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Jonathan Scott
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A couple of views from the train:
edward said:It appears to be the Wiggly tree in Exbury Gardens & Steam Railroad. Located in the New Forrest National Park.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pauline_iow/2481106994/
http://www.exbury.co.uk/website/
edward said:It appears to be the Wiggly tree in Exbury Gardens & Steam Railroad. Located in the New Forrest National Park.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pauline_iow/2481106994/
http://www.exbury.co.uk/website/
Looks a bit like rock houses in Cappadocia, Turkey, but I can't find a close match and those are mostly better made than this.edward said:BTW that was a great landmark Jonathan. I may have just gotten lucky.
Here is the new landmark:
Jonathan Scott said:Looks a bit like rock houses in Cappadocia, Turkey, but I can't find a close match and those are mostly better made than this.
Medicol said:Is it the Last Supper ?
Thanks - I didn't expect that to be the actual answer!edward said:That is close enough. I had to post a picture of a poor quality rock house to get it past Google. :D There is also a Church built in the rock dating back to the first century. The entire area is called Goreme National Park, but rock houses make up most of it.
Good eye Jonathan and it is your turn once more.
OmCheeto said:That looks quite a bit like the Coronado Bridge in San Diego, Ca.
fuzzyfelt said:Ha! The Dinosaur Trail, Badlands, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada :) ?
Ah! hahahahaha!fuzzyfelt said:Yay! I really didn't expect this! I'll try to think of something and post it tomorrow if that is ok?
fuzzyfelt said:Ha! The Dinosaur Trail, Badlands, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada :) ?
Promise!OmCheeto said:Ah! hahahahaha!
As long as "tomorrow" doesn't turn into "next year".
Oh dear lord...fuzzyfelt said:Well done, Borg, that is one answer, there is another one as well!
fuzzyfelt said:there is another one as well!