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Not a big city and not one of the major Key Bank towers, apparently on a river, closer to Dayton than Buffalo... so it's Ohio, Indiana or Michigan. Doesn't leave many options.
Not a big city and not one of the major Key Bank towers, apparently on a river, closer to Dayton than Buffalo... so it's Ohio, Indiana or Michigan. Doesn't leave many options.
Is it South Bend again?
Clever clever. I thought to use a different view of the skyline, think South Bend is all used up now. Your turn!
Not a big city and not one of the major Key Bank towers, apparently on a river, closer to Dayton than Buffalo... so it's Ohio, Indiana or Michigan. Doesn't leave many options.
There is a river in South Bend, but it was to my back when taking that picture...so really there should be no visual clues indicating it was near a river. Very astute question since the picture also only shows the tops of the buildings, and no land or ground view at all.
It looked like there was a river before you got to the land/trees on other side.
OK, the Skyline photo was a joke. Here's the real one (and it wasn't the Fairfield store).
There's a hint in the URL if you're willing to go to such lengths...
I know it was a joke lol (which is why I said "cute") but just thought I'd look it up - you have so many fast food stores over there!
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