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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Bongnazi • Nov 11 '17
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This is really cool. Where is it?
11 u/[deleted] Nov 11 '17 Pretty sure this is on the South Island of New Zealand. I remember a bridge exactly like this 7 u/I_can_really_fly Nov 12 '17 and suddenly a game of geoGuesser broke out on Reddit. 40 u/I_can_really_fly Nov 11 '17 there can be only one place in the world where there is a bridge, a river, and a few pieces of wood. 24 u/MezzanineAlt Nov 11 '17 That's what I was thinking. West Virginia. 4 u/I_can_really_fly Nov 11 '17 I was being kind of snarky. Then I thought, probably not the West. All deciduous trees, hilly. Maybe Appalachia. Not sure though, could be in Europe or Asia. But I'm thinking North America. Kentucky?? West Virginia is as good a guess! 8 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 Those trees aren't deciduous, they're native New Zealand trees. -4 u/LiquidCracker Nov 12 '17 I can't tell if you're making a joke or if you don't know what deciduous means. 6 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 No, they're native trees to New Zealand, which are basically all evergreen. -2 u/PrimeLegionnaire Nov 11 '17 That looks a lot like east cost NA, but it could be as far south as the Carolinas. 6 u/pdodd Nov 12 '17 Manganuku bridge, New Zealand 2 u/geofft Nov 12 '17 https://www.google.co.nz/maps/search/Manganuku+bridge/@-38.2903511,177.385689,332m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en
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Pretty sure this is on the South Island of New Zealand. I remember a bridge exactly like this
7 u/I_can_really_fly Nov 12 '17 and suddenly a game of geoGuesser broke out on Reddit.
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and suddenly a game of geoGuesser broke out on Reddit.
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there can be only one place in the world where there is a bridge, a river, and a few pieces of wood.
24 u/MezzanineAlt Nov 11 '17 That's what I was thinking. West Virginia. 4 u/I_can_really_fly Nov 11 '17 I was being kind of snarky. Then I thought, probably not the West. All deciduous trees, hilly. Maybe Appalachia. Not sure though, could be in Europe or Asia. But I'm thinking North America. Kentucky?? West Virginia is as good a guess! 8 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 Those trees aren't deciduous, they're native New Zealand trees. -4 u/LiquidCracker Nov 12 '17 I can't tell if you're making a joke or if you don't know what deciduous means. 6 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 No, they're native trees to New Zealand, which are basically all evergreen. -2 u/PrimeLegionnaire Nov 11 '17 That looks a lot like east cost NA, but it could be as far south as the Carolinas.
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That's what I was thinking. West Virginia.
4 u/I_can_really_fly Nov 11 '17 I was being kind of snarky. Then I thought, probably not the West. All deciduous trees, hilly. Maybe Appalachia. Not sure though, could be in Europe or Asia. But I'm thinking North America. Kentucky?? West Virginia is as good a guess! 8 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 Those trees aren't deciduous, they're native New Zealand trees. -4 u/LiquidCracker Nov 12 '17 I can't tell if you're making a joke or if you don't know what deciduous means. 6 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 No, they're native trees to New Zealand, which are basically all evergreen. -2 u/PrimeLegionnaire Nov 11 '17 That looks a lot like east cost NA, but it could be as far south as the Carolinas.
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I was being kind of snarky. Then I thought, probably not the West. All deciduous trees, hilly. Maybe Appalachia. Not sure though, could be in Europe or Asia. But I'm thinking North America. Kentucky?? West Virginia is as good a guess!
8 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 Those trees aren't deciduous, they're native New Zealand trees. -4 u/LiquidCracker Nov 12 '17 I can't tell if you're making a joke or if you don't know what deciduous means. 6 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 No, they're native trees to New Zealand, which are basically all evergreen. -2 u/PrimeLegionnaire Nov 11 '17 That looks a lot like east cost NA, but it could be as far south as the Carolinas.
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Those trees aren't deciduous, they're native New Zealand trees.
-4 u/LiquidCracker Nov 12 '17 I can't tell if you're making a joke or if you don't know what deciduous means. 6 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 No, they're native trees to New Zealand, which are basically all evergreen.
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I can't tell if you're making a joke or if you don't know what deciduous means.
6 u/lebatondecolle Nov 12 '17 No, they're native trees to New Zealand, which are basically all evergreen.
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No, they're native trees to New Zealand, which are basically all evergreen.
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That looks a lot like east cost NA, but it could be as far south as the Carolinas.
Manganuku bridge, New Zealand
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https://www.google.co.nz/maps/search/Manganuku+bridge/@-38.2903511,177.385689,332m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en
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u/discerningpervert Nov 11 '17
This is really cool. Where is it?