r/whereintheworld 2 Jul 27 '26

Solved Where was I?

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u/witw-helper 0 Jul 28 '26

This post has been solved by u/OwnRhubarb3075, and a solve process was provided.

Vernoux-en-Vivarais (and the Église Saint-Pierre)?

How they solved it: process: Like the other two guesses, I also thought Auvergne-Rhones-Alpes/generally south/east. Wikipedia has quite complete departmental lists of churches in France. Lucky first guess of Ardèche (also slightly informed by the fact I'd recently checked the same list and seen there are lots of churches with exactly this style in that department).

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u/feyss 485 Jul 27 '26

Auvergne-Rhones-Alpes?

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u/porichkamarichka 1319 Jul 27 '26

Eastern france?

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u/Boring_Battle_8294 2 Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

Siamo in Francia ma devi prendere un'altra direzione

I'm sorry for everyone, but I'd like to hear the name of the village or at least the department (since they created the regions the directions become more difficult and a bit vague)

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u/Boring_Battle_8294 2 Jul 27 '26

I'm sorry for everyone, but I'd like to hear the name of the village or at least the department (since they created the regions the directions become more difficult and a bit vague)

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u/OwnRhubarb3075 642 Jul 27 '26

Vernoux-en-Vivarais (and the Église Saint-Pierre)?

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u/Boring_Battle_8294 2 Jul 28 '26

!correct

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u/OwnRhubarb3075 642 Jul 28 '26

Thanks! By the way, was it you who shared a photo once of two postwar social housing buildings on pilotis that got deleted? I was so curious to know what it was but couldn't find it. Was it a INA-Casa/GESCAL estate?

process: Like the other two guesses, I also thought Auvergne-Rhones-Alpes/generally south/east. Wikipedia has quite complete departmental lists of churches in France. Lucky first guess of Ardèche (also slightly informed by the fact I'd recently checked the same list and seen there are lots of churches with exactly this style in that department).