FlohEinsteinI just realized that the International Organization for Standardization ISO uses a picture from Switzerland to illustrate their popular standards page about ISO8601.
But do you know where it was taken?
doboprobodyne@dim0kq
1 data point: Geospy.com didn't get it - given the image and your accompanying post it said 48°00'00.0"N 37°48'00.0"E
Obviously I'm a geolocation ignoramous, but I suspect the subreddits r/guessmylocation or r/geoguessr or similar web fora might give it a better go!
Piiieps & Brummm@ddbkultur Das muss sich doch lokalisieren lassen?
Welche Freibäder hatten 1939 einen 10m-Turm? In welchen Regionen hat der Fotograf gearbeitet? Wo gab oder gibt es so ein Gebäude im Hintergrund?
Die Struktur der Fassade sieht für mich nach Muschelkalk aus, aber da ist das Bild nicht detailreich genug und ich kann mich täuschen.
Martin De WulfLittle enigma if somebody wants to try: I bought a cap second hand, and I'm now wondering what the territory drawn in the logo on it might be.
The cap has been imported in France and I found it in Brussels, but that's all I know. I tried a few things to find out, but so far, no success. Any idea?
Rob WilliamsonI wonder if it's using bird dialects.
https://birdfact.com/bird-behavior/communication/dialects-in-bird-songs
I don't like that LLMs are being used to geo-guess. Very unsurprising, in hindsight.
However, I love that Cockney pigeons are theoretically a thing. "Are you using that chewing gum and puke, guvnah?"
