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It's in Europe but has many namesakes in America.
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Clue: Wat Tyler can probably see his house if he squints hard enough.
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Must be Birmingham then.
Brother, these Americans are shopkeeper souls stinking to heaven. Dead for all spiritual life, totally dead. The nightingale is right that it does not come to these wretched existences. To me it is of serious, deeper meaning that America has no nightingale at all. To me it seems to be poetic justice. A Niagara voice is necessary to preach to these crooks that there are higher Gods than those coined in the mints."
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It's not Birmingham.
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Now that I come to think of it I recognize Bristol harbour.
Far too many rivers in England to tell from such altitude. Thames, Avon - they all look the same. So why did I guess Birmingham then? I am getting old.
Brother, these Americans are shopkeeper souls stinking to heaven. Dead for all spiritual life, totally dead. The nightingale is right that it does not come to these wretched existences. To me it is of serious, deeper meaning that America has no nightingale at all. To me it seems to be poetic justice. A Niagara voice is necessary to preach to these crooks that there are higher Gods than those coined in the mints."
(Nikolaus Lenau, 1833)
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You can see Ashton Gate at the bottom of the picture. You can see my Nan's street too.
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Originally Posted by Phlegethon
Right answer! Your turn, you can't refuse it.:nono:
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I can refuse it, because I am not going to install Google Earth on this crap computer I am currently on.
Someone jump in, please! Apart from that it was like a penalty without goalie after the last hint, anyway.
Brother, these Americans are shopkeeper souls stinking to heaven. Dead for all spiritual life, totally dead. The nightingale is right that it does not come to these wretched existences. To me it is of serious, deeper meaning that America has no nightingale at all. To me it seems to be poetic justice. A Niagara voice is necessary to preach to these crooks that there are higher Gods than those coined in the mints."
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It's a town in Europe, with a population of almost 15 000, if you look closely then you can see a political border in the terrain.
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