That would be really too difficult, I admit - it's my native town, Geseke, with the remaining three cement factories ... out of 7, when I was at school and some 20, when my mother was young.
(Actually, the person, who's now the CEO of Yanbu Cement Company had had coffee once in our house when he was a visiting engeneer in big plant there :wink: )
Someone else please - good night!
Goodnight, Walter, and that's quite a place with interesting connections. Why not our Greek friend.( not certain if Ellinas is a man or a woman)
Well it is 1 o clock in the night here, I don't think I will have time, thanks for the invitation.
And Ellinas is a male form of noun
.
Okay Walter. When you return you can tell us where this is:
Hi, Letty. I discovered on another thread that HE is indeed male.
How are you dear friend, Letty?
Looks like farmland around here, Tico-!
Ticomaya wrote:Okay Walter. When you return you can tell us where this is:
Right smack in the middle of the heartland - I would think. :wink:
That's a good one, Tico. What sort of land use is that, I wonder?
Looks agricultural, but why the funny shapes and the small plots/fields? All will be revealed no doubt.
Is it in Holland?
ah, sweet devri, I am surviving, honey.
Goodnight, to that man in Greece who is part of the most wonderful world of mythology.
Please continue Kansas and Westphalia.
Great Basin - California?
Yep, Walter had it. Right smack in the middle of the heartland.
It's farmland in Kansas. The circles are caused by the irrigation equipment.
Sure they're not crop circles, Tico?
Well, Walter is asleep, so I think someone else should take a turn.
Good then I will post a picture (you're probably all asleep by now)...
Where is this?
Haha, Tico, that would be a riot. No, of course.
Southwest US?
Southern Cali?
It's not California, but one does consider it to be west of
Kansas, but not really that far south.
