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The #MysteryImage is back - sorry for our absence. The last #MysteryImage was of a portion of Rosario, Argentina, correctly ID’ed by BC and Rosalea Barker ! Sorry if we missed anyone - it seems harder to see your answers in X/Twitter now.

The #MysteryImage is back - sorry for our absence. The last #MysteryImage was of a portion of Rosario, Argentina, correctly ID’ed by <a href="/mildthing99/">BC</a> and <a href="/RosaleaBarker/">Rosalea Barker</a> ! Sorry if we missed anyone - it seems harder to see your answers in X/Twitter now.
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This week’s #MysteryImage - this volcano is part of a volcanic field of over 200 mainly made up of scoria cones and is part of the central volcanic zone of the world’s longest continental mountain range. Just below is sometimes-present lagoon w/pink flamingoes.

This week’s #MysteryImage - this volcano is part of a volcanic field of over 200 mainly made up of scoria cones and is part of the central volcanic zone of the world’s longest continental mountain range. Just below is sometimes-present lagoon w/pink flamingoes.
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Last week’s #MysteryImage was a hard one - it’s Carachi Pampa in the Antofagasta de la Sierra volcanic field in Argentina. BC was close but Dave MacLean 🇨🇦 was spot on.

Last week’s #MysteryImage was a hard one - it’s Carachi Pampa in the Antofagasta de la Sierra volcanic field in Argentina. <a href="/mildthing99/">BC</a> was close but <a href="/DaveAtCOGS/">Dave MacLean 🇨🇦</a> was spot on.
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This week's #MysteryImage - this ancient Bronze Age city has seen Hittite, Phrygian, Greek, Persian, Ottoman, & Roman influence as well as many other peoples, with a large number of archaeological sites and museums. Population of 5.1 million, became its country's capital in 1923.

This week's #MysteryImage - this ancient Bronze Age city has seen Hittite, Phrygian, Greek, Persian, Ottoman, &amp; Roman influence as well as many other peoples, with a large number of archaeological sites and museums. Population of 5.1 million, became its country's capital in 1923.
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This week’s #MysteryImage - capital and largest city of its state, it’s the most western and most southern major city of its country (source: Wikipedia). A mix of cultures, you can also catch some big waves here!

This week’s #MysteryImage - capital and largest city of its state, it’s the most western and most southern major city of its country (source: Wikipedia). A mix of cultures, you can also catch some big waves here!
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Last week’s #MysteryImage was Honolulu, Hawaii, correctly ID’ed by BC , @DavidAtCOGS , Rosalea Barker , and huub eggen ! And credit to Claire22 for identifying Ankara two weeks ago. X/Twitter sometimes seems to not show us everything or hide it well. Sigh.

Last week’s #MysteryImage was Honolulu, Hawaii, correctly ID’ed by <a href="/mildthing99/">BC</a> , @DavidAtCOGS , <a href="/RosaleaBarker/">Rosalea Barker</a> , and <a href="/phi48/">huub eggen</a> ! And credit to <a href="/ClaireHickey22/">Claire22</a> for identifying Ankara two weeks ago. X/Twitter sometimes seems to not show us everything or hide it well. Sigh.
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This week’s #MysteryImage - gorgeous stratovolcano & 2nd highest active volcano in the world (per Wikipedia). First climbed by the Incas & located in one of the world’s driest places, its name means “deceitful water,” as its meltwater is absorbed into its soil.

This week’s #MysteryImage - gorgeous stratovolcano &amp; 2nd highest active volcano in the world (per Wikipedia). First climbed by the Incas &amp; located in one of the world’s driest places, its name means “deceitful water,” as its meltwater is absorbed into its soil.
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This week’s #MysteryImage - Rated one of world’s most livable cities. 3rd largest metro area in its country. Ethnically diverse with 42% immigrant population. Indigenous settlement began > 10K years ago. Originally named “Gastown” after a Yorkshire seaman who opened first saloon.

This week’s #MysteryImage - Rated one of world’s most livable cities. 3rd largest metro area in its country. Ethnically diverse with 42% immigrant population. Indigenous settlement began &gt; 10K years ago. Originally named “Gastown” after a Yorkshire seaman who opened first saloon.
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This week’s #MysteryImage - Tourist visits outnumber the population 3 to 1 on this island nation of half a million. Used strategically as a naval base by many powers, it has been inhabited since 5900 BC. Limestone is a major resource, and food is predominantly imported.

This week’s #MysteryImage - Tourist visits outnumber the population 3 to 1 on this island nation of half a million. Used strategically as a naval base by many powers, it has been inhabited since 5900 BC. Limestone is a major resource, and food is predominantly imported.
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This week’s #MysteryImage - holds 10% of the world’s surface fresh water & is 3rd largest fresh water lake by volume & 1st largest by surface area. Indigenous name, “gichi-gami” means “great sea.” Deepest point is 406 meters below sea level while surface is 183 meters above.

This week’s #MysteryImage - holds 10% of the world’s surface fresh water &amp; is 3rd largest fresh water lake by volume &amp; 1st largest by surface area. Indigenous name, “gichi-gami” means “great sea.” Deepest point is 406 meters below sea level while surface is 183 meters above.
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This week’s #MysteryImage - 6 island archipelago & nat’l park known for coral reefs, surfing, and fishing. Parrot fish, Moorish idols, sea turtles, and devil rays are common, as well as crocodiles. Find Paradise here…. Answer in 2 weeks! Happy Holidays!

This week’s #MysteryImage - 6 island archipelago &amp; nat’l park known for coral reefs, surfing, and fishing. Parrot fish, Moorish idols, sea turtles, and devil rays are common, as well as crocodiles. Find Paradise here….  Answer in 2 weeks! Happy Holidays!