Guess the City

Hmm maybe I shouldn't say that, everything is obvious after the fact, can't really say without unseeing

I have no idea tbh, which would be explainable if it is indeed a North American town (sorry, city) as was suggested above. hope someone else who hasn’t seen the url can get this one moving

It looks very familiar to me. Which means it is one place, or it is unfamiliar.

OK - not sure where that picture is taken from, but the way I know it is from seeing it on the North Side of the Tappan Zee driving over into the dirty Jerz.

a drone somewhere above memorial park playground I guess, but I can't find the exact link on google maps either

https://i.ibb.co/pKCQL4s/Screenshot-2023-03-09-at-07-53-03.png

nice! not google earth or streetview then?

so, for all of us who are not from New York, I’m assuming you’re talking about Nyack, a place I’ve never heard of.

this is the only Niack I know and love

nice! not google earth or streetview then?

https://i.ibb.co/WFCv2KP/Screenshot-2023-03-09-at-10-02-37.png

The Nyack ...and How To Get It

I wanna be a part of it... Nyack Nyack

https://i.ibb.co/SwFZTQJ/Screenshot-2023-03-15-at-15-28-15.png

Look around

chatgpt: The word "yield" is commonly painted on roads in several countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand.

is it fuck

western US i guess? never seen those black and white chevrons before but we're driving on the right and there's a US-style street sign in the back there

i've found one american roundabout with similar chevrons.

that house is pretty anomalous if this is the western us. also the flora doesn't look right. i think it's aus or nz.

except they all drive on the left *shrug*

those roundabout chevrons in the western us are usually yellow iirc. canada?

i found black and white ones in arizona though not the same exact make

looks like a dry region which is why i said western, dunno if anywhere in canada looks like that foliage wise. maybe i'm being duped

state that has white license plate and requires front license plate. california fits both

https://www.google.com/maps/@39.5160988,-121.5498862,3a,75y,65.48h,89.95t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s8jOcimrNWUOQjRLiTYs0BA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

nice one!

Maybe thinking about Oroville with all the rain we're getting?

how did you get it?

brute force https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer%3Fmid%3D1RdhQ0lK4WYMdMQZH5-6ya_tEE9I%26hl%3Den%26ll%3D0%252C0%26z%3D5&ved=2ahUKEwjp3syF3t79AhW9SWwGHcPKCDMQFnoECBcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3j4axfjI1XufuMZp9_TznG

holy crap - hats off to you!

Impressive.

So there are about as many roundabouts in the entirety of California as in the average UK town?

They are not at all common ime, either in California or in most other states.

keep your eye on the abandoned green and white building and go round the roundabout - instant time travel!

instant time travel!

I wish I could find it again but there's an amazing time travel sequence from 2009 onwards where there is a row of derelict houses, that then get knocked down, becomes a building site, is replaced with a new row of houses, and finally at least one of the houses starts to become derelict again

https://i.ibb.co/d0qkL0P/eee.jpg

Wednesday

https://i.ibb.co/wJ49QkC/eef.png

Wednesday

a town called Groundhog?

italia?

Not a lot to go there but it looks kind of dry and Mediterranean. Maybe southern Italy or southern Spain.

Would love a close-up of that crushed red can/cup but otherwise not much to go on.

The chevrons fit Italy/Spain.

Trying to work out what the tall structures on the right are.

Ankara?

Trees look as though they might be olive trees. Assuming the elevated thoroughfare is a train line, I'm wondering why it has to be elevated in what looks like a flat terrain. In any case an expensive piece of infrastructure so I'm guessing we're looking at a relatively poor region but in a relatively rich country, so still checking out for southern Italy or Spain

turkish chevrons are red and white

could be italy, greece, or spain

looks like a recently built rail viaduct. probably unelectrified and single track. cant be too many of those

squinting at the grafitti but other than 5 FMT (maybe) and some weird symbols I don't recognize at all... nothing

https://i.ibb.co/0sjxP5C/abc.png

Wednesday II

italian tow-away sign

i'm guessing it's northern italy based on the evergreens?

maybe not tho idk

Yes looking a lot less southern in this pic. It looks like a new-build train station somewhere rural, presumably just outside a city. I don't know about Italy, but in France, the newer TGV lines often have their stations somewhere rural, a short drive from the town/city it's associated with. Maybe Italy has something similar so we'd be looking at a relatively recently built high-speed rail station.

I may be wrong but the structure on the right (second pic) looks like a passageway for people and bikes to jump over a main road or highway, with the separators in the middle. Autostrada signs are green in Italy though.
Climate looks too dry for Northern Italy on first pic (olive trees and cacti, dry river). Pretty derelict infrastructure too.

Doesn't southern Spain have a lot of those unfinished type "oops, we went bankrupt before we could finish building your holiday villa" type regions?

Oh man, I have BEEN in the roundabout in Oroville— I lived in Chico for a while, I immediately recognized it.

https://i.ibb.co/njL9SQd/as3.jpg

III