Where in the World 3

Round three, hope you're enjoying this...
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12
13
14
15
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Hans said…
11 The Old Mill Restaurant in Austin
12 Imperial Palace in Tokyo
13 Forbidden City in Peking
14 Osaka ("Osaka des!")
15 Fujisan
12:11 PM
AML said…
11. Potala Palace, Lhasa, Tibet
2:29 PM
AML said…
15. Torii Gate at Lake Ashinoko with Mt. Fuji in the background. ;)
3:03 PM
AML said…
14. Kinkakuji Temple - Golden Pavilion, Kyoto, Japan
3:43 PM
AML said…
12. Huxingting Pavillion in Yu Yuan gardens, Shanghai, China
7:42 PM
Meigan said…
1. Presque Isle, Maine
2. Chicago
3. Epcot Center
4. Boundary Waters
5. Fairbanks, Alaska

I might be wrong on #2, but I'm pretty sure I nailed the rest.
12:09 AM
MamaD4 said…
I'm not participating, but I'm finding it interesting to read my husband's suppositions.

I'll have to add "Old Mill Restaurant" to the list of new places to try next time I'm in Austin. I had no idea. I'll put it there right after Maid Rite. Made Rite? Maid Right? Whatever.
12:50 AM
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