Where was I?

[qbay46]

Boston

[Kristelle]

Bayonne, New Jersey?

 

PS now that I am home and seeing photo enlarged on computer screen and not on small phone screen - can see Shanghai was a silly guess since writing on signs is in English 😳

 

 

[Yaya_in_Oz]

Yes, I was in Boston but its a big city. Where am I in Boston?

[cruiser3775]

The glass dome on Tammany Hall?

[Mareblu]

It’s a mall, we’ve been there, enjoyed a tasty chowder lunch but can’t remember the name

[Yaya_in_Oz]

Not Tammany Hall, hadn't heard of that.

 

Hint: This is what we are looking at from another angle.

 

[qbay46]

Prudential Center,Boston

[cruiser3775]

The Mall walkways at the Prudential Mall.

 

Tammany Hall is an historical building which has an amazing piece of modern architecture added in the form of a glass "turtle" roof.

Edited March 29 by cruiser3775

[Yaya_in_Oz]

Yes it is the Prudential Centre. The skywalk has great views.

@qbay46 you just pipped @cruiser3775 with the correct answer so its your turn.

 

 

[qbay46]

[Mareblu]

Gundagai?

[qbay46]

4 minutes ago, Mareblu said:

Gundagai?

Sorry not there

[cruiser3775]

Prairie Hotel, South Australia. Home of the ultimate roadkill plate.

[qbay46]

4 minutes ago, cruiser3775 said:

Prairie Hotel, South Australia. Home of the ultimate roadkill plate.

Correct on the road heading north to Birdsville, very interesting menu, we enjoyed trying some of there dishes. Different.

your turn

[cruiser3775]

It's hard to find something. This one is very remote.

 

[MicCanberra]

Gideon?

[cruiser3775]

Not correct. Sorry, I don't know where Gideon is. 

[MicCanberra]

Lol, It is an area in North America, Margaret Atwood's new country.

[Kristelle]

Glastonbury?

 

But that isnt remote. 

[cruiser3775]

No, not Glastonbury. Here's another clue:

[Blackduck59]

Port Stanley, Falkland Islands

[cruiser3775]

No, much further north

[lyndarra]

Fort Prince of Wales, Churchill, Manitoba

[cruiser3775]

Well I thought no-one would get that.   

Yes, it is on the outskirts of Churchill on Hudson Bay in Canada. The 18th century fort was built by the Hudson Bay Company to protect their business from the French. The whole time we were there, we were accompanied by two local Inuit security officers with rifles, in case of lurking polar bears.  We are wearing the red coverups because we had just been on a boat trip in the estuary to see beautiful white Beluga whales.  A magic place, very remote, no roads in.

Your turn, Lyndarra

Edited March 29 by cruiser3775

[lyndarra]

Thank you.

The flag flying there is the Union Jack which was the official British flag until 1801 when Ireland was included with the addition of St. Patrick's cross.

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