Somewhere in Mexico?
Name That Skyline - Picture Game
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Brewenstein
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Tegucigalpa
Guatemala?
Sorry, Guatemala City, Guatemala
Sorry, Guatemala City, Guatemala
Antigua?
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Antigua it is. That "hill" in the background is a (hopefully) dormant volcano I think. You're up, Minky.
Hi wyowolf,
Here's a list of the rules to the game. To clarify rule #4, you may Google search clues appearing in the photo, but don't insert the photo in Google image search.
Correctly guess the current photo, and it's your turn.
1. The first person to correctly guess what skyline is posted will post a photo of a skyline that they choose, once the person confirms the guess is correct.
2. There are no limitations on where the city is or the size of the city. There are people from different countries on this forum so it will make it diverse.
3. If nobody can guess for an extended period such as a few days, then the poster can give hints to keep people guessing, or just reveal the answer and let someone else post.
4. This is an honor system here so let's keep it fair and fun for everyone. No cheating by using SEARCH GOOGLE FOR IMAGE or looking at the IMAGE URL, or any other method.
I wasted a bunch of time Googling various clues, and the simplest search (central American mountain) brought it right up. That is Volcan de Agua in the background.
JB_Brewing2
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It's that last point which led me to believe by eyeball only. In other words, if you recognize the place in the picture or guess where it may be, you can offer an answer. Or am I misinterpreting the rules?
St. George, Utah?
Photopilot
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At one point the locations were easier so someone here would probably recognize the skyline, but now it has become a google search as much as "I've been there, or recognize that because it's famous"
The gyst is no reverse image searching or using the images URL to backtrack it.
Using google maps or clues from within the photo to google looking for more clues is kosher. If you get it right you get to brag on how you got it. You get more street cred for actually recognizing the location but if you found the magic search phrase to plug into google you still get credit.
Photopilot
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It could be, but I hope not because I spent a lot of time in St George and was searching for some exotic location instead. If it is St George it is after some serious rain fall as I've never seen it that green.
Upthewazzu
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If it's not Utah then it looks like Colorado. I'll throw out Ft. Collins.
Williams, AZ?
tele_dirtbag
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That is Gunnison, Co.
Gunnison is the one! You're up tele. (does "tele" stand for Telecaster?)
^^ haha, I KNOW you didn't cheat. Looks like a nice town there - wikipedia calls it bucolic, which means you guys eat a lot of broccoli I think.
Telemark skiing , I'd guess.
HA! I didn't even notice that "tele" is in Gunnison!
Wait, isn't it cheating to actually live in the place you guessed correctly?
No, it's super elastic bubble plastic awesome!
Photopilot
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Absolutely if you can identify a skyline in any way without using google you should disqualify yourself.
tele_dirtbag
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Haha yeah that one was too easy. Minky, how'd you decide on Gunnison? And, yes Tele stands for telemark.
Here's my next one, should be fairly easy.
Here's my next one, should be fairly easy.
Columbia River gorge?
Photopilot
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The Royal Gorge
Arkansas River
Arkansas River
arturo7
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My ex?
beergolf
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She was made of stone?
arturo7
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only her heart
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