Tuesday, 25 January 2022

Tuesday's Travels 22-04

Goodmorning, it is time for Tuesday's Travels again. And this photo here is part of the Liver Building in Liverpool, England. Several of you knew that and points go to Fun60, Hilary, Yamini and Gera. 
My story? I have been to Liverpool twice. The first time I only saw Beatles related things and the second time was with the University of Utrecht. Unfortunately the morning I had off and I could see a bit of Liverpool, was also the morning my camera decided to quit on me (empty batteries) and I didn't carry any spares. So I have very few photos. Oh, for all the non-Brits: Liver in the building is pronounced like diver. 

On to this week's challenge. Where is this? Have you ever been? Tell us your story. Answer next week. Good luck! 
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  1. Yamini MacLean25 January 2022 at 13:23

    Hari Om
    ...weeelllll... one would be tempted to say it is a Nordic fjord... HOWEVER - knowing you visited Alberta, this might - I say might - be Lake Louise??? YAM xx

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  2. Millie and Walter25 January 2022 at 16:05

    We have no idea where that lake is but it sure is beautiful.

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  3. Debby@Just Breathe25 January 2022 at 18:49

    Wow, that is a beautiful photo.

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  4. Hilary25 January 2022 at 21:46

    It certainly is a beautful photo, I thought it may have been in Europe somewhere, like Switzerland or France or Italy. Then remembered you had been to Canada so thought it may be there, maybe the Rockies.

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  5. Anvilcloud26 January 2022 at 13:15

    Oh, I think I know that one, but I won’t chime in. Next week will reveal if I am correct.

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  6. Gattina27 January 2022 at 10:30

    When you have seen so many places in the world finally you start to think "It looks like in ..." It reminds me Scotland but where no idea ! The church could also be everywher except in a catholic country !

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  7. Janice30 January 2022 at 02:09

    I want to say Lake Louise in Canada. We visited there in 2008. Climb the 'trail' on the mountain to the left. We were about 700 or so feet above the lake looking back toward the hotel.

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