Another oldie from my travel photo archives. I consider this easy-to-moderate in guess-a-bility. 🙂
Where was I when this pic was taken?
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Gringo - aka Scott - was born outside of Chicago and has lived most of his life in or around big cities. He spent two years of his adult life in Mexico City (talk about big cities!) and fell in love with Mexican food and culture all while weathering the challenges of life in a city with over 20 million people. Life's unpredictable journey has since brought him to Tennessee, where he is close to family and to the natural beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains. Scott also enjoys movies, hiking, top ten lists, and travel in general.
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I’m going to ignore the fact that this is obvious click bait by submitting my “guess” for Mostar, Bosnia, in front of the Stari Most. In fact, I think I have a photo at the exact same spot.
Dangit, beat The Herr to it! 😛
Mostar.. duh. doesn’t everyone have a photo right there?
Dang. Too slow on this one. Mostar and Stari Most was my educated “guess”.
Wow, you guys are fast!
Yes, Mostar (Bosnia-Herzegovina) is correct, specifically the Stari Most bridge as seen from elsewhere in the charming Old Town. Mostar is probably “the new Prague” in terms of its fixture on the Eastern Europe backpacking scene, but the country itself still carries a “Huh? Where the hell is that? Isn’t there a war there?” reputation in wider circles. Too bad – Mostar and greater Bosnia as a whole merits a visit!
And this wasn’t “obvious click bait.” Rather, just something fresh for the site while I work on a meatier post. I try to represent all corners of the globe in my “Where am I” series. 🙂
Thanks for playing everyone!
“The New Prague” – LOL! The cliché that refuses to die, eh?
http://saristein.typepad.com/blog/2011/03/is-mobile-the-new-prague.html
And I agree, Bosnia is definitely worth a visit. Sarajevo is one of the most interesting cities I’ve ever been to in my life.
Haha, I love that cliché! Having said that, it should probably be updated to, say, “The New Zagreb,” as Prague’s tourist hordes are now indistinguishable from those of London, Paris, or Rome – and have been for some time.
Love Sarajevo.