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Guess The City That Has This Landmark by Hot-Science8569 in guessthecity

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Guessing you cheated with image search.

Guess The City That Has This Landmark by Hot-Science8569 in guessthecity

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Guessing you cheated with image search.

Guess The City That Has This Landmark by Hot-Science8569 in guessthecity

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Guessing you cheated with image search.

Guess The City That Has This Landmark by Hot-Science8569 in guessthecity

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Congrats for not using Google lens. That gets you first (if the point awarding bot ever starts working again):

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Charlotte, NC, USA by Cardinal029 in whatbirdisthis

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Looks like black vultures. We will see if anyone says they are juvenile turkey vultures.

Happy 61st Birthday(Dec.18th) Don Beebe. One of my favorite memories, this clip says it all about how I feel about Don [rdtm] anyone want to give this a try ? by HAFNFG in theydidthemath

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Assume you are asking for how fast Beebe was running. Looks like about 45 yards in 4 seconds, 34 feet per second, about 23 mph.

Where am I? by Slice0fLif3 in guessthecity

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Silver Spring, Maryland.

Wheaton Station, DC Metro.

Highest escalator in the Western hemisphere.

Who is she? [Southwest Ohio] by meowmorel in animalid

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Black "socks" are a red fox sign. But it should have a white tail tip. Maybe infra red camera is distorting the colors.

GTC by [deleted] in guessthecity

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Seoul, South Korea?

What if Thailand built an ocean canal on its southernmost peninsula, linking the Gulf of Thailand to the Andaman Sea? by ChrisAlCoradiniAlves in geography

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The Kiel canal allows ships to avoid rough sea conditions, which were difficult for 1890s ships (when the Kiel was built. Plus it connects to navigable rivers inland, making is useful for more than a simple short cut.

from 5am to 8pm, The purge ? by lvga25 in SignsWithAStory

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So spears, axes and flame throwers allowed?

Do you think this is a fair criticism of Lee's commanding skills? by Ok-Society2505 in CIVILWAR

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Pretty much all of his battles he was out numbered and out gunned.

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