Guess where this is?

[squire]

yes scottish but not galloway

[GNEP]

well there is a blue sky and no rain in your pictures so I guess a wee bit further east then (and so also further north of course)

[squire]

Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed here

Its in the east of scotland

[squire]

More common view of it

[KvHagedorn]

Linlithgow Palace, in Linlithgow, just West of Edinburgh.

All of the Stewart kings lived here, and numerous renovations to the palace’s grand facades and chambers were carried out as each sought to create the ideal modern palace. The birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots.

[Brian Ellis]

Bloody hell, I spent the first 19 years of my life within spitting distance of it -- OK longish spit! Never been inside it or close to it, though. I hang my head in shame.

[squire]

Sorry for delay folks but yes KvH you got it

[KvHagedorn]

Alright, this should be relatively easy.. what city is this?

[squire]

southern hemisphere or north america...?

[Novdid]

It doesn't look like europe. The buildings say n america to me.

[Brian Ellis]

I agree with Novdid. I'll go further. The sun is low in the sky but there are few lights in the office blocks and few cars in the park, so I suggest it is dawn, rather than sunset. That may suggest East coast, rather than West (although it could be SF bay). However, the brick power station in the middle of the city looks very architecturally similar to the one in Baltimore (which I'm pretty sure it isn't, because the Inner Harbor doesn't have all that water). Now the big question is whether the water is sea, bay, strait, river or lake. My gut feeling is lake. How about somewhere on the W side of Michigan????

[squire]

if yo ulook at the white tower I think it says AT&T but also looks like ANZ hence the possibility of NZ

[lecter]

It's AT&T for sure...

[Brian Ellis]

Yup, and it looks like a Marriott hotel to the left

[KvHagedorn]

North America is correct. It is not on Lake Michigan.