I just went screaming through the house and my year-old son thought something terrible just happened! A previous winner, though, was less excited about last week :. I resigned myself in disgust and self-loathing. I may not have time to enter VFYW this week. There is wood to cut, split and stack for winter. A neighbour has a power splitter, but I prefer the sound of the thwack as the axe cleaves the wood.
I gushed about how it was the coolest creation of mankind. What a cool little contest this week. There are a ton of places in the American West that look like that. But there are a load of little clues and one big one that should lead diligent sleuths to the right place.
Steeples helped me find the right location a few times in the past for example, Evanston and Trondheim. So I resorted to the old brick smokestack, and it took me to the right place. Thank you for this wonderful weekly diversion!
My technique was drawing a line from two landmarks that are mostly inline with the camera location:. This could be just about anyplace in the American West. It just looks like Idaho to me for some reason. My first thought was Greece, which I visited recently, and it had the same kind of scrubby landscape as southern Spain, created by the olive farms β¦ but the American flag makes that unlikely.
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