Guess where in the world?

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by badger333

Hello everyone, new to the forum. Can anyone guess this spot?

Okay, I'll play: Savanah Bay, British Virgin Islands.

[anielsen71]

Originally Posted by Buug959

There's a stairwell in that square that leads you down into the underground cellars where beer has been brewed, aged and stored since the 1300s.

Mmmm im going there late July for an AC/DC concert.
Might take look at those cellars 😊

[Buug959]

Originally Posted by anielsen71

Mmmm im going there late July for an AC/DC concert.
Might take look at those cellars 😊

Definitely worth checking out.

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Yes, it is part of a huge labyrinth of tunnels. As early as in the year 1303, the council of the city of Nuremberg passed a „Reinheitsgebot“ requiring that only barley malt may be used for brewing. This „purity law“marks the beginning of Nuremberg's beer history as it is still known to us. You can tour the cellars with a guide and at the end you have a beer tasting at the Hausbrauerei Altstadthof.

https://hausbrauerei-altstadthof.de/

I rode/drove there a few times mainly for the Christmas market.

That area was my delivery area when I first went to work for UPS. I was the guy on foot in the Fußgängerzone, running back and forth to the truck with a two-wheeler piled high with packages.

[badger333]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Okay, I'll play: Savanah Bay, British Virgin Islands.

Bingo! You got it.

[Lady Jane]

Finding the location is super easy but finding its origin will be more difficult.

[GarySL]

^The boulder is located in a forest in the western part of the Ruokolahti, Finland. Erratics are fun, clearly moved by the nearest glacier, somewhere 'upstream' from Ruokolahti.

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by GarySL

^The boulder is located in a forest in the western part of the Ruokolahti, Finland. Erratics are fun, clearly moved by the nearest glacier, somewhere 'upstream' from Ruokolahti.

https://www.thenomadtoday.com/articu...201001392.html

[Lady Jane]

[GarySL]

^Parana Delta, Argentina?

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by GarySL

^Parana Delta, Argentina?

https://unusualplaces.org/the-eye-argentina/

[Lady Jane]

What is the name of that volcano in the background?

[GarySL]

Snæfellsjökull? In the background of the Ingjaldshóls Church near the village of Hellisandur (on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula), which modern tourists have dubbed “Angry Birds Church” because of the white red-billed birds diving in the vicinity of the church.

[GarySL]

What is the name of this mountain (pic taken last week)?

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by GarySL

What is the name of this mountain (pic taken last week)?

I you were in Alaska last week, I would be tempted to say Denali.

[GarySL]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

I you were in Alaska last week, I would be tempted to say Denali.

Denali is right, taken from the Denali National Park road from the bus turn around (road access to the the visitor center at Eielson is still blocked by a washout).

[Lady Jane]

What is it and where?

[GarySL]

An underground entrance, designed by architect Zbigniew Peter Pininski in 1986, it welcomes passengers to the Bockenheimer Warte station, located next to the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in the heart of the German city of Frankfurt.

[Lady Jane]

It's not the bridge over the river Kwai.

[GarySL]

Pont de Singe, "Monkey Bridge", created by French artist Olivier Grossetête who used three enormous helium balloons to float a rope bridge over a lake in Tatton Park, Knutsford, England.

[ezaircon4jc]

The bridge over the river Why...

[hubbahubba]

^^^