Guess the Location!

[TNcasual]

I am sure that @stagor and @barry13 know the answer. If one of you want to go ahead with a new image, feel free. This one hasn't seemed to move things along.

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

State capitol building?

 

[TNcasual]

State capitol building?

Elaborate?

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Elaborate?

...in Nashville?

 

[TNcasual]

...in Nashville?

Yes. It is the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville.

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Alrighty...here‘s a giant crater. It has a name. What’s the name, and where am I?

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[Zapp DJR]

California High Desert?

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

California High Desert?

We are in California, and clearly in the desert, but quite the opposite of ‘high’.

 

[stagor]

Ubehebe Crater, in Death Valley National Park, California?

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Bingo @stagor - all yours!

 

[stagor]

Thanks, who can guess where this is?

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[BosseBe]

1608 comes to mind.
Don't loose it.

 

[Zapp DJR]

We are in California, and clearly in the desert, but quite the opposite of ‘high’.

Hmm, looks like a trick with the profile "Location" did not work.
Seems that one really needs to know where the image was taken

 

[pondball]

Northern Ireland? Maybe Dunluce Castle?
Seem to recall a few movies using that location, although usually the photos is see are from the other side, including the one it took back in 1969 with my trusty Starmite II

 

[stagor]

Welcome back @pondball , yes correct Dunluce castle in County Antrim, I am not sure what Bo's reference to 1608 is ?unless that's the date when the kitchen fell into the sea. this castle dates from the 13th century.
and yes it is more often photographed from the opposite side like here.........

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[BosseBe]

I am not sure what Bo's reference to 1608 is ?

I found a similar picture on Expedia when doing a Google search for ruined castle on a cliff by the sea or something like that, and they said "Visit the Dunluce Castle in Bushmills".
So 1608 is a reference to Bushmills whiskey and Don't loose it to Dunluce.

 

[pondball]

Welcome back @pondball , yes correct Dunluce castle in County Antrim, I am not sure what Bo's reference to 1608 is ?unless that's the date when the kitchen fell into the sea. this castle dates from the 13th century.
and yes it is more often photographed from the opposite side like here.........
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I remember seeing a movie late 70’s I think of a couple of young kids who were hiding out in Dunluce . At least that’s what my memory says . When I was checking out verification I also saw reference to Game Of Thrones, but don’t know if some scenes were shot there or not. I wouldn’t doubt it!

I’ll try and get something posted later today. If I don’t have anything by mid morning tomorrow somebody feel free to post. Been up to my ears in accounting (phew just finished) and am now starting on our web site redesign. Sadly haven’t picked up my cameras in weeks, except to catch a fox that was visiting us a week ago... not exactly a shot I can use in this thread though

 

[pondball]

Let’s see if I can post this one. So far the app has closed down on me three times when trying to add a photo.

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[BosseBe]

Let’s see if I can post this one. So far the app has closed down on me three times when trying to add a photo. View attachment 874707

I think you are probably giving this away as you haven't taken away the signs on the buildings.
Searching for them would probably give the answer right away.

 

[pondball]

I need new glasses too apparently!
Did this from my iPad and it’s a lot smaller than my 27”
So, anyone trying to guess, please view on the smallest phone you have!