Guess the location (a new game)

Tick, obviously…
Fantastic city… would love to go back one of these days…

No I haven’t seen the movie - I’ll look out for it.

It was the longest running foreign film at the Christchurch Arts centre.

[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0155722/]

At work so sorry if I don’t reply quickly

That’s The Theatre Royal in Castlemaine.

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That certainly is. :+1:

K then.
Where the hell is this -

Tongariro crossing ?

Yep. It’s like a game of tennis in here today!
High point of Tongariro Crossing below Mt Ngauruhoe (AKA Mt Doom)…

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Great city.

Great photo!

Wild stabs:
Berlin?
Chicago?

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Chicago.
Great city for photography.
Your up @BAAKKEERRRR :wink:

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OK, this one’s not particularly scenic… but the contents are very specific to where it was taken (I’ll point out that this is not my photo - though I do have one identical to it…)

Having done that trip numerous times I’m very confident its the Shanghai Maglev from the airport

Absolutely.

Travelling at 431 km/h is quite spectacular. Our group of 20-odd was challenged by our tourguide on the to & from journeys to try and get a photo of the opposite-bound train (the boom of which you can hear approaching for a good 5-ish seconds beforehand) at the track midpoint. Even with burst mode, only one of us managed it and even then only a tiny bit of it was visible in the shot.

Quick one

Part of the India/Pakistan border?

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I think @BAAKKEERRRR has it.

Is it the flag lowering ceremony?

Wait for confirmation or otherwise, but I’m out of photos (and/or inspiration) - someone else is welcome to have a crack…

Yes the border crossing at Wahga-Attari.
About 30km outside of Amritsar and about the same to Lahore
Both countries have built stadiums so people can watch the changing of the guard.
Was a little unnerving for Mrs Ace as both sets of crowds taunt each other across the fence and it gets quite willing.

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One more from me then.

Big part of out history this one.