[Artemis]

This morning @ 07:29am

Which lake (peeking behind the clouds) ?



Hint: this morning @ 07:23am

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by Artemis

This morning @ 07:29am

Which lake (peeking behind the clouds) ?

Geez, thanks for the clues...

Interlaken. That's the best I can do.

EDIT: Looking at your times, you were travelling north. (Rome to Ostende?) Early flight on Ryanair?

[GarySL]

{wag} Lake Brienz

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by GarySL

{wag} Lake Brienz

Part of Interlaken. We might just be on the right track, Or not.

[GarySL]

Or the other lake, Lake Thun?

[Artemis]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

We might just be on the right track, Or not.

Originally Posted by GarySL

Or the other lake

Lago di Como - Lake Como (Northern Italy - at a whisper of the Swiss Alps).

It features Bellagio on its borders, the real town that inspired minds for a famous real estate project in Las Vegas:

Trivia:
"On October 17, 1994, Mirage Resorts announced plans to build the French-themed Beau Rivage resort on the land, at a cost of $700-$900 million. It would be surrounded by a 50-acre lake with guests entering by footbridges. Mirage Resorts announced a name change in July 1995, stating that the resort would be named Bellagio, after the village of Bellagio, Lombardy in northern Italy. The resort's designer, Jon Jerde, had been vacationing on Lake Como. Impressed by its beauty, he convinced [Steve] Wynn to come see the area. While on the lake with friend Paul Anka, Wynn noticed the nearby village of Bellagio, and spent half a day there. The village's Italian architecture inspired Wynn to scrap 10 months' worth of design work for Beau Rivage in favor of a Bellagio-themed resort. Wynn would later use the Beau Rivage name for another resort in Mississippi."

More westbound, there is also the Swiss Alps town Bellinzona. Maybe, did Donald Fagen toy with that town name in an artistically interpreted way as "Mount Belzoni" for his "The Nightfly" song (1982) (superb album) ? Only he knows. ("An independent station | WJAZ | With jazz and conversation | From the foot of Mt. Belzoni | Sweet music | Tonight the night is mine | Late line 'til the sun comes through the skylight").

[3.0L]

No Wifi, no cell, pretty much nothing but peace and quiet.

[GarySL]

^amazing to watch (Yamal Peninsula, northwest Siberia)

[GarySL]

Another study abroad long weekend

[Buug959]

Originally Posted by GarySL

Another study abroad long weekend

Florence Cathedral, Florence Italy. Photo likely taken near the front entrance.

[GarySL]

^ yup, Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore was completed in 1434, and is the most important landmark in Florence, as well as being the fourth largest church in the world.

[sygazelle]

Originally Posted by GarySL

^ yup, Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore was completed in 1434, and is the most important landmark in Florence, as well as being the fourth largest church in the world.

What an amazing church .

One of my favorite memories of Florence was climbing to the top of the Dome (Duomo). The architect of the dome, Filippo Brunelleschi, was the perfect person to get the job done, blending his expertise in art, science, and math to create such a masterpiece.

[GarySL]

Classic view

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by GarySL

Classic view

[GarySL]

Never been, some day...historical landmark in Seville, Spain

[Gritty]

Fairly poor photo from my hotel, but they can’t all be easy.
Certainly the town is nicer in person. Cheers

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by Gritty

Fairly poor photo from my hotel, but they can’t all be easy.
Certainly the town is nicer in person. Cheers

I'll give it a shot: View of Table Mountain, Cape Town South Africa.

[Gritty]

Well done