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Chase Jarvis: ROOM WITH(OUT) A VIEW_3

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Ok, you know the routine from previous RWAVs. By all measures of previous correspondence, this series is a readership favorite. As a reminder:

1) I post a snapshot from my hotel room, wherever in the world that might be.
2) You guess the location in the comments–the more accurate is better–and include your url in your guess if you want to be entered in the “winners” payoff.
3) I call out the most accurate and/or the most innovative for their identification of my location. “Winners” get traffic, a shoutout, tshirts and/or all three.

Think you know where I am in the above shot? Bring it on.

Good luck. And welcome again to my life on the road.

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Chase Jarvis: ROOM WITH(OUT) A VIEW_3

  1. brian faini says:
    February 13, 2008 at 6:42 am

    If you notice all the light that is coming from the left. That is a good sign that this image is south facing and that is the times square area.

    Google maps street-view will give you a similar perspective if you go to 57th and 9th ave.

  2. Gordon says:
    February 13, 2008 at 6:18 am

    looks like a wet and cloudy New York to me.

  3. brian faini says:
    February 13, 2008 at 4:44 am

    You have already given me a nod do to my feeble attempts in the past. But it is still fun.

    That is around 57th St. and 9 Ave. in the NYC, if my memory suits me well. Finally a city I know…

    Couldn’t tell you want hotel though but I would say half a block from here
    40.768242, -73.985478
    This is the first one you stripped all the metadata from…

    http://www.brianfaini.com

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