I recognized Corbet's Coulior to the left of the tram tower. Scary ski run!
This one could be difficult.
This one could be difficult.
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Australia?
Yes, Australia. But it's a big country.
Coolgardie?
Nope, wrong Australian State.
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It looks like the outback to me so Alice Springs? I just looked at a map and picked a random town somewhere in the middle. LOL. 
Outback, yes, but not Alice Springs which is in the Northern Territory which is also incorrect.
Charleville in QL?
Not in Queensland.
movie studio in melbourne? gotta be a movie studio, the road doesn't have markings.....
edit: i was just reminded of duck hunting... ?
edit: i was just reminded of duck hunting... ?
Hint: It's on the Barwon River and was once a thriving port.
geelong?
Not in Victoria.
Quite the hunt, Brewarrina in New South Wales, population 1143 humans and may well be the inspiration for Terry Pratchett's depiction of the boat races up the dry river at Dijabringabeeralong in XXXX in The Last Continent.
Bingo. Somehow I ended up in Brewarrina the Summer of 1980. Quite the experience. Kangaroos everywhere! Nice job Bruce, you're up.
Here goes, should be easy. Blurred out two giveaways in the background.
Looked like Vegas to me, but then I thought "why would Las Vegas have a stain glass whale sculpture?" So I Googled "stain glass whale sculpture" and up came Reno, Nevada.
Yep, Reno it is. You're up PV.
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A port
A fort
Some tall sailing ships.
Caribbean?
A fort
Some tall sailing ships.
Caribbean?
Fort Trumbull, Connecticut is correct!
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can't read the writing along the walls but *could* be roman letters not Cyrillic or Chinese
can't tell the trees' types upper right
seems to be stained glass window
dome doesn't appear to be hatched like an astro observatory
I've absolutely no idea
can't tell the trees' types upper right
seems to be stained glass window
dome doesn't appear to be hatched like an astro observatory
I've absolutely no idea
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Several of those windows, the lower big ones, seem to be soldiers or other military uniforms. I think the windows have an English vibe, but this is fairly new construction. I've been to London a couple of times, and this isn't there. Doesn't seem to be at Sandhurst. i think this is more likely in a Commonwealth country.
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it's gotta be a 'for profit' mega chruch! it just screams it!
edit: no cross maybe scientology? (or not. but same vibe)
edit: no cross maybe scientology? (or not. but same vibe)
m'f'r i got the place, just need 'the name'!
it's in a damn pdf and they want $42 to read it!
for the record i googled "mega church courtyards dome" on google pictures....
for the record i googled "mega church courtyards dome" on google pictures....
it's in this book, but it's intended for people in college or higher education! 
Australian War Memorial
Campbell, Australia
Campbell, Australia
that's it. as far as i can tell, first time i found a picture with out a name! (bsides here of course! )
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BTW, some combination of copper dome courtyard pool monument
i was trying to scan that book as much as the internet would let me, and it was down to the US national forest service, nova scotia, and australia....
@D.B.Moody was hot on the trail
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Yeah, but I kept looking for those soldier windows, and it didn't work. BTW, tried your words and they brought it right up.
D.B.Moody
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I dropped the picture on my desktop and zoomed in. They all weren't clear, but a few were definitely uniforms.
@DBhomebrew got it. I was in Canberra for work a couple of weeks ago. Along both sides, on bronze plaques, are the names of every Australian soldier, sailor, airman, and marine killed in combat (see photo). At the end of each day, they hold a "Last Post" ceremony, where they tell the personal story of one of the names on the wall. It was very touching, and if you ever find yourself in Canberra, I highly recommend it.
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