No correct answers yet. anfield doesn't know it? :eek:
But it is a different angle of something else...or rather the thingies in the background are the ones usually seen in common photos of this place.
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No correct answers yet. anfield doesn't know it? :eek:
But it is a different angle of something else...or rather the thingies in the background are the ones usually seen in common photos of this place.
I don't have a clue, so it is random guess time
Thinking the Andes looking at the peaks, so Anconcagua
Andes it is but not the highest Aconcagua.
It's not where Uruguayan Flight 571 crashed and all the footballers who survived ate each other is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
I don't know if that happened here.
- this is a famous tourist spot, obviously for trekkers/hikers and nature lovers. I read about this location in a travelogue and have been dreaming of going there forever(along with similar places in Himalaya, Alps and Alaska :s )
If no answer by tonight, I'll give it up.
Matchu Pichu or the mountains behind it from the back?
I know!Quote:
Originally Posted by anfield5
Someone has taken a camera and put it up to Abraham Lincoln's head at the Lincoln Memorial. I always thought that his head was full of caramel corns but I guess that it's actually a dimensional portal to another world.
:rolleyes:
Should I give the answer?
Yes!
And ask a new one.
I'm not gonna ask a Q, someone else needs to have a go...
That photo was from the Torres del Paine National Park in Chile..specifically of the Cuernos del Paine (the background peaks are the actual Towers = Torres)