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(International) Guess the Location (see rules post 1)
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Well, the street sign is facing the left hand side of the road. So that means that it's a left hand driving country
I think the terrain rules out places in south-east asia and southern africa, as does the quality of road.
So that leaves us with Ireland, UK, New Zealand and Australia.
I'm going to rule out New Zealand and Australia simply because of the vehicles. I noticed that there aren't many dark coloured vehicles in those countries and the brand of car look more European than Asian-Pacific.
..I don't think it's Ireland.
So that leaves the UK.
So I'll take a punt at Brecon Beacons, Wales0 -
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Glenfinnan in Scotland.
I knew it looked familar...
The viaduct is visible in the background.
Correct!
Glenfinnan, west of Fort William. Famous historically for being the site where Bonnie Price Charlie raised the standard to begin the Jacobite rebellion in 1745.
Famous more recently for featuring in the Harry Potter films.
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Well I had already seen the Hook of Holland guess so I was just looking around in that area to see where it was, up until now I was thinking it was a kart racing site in Germany (thought the word on the building was racinghaus).
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Fred Swanson wrote: »This post has been deleted.
Taxi and bus looked familar.
All together with the tram lines makes it look Eastern European.
I thought it was between Bulgaria and Romania.
Then the railway station came up straight away in search.
So far I think every pic I have used has been of some place I have visited.I am not allowed discuss …
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