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It has been a while since I've seen a thread like this - the rules are simple: attempt to identify the location of the last posted picture in the thread. Once the picture poster confirms the first correct responder that person then gets to add a (sailing-related) picture to the thread and the game continues.
Since I'm no good at this type of guesswork my only chance of getting a picture into the thread is by starting it off with the following picture:
You mean Kowloon, near Hong Kong? No, you need to travel 1406NM SW from Kowloon. The structure was constructed though at Skekou only a few miles from Kowloon.
Batam it is. I thought I would never get to pass the baton. Well done Faster, you must have just pipped Donjuanluis to the post.
All the pics were taken from McDermotts fabrication yard there.
As Seaduction found it, he should be the one!!!
I found it in the thread "Picture those perfect moments", as a Vancouver water front!
Another nice thread to follow!
is that Pto. Auchemo (2.46 in the Italian Guide) or Tictoc (2.47)? I seem to remember that particular view of the Corcovado but would have to go back through my pics. Puerto Montt and the Chiloe area are truly stunning cruising grounds!!
I wish it was me the one who took that picture (panoramio hack), The second picture is Mount Melimoyu, In 2009 Chaiten went on, and caused a huge mess in the region. Ashes traveled across the continent and landed in our town. Every day cars were covered with a thin layer of ashes, and we are 900 nm away. I agree, it is a magnificent place to cruise.
Corcovado is a bit to the north, and looks different. http://www.panoramio.com/photo_explorer#user=370807&with_photo_id=93335069&order=date_desc
i was down there in 2010 and again in 2012 and the damage to Chaiten was unreal. the lahars flowed right through the middle of town destroying all in their path. bulldozers and backhoes were still working nonstop to clear the debris. very sad.
It's not 24 hours and I would feel I was cheating anyway - I spent 6 months working just down the road and often wandered down to that waterfront at lunch time. I think I even know which building you were in
Definitely South Street Seaport. Unless I'm mistaken, taken from either the Prudential-Bach Building or, more likely, the American International Group Building.
So you got it obelisk - no need to wait for Brad top post the next picture..
Good Morning world. Aghhhh! Its only 5:09am; darn time change! I see someone nailed it.
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