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Where is this Bridge?

The Author By Lee | May 16th, 2007 | Comments 7 Comments »

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7 Responses to “Where is this Bridge?”

  1. Baumer Says:

    Well, I have less than no idea, so let’s see….I’ll pick a big continent, and hope to get lucky…Australia.

  2. Lee Says:

    It is one of the most famous bridges in the world and yes it is in Australia, but that is a big country and I was looking for a specific place. Nice call yesterday by the way, still.

  3. Marcy Says:

    It is the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Sydney, Australia

  4. Dennis Says:

    Slovenia?

  5. Lee Says:

    Not sure where you came up with your guess and I corrected your spelling to Slovenia because Slovania is not a place, but no, Marcy was correct with her guess.

  6. Trev Says:

    Newcastle in England has a very similar (tho not nearly as big) bridge. You can see the silhouette on the label of a bottle of Newcastle Brown.

  7. Lee Says:

    Hey Trev, I like your site, Newcastle is one of the coolest cities in England and the beer is good too

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