Indeed it is! I really enjoy that gorge every time I'm on Crete, I pay it a visit
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Indeed it is! I really enjoy that gorge every time I'm on Crete, I pay it a visit
Over to you
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I think it's better described as post-colonial.
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Ok...........it was built in a former French colony.
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On an island.
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starting in 1805
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Lots of clues! The Haiti Fortress?
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I guess it will have to doOriginally Posted by Spear Dog
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Sydney, Australia
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Yes, + rep, but which part of Sydney? - and not Sydney cove or The Rocks. Bonus rep for specific ID.
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Circular Quay - for a great ferry ride to Manley.
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Yes, Circular Quay. Where it all started for colonial Australia, by the long gone stream right in the middle there somewhere. I was curious how recognisable Sydney would be with out it's trademark Opera House and Harbour Bridge, just out of shot to the left and right respectively. You'll have to wait a little while for the bonus rep - feel free to remind me later.
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Easy when you have been there umpteen times - the high rises including the AMP tower, the Sailors home, restaurants near the Park Hyatt Hotel including Doyles at the Wharf...
Next challenge which picks up the nautical theme...
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I think that ship on the right is the MSC Lea, in which case odds are this is somewhere in the Mediterranean
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Cadiz, Spain
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It is indeed - over to you...
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