chongquing?
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Last: 13 yr ago by heddleston
tokyo
none of the above so far
more clues?
[This message has been edited by Cru (edited 12/31/2008 10:31a).]
more clues?
[This message has been edited by Cru (edited 12/31/2008 10:31a).]
hong kong?
Wuhan
TH got it.
How did you figure it out? (probably because you know me?)
[This message has been edited by Cru (edited 12/31/2008 10:33a).]
How did you figure it out? (probably because you know me?)
[This message has been edited by Cru (edited 12/31/2008 10:33a).]
nanjing
TH, did you google that? Be honest now...
After my guess, i googled it. I woulda never guessed that.
After my guess, i googled it. I woulda never guessed that.
I have a Chinese friend two offices down, I just had him start naming cities along the Yangtze
I had actually overlooked the fact that you did missionary work there
I had actually overlooked the fact that you did missionary work there
so you did google it
Lol...you used the Phone a friend? Nice. I suppose that is always a loophole.
TH wins that round.
5 minutes, and 3 clues if you please, Mr President.
TH wins that round.
5 minutes, and 3 clues if you please, Mr President.
For a city I had never heard of until I lived there, I sure do run across a ton of people from there now.
On my cruise I ran into 2 people who lived there.
There were 5 Chinese Olympians from there, one of which won the men's all around in gymnastics.
On my cruise I ran into 2 people who lived there.
There were 5 Chinese Olympians from there, one of which won the men's all around in gymnastics.
King Philip II of Spain granted it the title of City in 1592
Was attacked and burned by French corsair Jacques de Sores in 1555
The Almendares River traverses the city from south to north
Was attacked and burned by French corsair Jacques de Sores in 1555
The Almendares River traverses the city from south to north
San Juan?
Sorry, double tap.
[This message has been edited by The AntAGonist (edited 12/31/2008 10:38a).]
[This message has been edited by The AntAGonist (edited 12/31/2008 10:38a).]
no San Juan
Havana
and I know that last one was a stab at me, which is why I edited my post. I was thinking of something else, TH.
and I know that last one was a stab at me, which is why I edited my post. I was thinking of something else, TH.
Havana correcto
wasn't a stab vero, just a cut/paste from wiki
wasn't a stab vero, just a cut/paste from wiki
no worries. sorry to point blame.
give me a few
give me a few
Vero again.
5 min.
5 min.
So far, Im 0 for 3 or something. Im beginning to feel like I barely passed world history and geography.
-at one time, the city was actually 2 cities that is divided by a river, but is now one
-was completely destroyed in 1686
-Home of the Vigadó Concert Hall
-was completely destroyed in 1686
-Home of the Vigadó Concert Hall
Budapest
vienna
winner winner chicken dinner, Chuy.
Chuy FTW.
5 minues and 3 new clues...
5 minues and 3 new clues...
-This city has been called the "touchstone of Renaissance urbanism."
-It sits on the site of the village where a pope was born.
-Its most famous structure was consecrated in 1462.
-It sits on the site of the village where a pope was born.
-Its most famous structure was consecrated in 1462.
Vatican CIty?
Florence?
florence?
Milan
Pienza?
Cru wins.
I only knew that because of when I went to Italy we drove through there on the way to Siena. I want to live in Siena one day. I love that town.
I googled "consecrated in 1462" a plethora of results, my next guess would have been Tuscany
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