Maybe we could try this.
ITT: Post a pic of yourself, or a picture you've taken of a land mark or tourist spot and see if other anons have been in the exact same, or close to the same spot.
pic from 2012 in London
>>1095305
is that you m cuckerberg
2014
>>1095311
Is that the nurburgerkinger? Bucket list place for sure.
Pic related: Royal Enfield factory in Chennai India
14 World Cup
>>1095319
Nürburgring you idiot. Nürnburg-ring.
>>1095356
stop being an autist
Buenos Aires
Good chance someone else from here will have been here at some point
>>1095383
Don't be mean it's not a rate thread
>>1095305
ITT we convince /trv/ to try and dox themselves while being laughed at by anons
>>1095417
>>>/B/
>>1095356
>Fails to identify a joke
>calls someone else an idiot
>>1095483
estas todo meco pendejo
>>1095311
Me again. Yes, did 6 laps of the ring. It's the Nurburgring Nordschleiffe in the town of Nurburg (with an Umlaut but whatevs). Not to be confused with Nurnburg, Nuremburg, or all the other shit people confuse it with. Got a jacket from the gift shop and had people back home in MRKA ask me why I have a jacket from "those Nazi trials." Also hit up the Audi/BMW factories, drove ~1000ish miles on the Autobahn and did Oktoberfest. All crammed into about a week (way too little time seriously).
>>1095319
Pretty fuckin cool mate, my company is based out of Chennai and have been itching to go there and rent a Royal Enfield on which I'd probably die riding in crazy Indian traffic
>>1095556
I went on the factory tour so I didn't really get to test drive one, km sure I could but I'd have to go along way out of Chennai to really stretch the bikes legs.
I always dreamed of taking my first car a 1987 VW scirocco 16v around the ring but Rocco died an awful death unfortunately
Worth seeing once. Unfortunately this is from my second visit, because the friend I was visiting London with hadn't been.
>>1095840
I've been there
I'll post a pic when I get home
>>1095840
Did you go to Salisbury to see the magna Carta too?
>>1095912
'Ring guy here. No pics but Salisbury Cathedral was my fave part of visiting England, such a cool and historic place. There's a lot more to it than just the place the Magna Carta is. Stonehenge was cool, worth visiting, but I probably wouldn't go again
>>1095838
I can't tell you how much I wished I could've driven my S4 on the autobahn. Got stuck with an awful rental, couldn't squeeze more than 110mph out of it. The Clio Cup at the Ring was frickin awesome though, especially in the wet. Was passing almost everyone but the Audis and 911 GT3s consistently.
>>1095334
Is that 5pa1n?
>>1095305
Cleopatra's needle, as everyone already guessed/researched. Looks like a cool place.
>>1095912
No, just took a tour bus that picked people up from a few different hotels, went straight to Stonehenge, and then dropped us off at Earl's Court
>>1095983
What I lied best at Salisbury is how they added a steeple tower over the transept, which had not been designed to bear that weight. They beefed it u, but if you look, you can see the columns at the four corners bowing outward under the load. If you happen to be there when there is going to be an organ recital, sit in on that, it's great organ and great acoustics,
>>1095840
Close enough
>>1096198
>>1095983
been there
Has anyone been here?
>>1096288
The Maze Runner?
>>1096347
The Memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe aka holocaust memorial in Berlin
>>1095305
you're sat on the spot where I take girls to whenever we're in central London and want to engage in some heavy petting/drugs
so yeah, I've been there
>>1095556
Riding in India isn't actually that hard. If you can be attentive to the street and know how to ride a motorcycle, you'll be fine. I actually learned how to drive a bike there and spent the better part of two months going back in forth between Delhi, Noida, and Ghaziabad on traffic-heavy highways. Nothing better than face
>>1096438
>drugs
Degenerate
Salzburg anyone?
>>1096288
Yes, like a few days ago but I didn't take any pictures of it because I thought it was shit and a huge waste of money.
>>1096967
Hola
>>1096992
It's free dude
>>1096993
Pretty close to the same spot dude
>>1096993
Did you go up?
>>1096997
>It's free dude
He probably thought that building it was a huge waste of money.
>probably says Hitler did nothing wrong
I took this picture of the Mamayev Kurgan (Maмaeв Кypгaн) in Volgograd, Russia. I'd post one with me in it but I look like a faggot.
>>1097207
>He probably thought that building it was a huge waste of money.
Makes sense
I thought it was pretty cool imo
>>1097225
>but I look like a faggot
We all look like faggots anon
I never got a chance to go up
>tfw nobody on /trv/ has yet gone to see that fucking rock somewhere in Africa
You know which one
>>1097413
The lion king rock?
>>1097435
No, there's an African country whose main attraction is just a shitty rock in a field. I don't remember why it was important but last year people were joking about organizing tours there
>>1097438
>SEE ROCK CITY!
>>1096288
December 2012
>>1097477
Nice
I was in Berlin 2011 2012 new year
I thought this pic was cool because I'm Canadian and bombardier is a Canadian company
Prague anyone?
Excuse my faggottry
Amsterdam 2014
>>1097488
Different angle
>>1097509
Cool
Did you go up the hill to the castle?
>>1097510
Of course. Easy walk because the road was paved with pubs.
>>1097511
What about the bar crawl?
Also we stayed at the black eye (?) hostel in the west part of town
>>1097521
No. Just drinking in bars that got on our path. And of course Hot Peppers.
>>1095840
I think this is the pic I took standing closest to where you were standing when you took yours.
Ol' Faithful in Yellowstone. Bonus points if you were also there in the winter.
>>1097522
We did a big bar crawl and ended the night at the big night club by the bridge
I made out with some Argentinean chick
It was cool
>>1097507
>the Heineken Experience
what the fuck is in there
>>1097593
Beer
>>1097593
It's the brewery and they give you a tour and history behind it and teach you how to taste beer and you get lots of beer
Annapurna range, Nepal
>>1097599
If we're doing mountains I have the Austrian alps
>>1096276
>please look at me, I'm not American I swear!
faggot
>>1096288
>I am the only one with this picture, I am so thoughtful and respectful, I hope that qt3.14 friend of Carol's on fb notices
>those poor poor Jews
![487377_3189852439176_173040968_n[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/5k8dEI6.jpg "487377_3189852439176_173040968_n[1].jpg")
>>1097599
Gorak Shep, Nepal
>>1097521
>What about the bar crawl?
Not him, but I went on the bar crawl and ended up making out with a 9/10 Finn girl. Pretty based.
>>1097698
Nice.
When I got to Gorak Shep all the lodges were completely full so I had to get to EBC, quickly scramble up Kalapatar, and then hoof it all the way back to Pheriche in one day.
I was dead tired, but would definitely do it again.
>>1097599
Fuck, I've never been into places for the views of it. But that looks fucking awesome.
>>1097714
Dude. Dude.
I'm also not a scenery guy, but holy shit. Imagine the biggest, most fucking mind-boggling mountain you've ever seen... and it's dwarfed by an even bigger mountain behind it... and you're already at 14,000ft and these things still tower over you like nothing your mind can conceive of... and then you realize most of the mountains blowing your mind aren't even famous, maybe not even named.
It makes you see nature and geology from a totally new perspective.
>>1097739
Where exactly is that place m80? I want to feel
>>1097764
Annapurna circuit trek, near Gyaru. You can skip the shitty parts of the circuit and get a jeep from Besishahar to Chame, the government made a real shit-stain of a road out of the ancient trail so it's horrible to walk on now; unpaved, white from the chalky dust in the rocks, the wind blows massive clouds of it in your face and eyes, no sun protection from trees anymore, awful.
Just go to where the road ends in Chame and start trekking from there. When you're given the option of going up to Gyaru or staying down near the river, it's worth the hike to get up to Gyaru. It's 3-4 hours of pure uphill climb, but you're alone up there with the Himalayan Griffons. When I was there, those giant dinosaur birds were attacking a cow and a villager couldn't scare them away with pots and pans. It's like Jurassic Park up there.
>>1097769
Haha, that sounds fucking awesome.
evangelion beer
>>1097776
No idea where that is
>>1097875
Probably Tokyo-3.
>>1097597
HOW TO TASTE BEER:
1: Put beer in mouth.
2: Be awake.
3: ?????
4: PROFIT!
>>1097946
They had everybody take a sip and then told us to focus on different parts of your tongue and taste different flavours of the beer
Bitterness on the sides, a bit of sweetness, hoppy flavour at the back etc
It was cool
>>1097955
Sounds like bullshit to me. Like those Sommeliers who say they can taste 100 different things in a glass of wine.
>>1097946
>>1097967
It's really not. I went on one and you have to hold your hand over the glass, swirl it around and then smell it. Then you taste it normally. Then you taste it by swilling it around your mouth and then you taste it for the third time by slurping it to allow more air in.
It's surprising what a difference it makes. I didn't expect to see such narrow mindedness on a travel board.
>>1097968
You might think it makes a difference, but I still don't trust that it does.
It's very easy to fool someone into thinking doing this or that little ritual makes things different. It's basically why people still think horoscopes and crystals and hypnotism and tarot cards, etc are anything other than wastes of time. You can trick yourself into feeling all sorts of sensations, but that doesn't mean they aren't just brain tricks.
Have you ever seen people taste wine from black cups? Almost all of them can't even tell if it's red or white wine. Read this for more about how these "tasting techniques" are bullshit. http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2013/jun/23/wine-tasting-junk-science-analysis
It's like if you watch a video of someone with lice, you'll start to feel your head itch. It's just brain tricks based on the power of suggestion.
We're not narrow minded because we're skeptical. If anyone's narrow minded it's you for believing what you were told without questioning it.
>>1097710
I went during monsoon season, so it was practically empty, but the tradeoff was the mountain view being ruined by fog for all but maybe one day while I was there
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