

 

[CaptJack]

Rothenburg-ob-der-Tauber, Germany?

 

[SmoothieX]

^ Wild guess: Siena?

Still, no guesses on this?

It's a Registered National Landmark.

That's Garden of the Gods Park in Colorado Springs. I haven't been there but it looks very scenic.

It screamed Arches NP to me, but its wayyyy too green to be Utah.

 

[SmoothieX]

This one's a bit more sublime than some earlier ones I posted.

 

[Finn]

^no, it's not

 

[SmoothieX]

Ok then Chuckles, where is it?

 

[Bill Morris]

This one will be tricky, especially for non-Brits, so I'll give you the hint of looking at my location. If you're a trainspotter (hence the train photo) you'll probably know where this is.

I was thinking Isle of Wight, as in "She's got a ticket to Ryde," but I'm not sure. There is a Ryde Station there, at least, and some trains that look like the one pictured here.

 

[Finn]

It was directed at the "too green for Utah" remark, not the toilet.

Here's an Utah scene

 

[SmoothieX]

Bryce Canyon?

 

[sojourner]

Yep, that's Bryce.

 

[Mary Ann]

This one will be tricky, especially for non-Brits, so I'll give you the hint of looking at my location. If you're a trainspotter (hence the train photo) you'll probably know where this is.

I was thinking Isle of Wight, as in "She's got a ticket to Ryde," but I'm not sure. There is a Ryde Station there, at least, and some trains that look like the one pictured here.

It's already been identified. It's Dawlish on the Exe River estuary in Devon, southwest England. That stretch of beach from Dawlish Warren through Dawlish and on to Teignmouth is the most popular spot in the country for trainspotters. I have a husband with albums full of train photos to prove it. We live a 15-minute train ride from here so are lucky enough to visit it quite often.

 

[scotpens]

Here’s another one that should be familiar to movie fans.