WHERE AM I? --Travel Game

Gibraltar??

In England?

Is that the Turkish flag???

or Indonesian??

Turkey??
Indonesia??

Not the Turkish flag, that's red with a crescent and star

Red and white flag is either Indonesia, Poland, or Monaco. The Union Jack is on its own left, meaning it is 'below' the red & white flag.

Could this be the Monegasque embassy in London?
But the chalkboard out front makes me think it's a restaurant.....? Could we have a larger picture- what is written on the chalkboard?

Monaco's flag is square. Poland's is rectangular and the white is on top.

So my guess is: the British consulate in Krakow!

margo, You're right! I'm surprised somebody was able to answer this one so quickly. It's the oldest pub in Gibralter. Congrats to margo.

Way to go, Margo!!

I have no idea at all how I knew that! Have you posted it somewhere before, c.i.?

Anzac Bridge, Sydney, NSW

Just tooo goood, Fealola!

How on earth did you get it so quickly?
Adrian just PM'd me to say that he wouldn't participate as he climbed over it during construction.

I walked across it the day it opened; it's one of my favourite bridges!

I find it quite difficult to know what to post here. I shiould have stuck with my first choice

Well, because it was you, I immediatly googled (allowed in this game!) "bridges australia" and looked at picts. Not so genius!

You'll keep - I've got a beauty for the next time I'm up - if I can remember where it was, now!

margo, I don't believe so, but anything is possible. I have over 2,000 photos - if not more.

c.i., it's just such an odd place to pop into a head - even one as odd as mine! You'd never in any sensible way think of Gibraltar, so....beats me!

This place has had many occupants and stories. Name at least one entity that has occupied it and it's location.

That's not the Hal Roach Studio is it?

Hal Roach Studios did not occupy this exact piece of real estate.

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How about David O. Selznick studio.

Yep! (Good enough it's in Culver City, CA) Now Sony Studios

On this site in 1919, the colonial administration building of what was to become one of Culver City's three major motion picture studios was completed.  

Built by and first producing films as the Thomas H. Ince Studios, it later became known as DeMille Studios, RKO, Pathe, RKO Pathe, Selznick, Desilu, Culver City Studios, Laird International Studio.  On the back lot, such famous scenes as "The Burning of Atlanta" from "Gone With the Wind" were filmed.