Where is this?

Guillermo is not Dutch enough for that job..............

[Angélique]

Originally Posted by apex1

Well I think Teddy was close enough to take the turn then!

OK with me. Teddy, I hope it still runs when I get back

(and Teddy was closer with the size of Fortuna I think / thought)

Regards,
Angel

P.S.
Checked the size of the Fortunas, had to know
Fortuna built in 1978 by Palmer Johnson: 100' - 30.5 m (gas turbine). For sale in 1996.
Fortuna built in 2000 by IZAR: 136' - 41.5 m (3 gas turbines). For sale in 2018

Originally Posted by Angélique

P.S.
Checked the size of the Fortunas, had to know
Fortuna built in 1978 by Palmer Johnson: 100' - 30.5 m (gas turbine). For sale in 1996.
Fortuna built in 2000 by IZAR: 136' - 41.5 m (3 gas turbines). For sale in 2018

Check again,
you´re missing one.


No Teddy?
Anyone else? Mike Johns, Hoytedow, Mark?

[MikeJohns]

I still think we should lobby Ad Hoc for a few Japanese themes.

John...... ?

[hoytedow]

Let Ad Hoc take a turn.

J O H N !!!

[Ad Hoc]

ok ok okay!!!....i'm rushing off to uni in a few mins, got a bit of consultancy work to do there.
When i get back...i'll oblige

[Ad Hoc]

Ok...i've just had a few spare mins....here is one i took last winter. It is just 5mins up the mountain from my in-laws house. Great views...and what can be seen at the waters edge????

If it is where I assume it is, then we should see two very well known buildings (or at least one, both will not fit in one picture), but I do´nt see one.

Anyway I´m not allowed to name the solution.

[Ad Hoc]

apex

Does.."oooh nooo" you don't,.... give a clue???

No......................


but what does that mean? When do I have a clue....................

[Ad Hoc]

The first clue to its location is .."oooh nooo"..

What has this Uni to do with Ohh Nooo


edit:
that was too easy for others.........I deleted the picture.

Is the Sanyō-Shinkansen near?

And my first assumption was wrong! I thought one should see A. Kaikyo - B. or the airport....

[Ad Hoc]

Not the uni..there isn't one near by!

The ooohh nooo..is a clue to its location.

Remember, this is Japan, place names in Japan/Japanese are very unfamiliar to us 'westerners'...and the name of a town/island/city etc....using their pronunciations, can be played with, in English pronounciation...assuming one knows the location!!

Jaa............................................

and............................................Hähääää...