Guess the City

#Benghazi

lol

#2

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipOKY2Ll03cz7adVIyZq6I1_6TqhtnT2Ub5UfoZy=h1440

is that an ant hill?

i think this looks like florida. jacksonville.

view number two

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipMvAmsyTpEss9yUm1amWYHr7B2M9YLGod6Iogt4=h1440

going out on a limb and saying Auchtermuchty

lol

It looks a bit like Port of Spain, though possibly a little less built-up.

Abidjan?

Freetown?

Not much to offer so far, first pic has sleepy/date. Those last two answers are influencing me to go in that direction too but not with any conviction

In the left, that looks like a seafaring boat? The building on the little hill behind it feels like it might offer something too

Abidjan?

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yes

Woah! On a roll here

Termite mound was key

Incredible scenes from or something

https://i.postimg.cc/YCkmXn3G/Screenshot-2021-01-21-at-01-56-23.png

A new world

Belfast?

Could only be the UK surely. But not much to go on as to where.

I assume deems is correct ?

You assume wrong

Liverpool?

Quite a lot of those back-to-backs in Leeds too.

Looks a lot like Liverpool

Wavertree, to be specific

Just to throw another one in the mix, it could maybe be Salford or another bit on the outskirts of Manchester.

It's not Auchtermuchty.

And yet... the houses look a touch boxy for wavertree. Could be any big northern city

very familiar but I've never seen corner houses like this before with the ground floor window at the side and not at the front door side.

Also that's one house per corner? no back area, weird.

Yeah I think Ive only seen that type in Leeds, but I'm not anywhere near as familiar with the housing stock of other big northern towns. (I remember someone who worked in housing there in the early 90s telling me that the vast tracts of these back to backs in north-east Leeds were the highest density housing in Europe; even most of those had little front yards.)

If you're right then we've dodged the bullet of having to look at more photos of Leeds.

Rochdale?

Yeah I think Ive only seen that type in Leeds, but I'm not anywhere near as familiar with the housing stock of other big northern towns. (I remember someone who worked in housing there in the early 90s telling me that the vast tracts of these back to backs in north-east Leeds were the highest density housing in Europe; even most of those had little front yards.)

I'll take this as the guess and it is correct, Leeds it is. Though south-west Leeds, not north-east. Holbeck to be precise

Jan 23

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipNHVsX5vxVS1GT8lWXun2-UK2mzl8Tim0DCDuIr=h1440

FUCK, i forgot to crop it lol.

Brrrr

Honolulu?

JFC those terraced neighbourhoods are depressing (been google streetviewing though Holbeck just now)

I've seen worse. A lot worse.

I lived in two or three back-to-back houses like that in Leeds, they were solidly-built and fine to live in. You really are living close to other people though, you can hear life going on through the walls on three sides.

Best not think about the risk of fire with only one way in and out, of course.

There was the occasion when a friend of mine was up to no good with a young lady in one of these, on the next street along from his actual girlfriend of the time. He hadn’t worked out that these two women’s bedrooms shared a back wall. Unfortunately my friend had an extremely characteristic smoker’s cough at the time and found himself dumped in short order.

can we just forget i posted jan 24? it'll save some people the displeasure of rooting around american interior west shitholes until they stumble on laramie, wyoming.

I've been there, it was nice

But, like, for one night

Yes this is a city

https://i.imgur.com/oxImAQz.jpg

Hmm I think I've worked it out but googling what I did to do so, for such a quick result, seems a little..unsporting.

I did think someone would probably get this one quite quickly

I'll just give it a few minutes if someone else knows without needing to do cursory research of Europe's tallest urban viaducts.

that bridge/viaduct is distinctive - not that i can find it via google

Luxembourg?