It's not looking at it from any angle that I'd recognize, but based on the color of the river, is it Chicago? 
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It's not looking at it from any angle that I'd recognize, but based on the color of the river, is it Chicago?
Sorry, not Chicago.
Denver, Co?
Sorry, no.
No, but it is a city with beer in common.
Photopilot
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St Louis
Sorry, no. Your guess is farther away from this city, than Milwaukee.
Pottsville PA?
Thought of it perhaps because a city with beer association might be Yuengling?
Thought of it perhaps because a city with beer association might be Yuengling?
Upthewazzu
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Latrobe, PA
Not Kalamazoo.
Here is another clue - in the background of this image is a brewery over 100 years in operation.
Sorry no
No, but a good guess. I added a new clue.
GrogNerd
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Golden, CO
Getting colder... The city is not located in any of the state's that have been mentioned so far.
GrogNerd
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Next guess would be Richmond, VA
Was it Hamms in St Paul?
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Grain belt? Minneapolis (Mississippi River in foreground)?
No, look to the north.
No, look to the east.
This river is much smaller than the mighty miss.
This view has the city in question visible. Turns out this is tougher tha a mountain range for many of you. Mountain ranges are pretty tough for me
arturo7
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Don't know where it is, but it's pretty cool to have such an awesome geologic feature in the middle of the town!
Rochester NY. Have a Genny!
Yes, extra points if you know from where I snapped the image. You're up.
I actually needed your second picture to get it, but I used Google Maps afterwards to try and locate where you were. It appears you were at the Convention Center on Main St.
That first picture was a tough one because, other than the bridge, there really wasn't much else that I knew to search for. I even did a Google search afterwards for "stone arch bridge Rochester", and there's a bunch of them in that city!
I really don't have a clue how difficult this one will be, but I will provide clues if it drags on too long.
The first picture was from Main St, the second was from the Genesee Brewhouse right next to the old commercial brewery. Glad someone got it.
Sugarcreek, OH?
Photopilot
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Looks New Englandy?
Photopilot
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This view has the city in question visible. Turns out this is tougher tha a mountain range for many of you. Mountain ranges are pretty tough for me
Mountain Ranges, waterways or airports are much easier for me. Any city East of Denver I clues and google to find it.
Yes it is! Have you been there?
Photopilot
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Interesting. There must be a reason for that!
I might have to do with 6000 hours of staring at the western landscape from above. Cities just don't interest me anymore, except for the variety of food and beer available.
Actually no. It's weird, but I was looking at the photo for clues and saw the "RT" on the sign and immediately the name popped in my head, and I though what the heck I'll just google it before I fall aleep. The very first photo that popped up was of that sign
Actually no. It's weird, but I was looking at the photo for clues and saw the "RT" on the sign and immediately the name popped in my head, and I though what the heck I'll just google it before I fall aleep. The very first photo that popped up was of that sign
I cropped most of the sign out of that picture, for obvious reasons, but I figured I'd provide a little hint by leaving the "rt". Looks like it worked!
That's Chain of Lakes Park in Titusville, FL. I thought it looked like the Indian River, so I Googled "Indian River drawbridge", and there it was!
Wow, first try! You're up.
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