This post was scheduled ahead of time as I am in Malta and am likely to be without a reliable Internet connection. That means that the list of those who correcty identified the city will not be published this week. However the answer and the next twisted city wil be published. The list of winners will be published the following week.
Where in the World (166) was another distorted city that seems to have been a real challenge. The photo shows what is most definitly an ancient structure; a Roman aqueduct that is the best preserved in all of Europe. For the observant there is a clue to the part of Europe where you find it. There is another building featured that displays a distinctly Moorish style of architecture. That small clue means that the aqueduct is likely to be somewhere in the Iberian Peninsula. A little knowledge or a bit of Google based research reveals that the aqueduct is in the city of Segovia, Spain.
At the time of writing no correct answers had been submitted
This week I have posted a far less challenging distorted picture. It depicts a well known skyline of a much visited city. Remember though it is the city I am looking for not the features buliding/structure. A number of readers are great at identifying the structure or building but forget to put the city down. Where in the World (164) is a good example. A number of people correctly identified it as the Brandenberg Gate but neglected to put down Berlin as the answer until reminded.
As usual you can leave your answer in the comments below or on my Twitter feed (@lethers) with the hashtag #WITW167. If you are on Twitter then you can Direct Message me with the answer and no one will see what you have put. Alternatively email me with the answer using the contact page – see tab on menu bar above.
Please do not forget the hashtag #WITW167 as it makes finding the answers in a continually changing Twitter feed so much easier; you and your answer is more likely to be found.
