Avignon, the wine being Chateauneuf du Pape.
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I'd agree with that. One of my most fun childhood memories is a canoe trip through the Gorges of the Ardèche, and then down the Rhône to Avignon.
Continuing my theme of "beer cities where I have lived." No cheating by googling my CV.
That looks like the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Pensacola, Florida?
Lets try the other end of the country - Looks like Lake Erie - Buffalo NY to me.
Closer than Florida, but not beery enough.
Lake Michigan - Old Milwaukee, WI (That's a beery one.)
@CKuhns that's it! Bradford Beach in Milwaukee, WI taken in December 2001.
My apartment downtown had a view of the Pabst brewery. Unfortunately, it had closed by then. The redevelopment hadn't started, so all the original building where still there. For some reason, the power to the giant neon Pabst sign was still on, which was awesome.
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My apartment downtown had a view of the Pabst brewery. Unfortunately, it had closed by then. The redevelopment hadn't started, so all the original building where still there. For some reason, the power to the giant neon Pabst sign was still on, which was awesome.
You're up.
That looks like the Mississippi in Louisiana. Outskirts of New Orleans?
Not New Orleans - A lot colder...
Let's try the other end of the Mississippi. LaCrosse?
Further North is my guess, looks like Agate Bay, Two Harbors, Michigan?
Two Harbors is in Minnesota, but I'll concede to @bruce_the_loon if you agree.
I would agree @bruce_the_loon your up!!!
True, that far south it's a muddy mess. It's clean where it meets the Wisconsin, though.
Even cleaner a little North. Just a few hours from the house you can wade across it and see your feet the whole way. But there its only about 2 or 3 feet deep and 30 or so yards wide. 
(Great fishing in the lake that births it.)
(Great fishing in the lake that births it.)
I'll attempt to excuse my error by saying I started at Marquette in Google Earth and failed to check what state I'd landed up in when I found Two Harbors.
Sticking with the harbour theme, bit of a challenge maybe as the picture is old.
Sticking with the harbour theme, bit of a challenge maybe as the picture is old.
Singapore?
Ding. Correct. That clock tower confused me while confirming as it was demolished in 2004/5 to make way for a massive resort.
You're up Pkrd.
SouthBounds
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Thanks for stepping up. Damn Covid means no travel means no photos.
Knoxville, TN?
I think that's Mobile, AL.
SouthBounds
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Yep Mobile.
I've been there once while driving with the family back from Pasadena, CA. It was late February, so we took the 10 all the way to Mobile, then headed north to New York.
Another beer-related city that's also a generally wonderful place.
schmurf
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That's Copenhagen
Copenhagen it is. I spent two fantastic weeks visiting the Nils Bohr Institute in 2017 and they provided free child care for our daughter! I made a return trip for a conference last summer and, of course, a visit to the Carlsberg brewery.
It's probably the best city in the world...
@schmurf you're up.
schmurf
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It's a very lovely city indeed.
I'm out of ideas, so this might be a too easy one...
I'm out of ideas, so this might be a too easy one...
We haven't travelled that far from Denmark for this one, right?
schmurf
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Nope, it's in the same region
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