Where am I? The photo contest

[DZH22]

Been a few weeks so let's try another one.

Place by David Z, on Flickr

 

[chrisbrat]

Windsor St. near Nissenbaum's and opposite/behind Taza Chocolate in Somerville near the Cambrdige border.

 

[DZH22]

Windsor St. near Nissenbaum's and opposite/behind Taza Chocolate in Somerville near the Cambrdige border.

Did you know it right away or have to do some digging?

 

[chrisbrat]

My drummer used to work right near there and it's one of my routes to Inman from my gym (Twin CIty), no digging required for once. It's kind of amazing that and Nissenbaum's are still standing as literally everything around it has been bought up and replaced with condos or lab space.

 

[DZH22]

This will be extremely tough. It's in northern New England, a great hidden gem of a location. Good luck.

IMG_0463 by David Z, on Flickr

 

[chrisbrat]

St. Albans, Vermont (no?). That is a sersious trek, but gorgeous town and building. Skiing up at Jay Peak?

 

[DZH22]

St. Albans, Vermont (no?). That is a sersious trek, but gorgeous town and building. Skiing up at Jay Peak?

You are correct at the location! However, this was taken in very early October, when I do my major drives/hikes/overnights to see all the leaves on the mountains! This was the middle day of a 2-day overnight in Stowe, and we drove out as far as Lake Champlain and St. Albans City. In fact on that day we were so close to the Canadian border that my phone sent alerts as if I had crossed it!

 

[DZH22]

This one should be really easy.

IMG_0094 by David Z, on Flickr

 

[bigpicture7]

This one should be really easy.

IMG_0094 by David Z, on Flickr

Christopher Columbus Park

Thank you for returning to this thread; I really enjoy these and will try to add one here soon too!

 

[DZH22]

Christopher Columbus Park

Thank you for returning to this thread; I really enjoy these and will try to add one here soon too!

Yeah, I didn't even know what it was called, but you nailed it!

 

[bigpicture7]

Yeah, I didn't even know what it was called, but you nailed it!

There was some trickiness to this (for me anyway), though, in that there's also a similar vine-covered pergola at Post Office Square and I was debating with myself whether it was there or here, but the POS one is almost entirely surrounded by tall buildings, so I didn't think it could be that; plus my memory suggested the arched lattice design was unique to this one. I did take a best guess and submitted my answer before looking it up : )