Where in the world is this?

[tampasteve]

A station and a train?

Yes, but I have a VERY similar picture published on another website for transit. So the answer is out there

Melbourne or Perth australia

Correct hemisphere, wrong country

 

[Heber Book List]

Argentina or Sth Africa

 

[visionary]

Argentina or Sth Africa

Yep those are the other continents in that hemisphere...lol

 

[AbbaLove]

New York Botanical Garden

much further south in good-ol-boy USA​

Hint: "Paterre Fountain"
Who's the world famous artisan of this blown glass fused sculpture?
(more than one million visitors saw his renowned Light of Jerusalem Citadel exhibit in 2000)
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[Heber Book List]

Yep those are the other continents in that hemisphere...lol

I'd opt for Jo'burg

 

[Heber Book List]

Yep those are the other continents in that hemisphere...lol

And 5 countries!

 

[tampasteve]

much further south in good-ol-boy USA​

Hint: "Paterre Fountain"
Who's the world famous artisan of this blown glass fused sculpture?
(more than one million visitors saw his renowned Light of Jerusalem Citadel exhibit in 2000)
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Sorry, thought it was answered above!

That is Atlanta Botanical Gardens

 

[tampasteve]

I'd opt for Jo'burg

Right country, getting close!

 

[Heber Book List]

Pretoria Metro Rail

 

[tampasteve]

Pretoria Metro Rail

Getting there, but no - however, that narrows it down to a couple choices

 

[Heber Book List]

Cape Town?

 

[tampasteve]

Cape Town?

Yep, Claremont Station to be exact!

 

[AbbaLove]

Sorry, thought it was answered above! That is Atlanta Botanical Gardens

Correct! (not Vis' guess of "New York Botanical Garden")​

Is JK10 (on vertical support beam) anywhere near Selby, Johannesburg ? Not having much success trying to hunt down JK10\090 railway location.

Opps! 13 minutes too late and still wrong

 

[tampasteve]

Correct! (not Vis' guess of "New York Botanical Garden")​

Is JK10 (on vertical support beam) anywhere near Selby, Johannesburg ? Not having much success trying to hunt down JK10\090 railway location.

Good guess, but Heber guessed the city correctly - Cape Town. I gave out Claremont Station as the full answer (maybe I should have waited, but it would be tough to narrow it down in a network that size).

 

[Heber Book List]

Duplicate post

 

[AbbaLove]

Good guess, but Heber guessed the city correctly - Cape Town. I gave out Claremont Station as the full answer (maybe I should have waited, but it would be tough to narrow it down in a network that size).

Finally found it ...

... same overhead walkway as your photo​

Says location is in Leeu-Gamka a small town in the Western Cape province located 355 kilometres (221 mi) north-east of Cape Town.

 

[Heber Book List]

Country / Area and what was it a part of?

 

[AbbaLove]

Country / Area and what was it a part of?

looks like a brother to the stone arch below ... will guess it's also in Jordan​

Roman temple and later Byzantine church, Jerash, Jordan | EZ Canvas
photo copyright so decided not to post actual image (click on above link to see image)​

Roman temple and later Byzantine church, Jerash, Jordan
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[Heber Book List]

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looks like a brother to the stone arch below ... will guess it's also in Jordan​

Roman temple and later Byzantine church, Jerash, Jordan | EZ Canvas
photo copyright so decided not to post actual image (click on above link to see image)​

Roman temple and later Byzantine church, Jerash, Jordan
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No, and no.

 

[AbbaLove]

https://www.encirclephotos.com/imag...ent-jerash-jordan/?gal=18560&pos=13&marker=13​

This architectural motif often seen at Jerash is this semicircular niche crowned with a seashell relief. During the Greco-Roman period, the scallop was a very common design element. It typically signified fertility and was associated with either Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, or with Venus who was the equivalent Roman deity. This niche is part of the South Tetrapylon.
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Can you give us a hint if it's neither a kind of Roman temple or Byzantine church ?​

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