In a location on the coast or just east of 95?

are at the L.L.Bean store in Freeport?

tully - coastal

nick - no

are you in the Wedding Cake House in Kennebunkport?

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...SmwtQqs_ph.jpg

nope... (but i've seen it before - totally out of character for that area...)

are you in Boothbay Harbor?

any clues? ...town, building, natural feature, park?

i've spent vacations in boothbay harbor (southport island, to be exact), but no, i am not that far north...

lemme think...clue, clue, clue...

Part of Stephen King's The Stand, published in 1978, is set in ...

ahhh, I guess you must be in Ogunquit! I was gonna guess Ogunquit before but I didn't. Now is there some reason you're there, or just for the hell of it?

Are you in Maine?

I got nothing, sounds like Nick got it.

i'm in ogunquit, and you win...

we've stayed there a few times in a little b & b near the marginal way while visiting friends in york beach. it's a gay little community with one of the most unique "hot sauce" stores i've ever seen...

ok...i need to figure out my next destination. ahll be bahk

OK where in the world am I?

up on the burial hill in barcelona, spain...

Yugud-Va National Park, Komi, Russia?

Nope, but I'll have to keep those places in mind for another time. I'm not sure I found the burial hill unc mentioned so more hunting required for that...maybe next full moon I'll find it. Tul, I never heard of that park but now I know it's the largest national park in Russia and in Europe, and among many other notable animals to be found there are flying squirrels.

Never trust a flying squirrel.

NH?

wh?

yes & yes

usofa?

yes, right on it

east of the mrs?

no. go west young man, go west

north of 40?

nope, south of said 40.

does the state you are in border on the pacific ocean?

No, not last time I checked

...unless ocean levels are rising faster than predicted

Nevada?

nope

Are west of 110?

does the stat you are in border on the gulf of texaco?

Tul, I'm east of 110 long.

unc, yes the state I'm in borders the gulf club

are you in louisiana?

not Louisiana

are you north of austin?

yes I am.

in a city?

no, this place is out in the open

clue:

the tower at the university of texas?

"Charles Joseph Whitman (June 24, 1941 – August 1, 1966), as a student at the University of Texas at Austin, killed 14 people and wounded 32 others during a shooting rampage on and around the university's campus. Three were killed inside the University's tower and ten killed from the 28th floor observation deck of the University's 307 foot administrative building on August 1, 1966; one died a week later from her wounds. The tower massacre happened shortly after Whitman murdered his wife and mother at their homes. He was shot and killed by Austin Police Officer Houston McCoy,[1] assisted by Austin Police Officer Ramiro Martinez."

The wind turbine farms near McCamey, Texas?

unc,
I recall when that happened, I was getting ready to be a senior in high school. But I would not want to be where that crazy fuck was...sorry, not there.

Tul,
I believe that location is actually a bit too far south of where I am, but since I am not far from there and I am at a wind farm, I want to give you this win.


I'm at the Horse Hollow Wind Energy Center, currently the largest wind farm in the world.

In fact, I was surprised that U.S. currently has the highest installed capacity of wind power in the world.

The United States was the second largest installed capacity of wind power, after Germany until 2008, when it surpassed Germany with the American Wind Energy Association stating that the United States had 21,000 MW of wind energy capacity at the end of 2008. A total of 8,538 MW were added in 2008. At the end of March 2008 the United States wind power capacity was 18,302 MW, which is enough to serve 4.9 million average households. Currently, the largest wind farm in the US – and the largest in the world – is Florida Power & Light's Horse Hollow Wind Energy Center, located in Taylor County, Texas. The Horse Hollow project operates 421 wind turbines and has a capacity of 735 megawatts. Prior to Horse Hollow's completion, the largest US wind farm was the Stateline Wind Project on the Oregon-Washington line, with a peak capacity of 300 megawatts.

cheating a bit since this pic is nor really Horse Hollow...but you get the idea:

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...I/windfarm.jpg