Monday Mystery Photo- Last time Cambodia

Every second Monday, I post a photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object. I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow-up post, when the answer is revealed. Comments will be released on alternate Monday (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for late-comers.

The Mystery Photo this time comes from Yinglan, who blogs at Another Story.

Thank you Yinglan for the series of photos you sent in. Much appreciated.

Can you guess the location of the following photo, or a fact about the structure?

Previous Monday Mystery Photo – Cambodia

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Last time the mystery photo, seen above, originated from guest contributor Philip Duck whose blog, Cambodia Beginnings, can be found here.

Many thanks, for the kind use of the photo, Philip. It is much appreciated.

Philip tells us a little more about the structure here:

Wat (Pagoda) Sangke,

Battambang city, Battambang, Cambodia :

“Opposite the Wat is a park and the delightful Sangke river. Battambang is Cambodia’s third-largest city, but it’s a peaceful place with some beautiful French colonial architecture. Many consider Battambang rice to be the country’s best.”

Here are the winners for this round:-

Mel and Suan from Travelingmatters.net/ knew the temple itself by the four faces of Buddha
Restlessjo and Mosy thought it was very much like Angkor Wat and thus guessed Cambodia correctly.

Pooja and Leggypeggy.com/ were also confident it was Cambodia

Can you guess as well this week?

Something to Ponder About

Monday Mystery Photo – Last time Budapest statue

Every second Monday, I post a photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object. I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow up post, when the answer is revealed. Comments will be released on alternate Monday (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for latecomers.

The Mystery Photo this week comes from Philip Duck whose blog you can find here. Many thanks, to Philip, for the kind use of his photo.

Can you guess the location of the following photo, or a fact about the structure?

Last Time on Monday Mystery Photo

Arundhati from the blog Travel Tales of a Dippy Dotty Girl, had us all thinking hard about the location for her submission featured previously on Monday Mystery Photo! Remember this one :-

Arunhati Dippy Dotti Girl

Here is what Arundhati had to say about the statue and its location:

“The Ronald Reagan statue in Budapest stands in Liberty Square as a token of the Hungarians’ appreciation of the man who brought the Cold War to an end and effectively liberated Hungary from the clutches of the Soviet empire.”

Did you guess correctly? It was a little deceptive!

Here are the winners for this round:-

Alejandro and Drake knew precisely the location

https://chiefwritingwolf.com/

https://ledrakenoir.wordpress.com/

Whilst Mel and Suan offered a regional answer

https://travelingmatters.net/

and Lorelle when pressed, was also correct with the country!!

https://amindfultraveler.com/

Well done, Guys! Good luck this week. Comment below to post a guess.

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Monday Mystery Photo – Last Time New Zealand

Every second Monday, I post a photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object.

I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

The Mystery Photo, this week, comes from Arundhati and you’ll find her at the awesome blog: Thetravellingdiaryofadippydottygirl

Thanks so much for a great photo to make us ponder about. And here we are continuing with another statue theme, this week.

Can you guess its location; do you know who it depicts or why?

If you do guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow up post, when the answer is revealed.

Comments will be released in the intervening Monday (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for latecomers. If you have a travel photo you would like featured on Monday Mystery, please leave a comment or contact me on my email which you will find on the Contact page. You can find my email by hovering over my Gravatar and viewing my Profile information.

Previous Monday Mystery Photo

Ineke from iscrap2 supplied us with a great challenge this time, to determine the location for the following statue. Some readers thought it was a European Statue, or even Icelandic, and I have to admit, this one was quite a tricky location, but if you have been following my blog posts recently, you would have found a clue there.

The statue is actually located in the Hutt Valley, north of Wellington, New Zealand. Ineke tells us about the location of the statue –

“It stood in front of the Upper Hutt station since 1979,
called the Maternity statue, depicting a mother and two children.

The station walkway has been completed the end of last year. The statue has been moved southwards to a new area and is more visible to pedestrians and motorists.” -Ineke

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The clue for the location of the photo, is that it is also the subject of the logo for a poetry challenge which runs once a month for six months on Our blogs: Iscrap2 and Something to Ponder About.

A and I Poetry Challenge

Join in, if you wish! It is something you could ponder about.

Information on the challenge can be found here

Monday Mystery Photo – Last time Barcelona

Every second Monday, I post a photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object.

I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.

The Mystery photo this week comes from Ineke from the blog Iscrap2 .

Many thanks to Ineke for the use of her photo, which is also the feature logo for our joint Poetry Challenge which you are welcome to join and can read about here.

Ineke and I are jointly hosting the challenge from March until August on our respective blogs. We would love for you to join in.

Can you guess the location?

If you do guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow up post, when the answer is revealed.

Comments will be released in the intervening Monday (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for latecomers. If you have a travel photo, you would like featured on Monday Mystery, please leave a comment or contact me on my email which you will find on the Contact page. You can find my email by hovering over my Gravatar and viewing my Profile information.

Previous Monday Mystery Photo

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The photograph from the previous Monday Mystery Post, which you’ll find here, comes from Lorelle of the blog, A Mindful Traveller.

Lorelle tells me it is in Parke Guell, in Barcelona, Spain. It is one of Antoni Gaudi’s famous works. Did you guess correctly?

These bloggers did. Well done, people.

ledrakenoir.wordpress.com/

leggypeggy.com/

chiefwritingwolf.com/

thesnowmeltssomewhere.wordpress.com/

Something to Ponder About

Monday Mystery Photo – Last time Burbank

If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in a follow up post, when the answer is revealed. Comments will be released on the alternate Mondays, (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for latecomers to each post.

The Mystery photo this week comes from Lorelle from the Travel and Cooking Blog, A Mindful Traveller. Many thanks to Lorelle for her fabulous contribution.

This Week’s Monday Mystery Photo

Can you guess the location?

Do you have a travel photo you would like featured on Monday Mystery? If so, please leave a comment or contact me here.

Last Time on Monday Mystery

The Monday Mystery photo, last time came from Amy P’s Blog, Tesserolo. Many thanks to Amy for the use of her photo which was from Burbank, California. It was not such a difficult destination to guess for some.

Here’s the list of bloggers who guessed correctly. Please note Gerard, I have gone with your first answer, which is more often correct, than your final answers. Interesting how you often doubt yourself when really you are right the first time!!

Monday Mystery Photo – Something to Ponder About