Can anyone confirm this location

Discussion in 'North Africa & the Med' started by MCLiney, Mar 26, 2020.

  1. vitellino

    vitellino Senior Member

    Pleased that my favourite Italian city has made the 'headlines' on the forum.

    Vitellino
     
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  2. JimHerriot

    JimHerriot Ready for Anything

    Good afternoon Vitellino,

    Would this be the "White Tower" in the photograph at the start of the thread? (I had no success with trying to open the link you posted, but that may well be a computer issue at my end!)

    Faro della Vittoria

    Keep well dear lady,

    Kind regards, always,

    Jim.
     
  3. MCLiney

    MCLiney Member

    Hi again

    I’m becoming almost 100% certain that the picture was taken in Trieste

    I’ve been doing some more digging & I’m going to upload a few photos that all but conclusively prove this, so bare with me.

    Hopefully this will all work
     
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  4. MCLiney

    MCLiney Member

    This is a better photo of the original to start with
     

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  5. MCLiney

    MCLiney Member

    This still is from the google street view app

    Encircled is a church built in the 1960’s hence why it’s not in the HMS Peacock picture

    apologies if the image quality isn’t great, it won’t let me Upload more than 2mb
     

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  6. MCLiney

    MCLiney Member

    Same pic
    but just pointing out that the left hand part of the image is slight skewed and makes the shoreline look quite odd
     

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  7. MCLiney

    MCLiney Member

    And arrowed is the lighthouse


    So I’m pretty confident that we’ve not only got the area nailed down, but it also seems that We’ve pretty much found the location (maybe to within a hundred yards) of where the pic was actually taken from
     

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  8. Bruneval

    Bruneval Well-Known Member

    Hi Jim,

    It's the same tower. If you Google Map it, you can drop the 'little orange man' onto the location and you get a view from the top, and across the bay to where the original photo was taken!

    Regards

    Bruneval
     
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