Guess the City

The fences are too low for the U.S., tweakers would be all over that place.

The van at the right looks like a Mitsubishi Delica which would be fairly rare in the U.S.

Somewhere in Australia?

Pic 2

https://i.postimg.cc/9Q6m40ZZ/Screenshot-20210421-231840-Maps.jpg

thinking new zealand now

NZ or Tasmania

obviously a racecourse. for horses, probably.

a picture search for racecourses near junkyards brings up some odd results.

On the first picture, how usual is it to have a blue line in the road? I feel like I don't see that.

Its a red herring, we've had this before. Or Something's phone adds this blue line to every image!

(every image from Streetview, that is)

Oh! Weird.

It's literally in their screen name ha ha. Sorry, late to this game.

a picture search for racecourses near junkyards brings up some odd results.

Nothing to suggest that the racecourse and junkyard are near each other though

Not the racecourse in Hobart or Launceston as far as I can tell, but they both have the same type of railings, so this could be Aus/NZ.

i was getting results for londonw33d.net in my picture search.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=racecourses+near+junkyards&t=ffsb&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images

lots of junkyards, some racecourses, no weed: https://yandex.com/images/search?text=racecourse%20near%20junkyard

Is the sheep grazing on the racecourse a factor?

You could say it's a bit of a clue. I honestly thought the racecourse would make this quite getable. Do people want another pic?

The racecourse does feel like a pretty big clue, especially with the sheep. Lets go a bit longer before next pic, feels like we should be able to get it from here

I don't know a ton about racecourses but I feel like they don't usually allow sheep on them. And the grass looks a little worn too

The racecourse does feel like a pretty big clue, especially with the sheep

Chepstow is the only racecourse I know of in Wales.

A list of New Zealand racecourses:

https://www.progroupracing.com.au/new-zealand-racecourses

(all with Google Earth photos)

no sheep anywhere though

the sheep may be red herrings then

No they're definitely sheep

I'm not adding any help to identifying it but I have a question about the two small brown (fur?) things that seem to be attached the the fence in the foreground. They look identical to each other.

(almost anyway)

tbh it's not a question either. Just weird.

I have a question about the two small brown (fur?) things

I think your monitor resolution must be playing up, those looks like red herrings to me

btw i'm referring to these two, not the larger grey things

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-_HSCtbm77K4/YIbYAwcKnTI/AAAAAAAAA7U/AKeaYNTtrIYtuFYaZGf4UlJMKhN_pRqqACLcBGAsYHQ/s157/Screenshot%2B2021-04-26%2B155806.png

I think I need a walk outside

I think someone used the clone tool

I just thought 'fuck it I'll go through that list alba posted but actually search the names in google maps for hi-res pics', luckily it was the second one on the list or i might have died. So, Invercargill!

https://goo.gl/maps/6FF6xn9TFopBmpvf6

Woo!!

Finally!

I thought somebody would get it fairly quickly after Alba's link especially when the introductory paragraph starts "There are 52 racecourses in New Zealand, from Ascot Park at Invercargill in the South..."

ha. I thought Dunedin and there was one that looked a bit close but didnt check Invercargill

https://www.google.com/maps/@-46.3863389,168.3496917,3a,75y,164.15h,84.3t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sP1BxIZSMlVOn7XLGRvZx7g!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

the scrapyard

does Google Streetview automatically clone tool stuff? those two identical things on the fence are there in several angles
https://www.google.com/maps/@-46.3947882,168.3941559,3a,75y,152.89h,78.67t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sCH-4FpA0Y7lkhvKmfpSxNQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

oh, it does - the white curvy bit on the fence above is doubled too

it'll be part of the stitching algorithm

Invercargill is possibly the ugliest place name I've ever heard in my life.

Truly hope the Maori take over again and call it by its rightful name, Waihōpai

The Inver- part is nice, the -Cargill part not so much.

Also it doesn't make sense unless it stands on the River Cargill, which it doesn't.

I mean, it should be called Waihōpai anyway.

Invercargill's second appearance on the thread, also appearing last April

What are the chances!

Apologies for the thread faux pas.

I guess the ugliness of the name suggests some sort of context of aesthetics thing because coming from the north of England where gill means stream and living in Scotland where Inver, as Tom D. has acknowledged, Inver means river mouth, the name doesn't read badly but without that I can certainly see how it would

I mean, it should be called Waihōpai anyway

Notwithstanding this of course

No reason a city can't make a repeat appearance!

It's interesting, Philadelphia has a LOT of Lenape (aka indigenous) names and a LOT of Welsh and Dutch names, so I'm used to some somewhat off-kilter naming situations— for example, I had many friends who went to Bala Cynwyd middle school, and I live near the Schuylkill River. I think that the residue of the Cargill corporation sort of rubs off on Invercargill and makes it more ugly than it actually is, to my eyes and ears.