It’s quiz time again! Once more I’m looking for those that really know the country inside-out. Can you name the eleven places pictured below?
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¡Suerte!
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It’s quiz time again! Once more I’m looking for those that really know the country inside-out. Can you name the eleven places pictured below?
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

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10.

11.

¡Suerte!
Parubin
19 Jan 09 at 4:41 pm
No way I could name the eleven pictures !!!
This quiz is really tough. I’m only positive about three of them and I could take a good guess on another three or four, depending on how specific do you need the answers to be in order to give an ok (for instance, I imagine it would not be enough to say no. 2 is “La Mancha”).
Graeme
19 Jan 09 at 5:04 pm
I would guess Consuegra for number 2, Tarragona for number 4, Merida for number 5. I’m pretty sure 6 is Chinchon and 9 is Avila. As for the rest, NPI!
Urgellenk
19 Jan 09 at 6:39 pm
Here are my guesses:
1- Roman Ruins on Bolonia Beach (Cadis)
2- Windmill on Cerro Calderico in Consuegra (Toledo)
3- Somewhere in the Cape of Gata (Almeria)
4- Castellers festival in the Tarragona arena.
5- Ruins of the Roman Temple in Cordova.
6- Plaza Mayor in Chinchon (Madrid).
7- Lighthouse at Trafalgar Cape (Cadis).
8- Somewhere near Plaza de las Flores in Cadis’ old town
9- Gate of Saint Vincent in the Avila City Wall.
10- View of Malaga from the Gibralfaro Castle.
11- I would say somewhere in Galicia but I am totally clueless.
Parubin
19 Jan 09 at 7:13 pm
@ Urgellenk : Impressive display of Spain-knowledge.
no.11 is an Oyster Stand at the ‘Mercado Da Piedra’ in Vigo, Galicia. You can tell if you take a careful look at what it says in the sign next to the fishmonger’s cap (above the table in which a family is having lunch).
Ben
19 Jan 09 at 9:39 pm
Wow, Urgellenk, have you been following in my footsteps around Spain?! Parubin completed the puzzle with Vigo, but still, Urgellenk is a 100% bona fide hispanofile!
Keith Grossman
19 Jan 09 at 11:59 pm
I totally agreed with Urgellenk!
gary
20 Jan 09 at 4:18 pm
Yeah, me too, near enough….;-)
Urgellenk
20 Jan 09 at 6:31 pm
Well, I lived in Spain years ago and I still visit frequently, so I guess I do qualify as a hispanofile.
Parubin: your eyesight is amazing. Even knowing what is written on it, I am still unable to read that sign.
gary
20 Jan 09 at 9:26 pm
@Urgellenk -right click the picture and select View Image
Hold doen the control key (ctrl) and hit the + sign repeatedly to get a closer look
Mac users its Command (cmd) – also known as the apple key but they dont put the pic there any more!!
frank bravo
21 Jan 09 at 9:09 pm
Number 11 I know for sure. It’s the oyster street in Vigo, Galicia.
Jonk
22 Jan 09 at 4:10 pm
By some fluke I have been to basically all the places on the list/in that proximity (besides 3 and 9), if we include a bus that went through Vigo, stopped, but I didnt get off.
The roman ruins in the south are fantastic, had no idea they were there, just followed a road sign in my rental car and it was worth the detour
Graham
31 Jan 09 at 12:46 am
I shared this on Google Reader with those looking at my blogsite. O only got three! Time for some serious getting down to knowing Spain again.