SquareSausage wrote: »So yesterday I had to drive to my family's ancestral home town of Stonehaven (which i now can't stop calling Stormhaven) for family business on the East Coast of Scotland.
On the way back i decided to stop at my favourite castle just a few miles outside of town and it struck me, that this could be a scene straight out of Tamriel, with imposing cliffs, deep valleys and wild seas bombarding a ruinous castle. I wondered if anyone else knows places they can relate to that feels could have came from Tamriel.
Anyway, here are some pics of mine and some I found on the net that are just way better than my attempts.
It even has a wayshrine (war memorial)
I always assumed from your user name that you were Scottish. ^^
Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
No i dont, and if it doesnt, someone should illuminate it.!!!CapnPhoton wrote: »Do you have a picture of the wayshrine at night, to see if it has a blue glow when you approach?
Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
CJohnson81 wrote: »Dude, you ever head south on the 101 from the Valley into Hollywood and see the Wisdom Tree on top of Burbank Peak (just before you get to Universal City)?
Every time I see it, I think it looks like a lone Netch off in the distance.
Edit: Found a pick. Now imagine this from a mile away.
CJohnson81 wrote: »Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
Dude, you ever head south on the 101 from the Valley into Hollywood and see the Wisdom Tree on top of Burbank Peak (just before you get to Universal City)?
Every time I see it, I think it looks like a lone Netch off in the distance.
Edit: Found a pick. Now imagine this from a mile away.
Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
andreasranasen wrote: »Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
This made me laugh // Live in LA also lol
Taleof2Cities wrote: »Where I live in Northern California always reminds me of the Colovian Highlands (on the other side of the stone fence from Gold Coast). A couple of pics on a hiking trail below ...
I know they're working on Vvardenfell ... but would personally like to see the Colovian Highlands in a future update some day ...
SquareSausage wrote: »So yesterday I had to drive to my family's ancestral home town of Stonehaven (which i now can't stop calling Stormhaven) for family business on the East Coast of Scotland.
On the way back i decided to stop at my favourite castle just a few miles outside of town and it struck me, that this could be a scene straight out of Tamriel, with imposing cliffs, deep valleys and wild seas bombarding a ruinous castle. I wondered if anyone else knows places they can relate to that feels could have came from Tamriel.
Anyway, here are some pics of mine and some I found on the net that are just way better than my attempts.
andreasranasen wrote: »Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
This made me laugh // Live in LA also lol
MasterSpatula wrote: »andreasranasen wrote: »Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
This made me laugh // Live in LA also lol
Hey @andreasranasen and @Rohamad_Ali, fellow Angelenos, you know we don't live that far from Joshua Tree or the Mojave, both of which look a lot like Craglorn?
Of course, you don't even have to get out of LA County for a bit of Colovia
or of the Auridon Coast
@CJohnson81, I've hiked to that tree, and I can see it from my office.
Lots of amazing stuff here, really.
MasterSpatula wrote: »andreasranasen wrote: »Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
This made me laugh // Live in LA also lol
Hey @andreasranasen and @Rohamad_Ali, fellow Angelenos, you know we don't live that far from Joshua Tree or the Mojave, both of which look a lot like Craglorn?
Of course, you don't even have to get out of LA County for a bit of Colovia
or of the Auridon Coast
@CJohnson81, I've hiked to that tree, and I can see it from my office.
Lots of amazing stuff here, really.
andreasranasen wrote: »
"You know we don't live that far from Joshua Tree or Mojave".... everything is far away with our traffic lmao. Just driving to Santa Monica is something you do ONCE a year lol
andreasranasen wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »andreasranasen wrote: »Rohamad_Ali wrote: »The only thing we have in L.A. That looks like Tamriel is the sewer tunnels lol
Oh gawd I need to move ...
This made me laugh // Live in LA also lol
Hey @andreasranasen and @Rohamad_Ali, fellow Angelenos, you know we don't live that far from Joshua Tree or the Mojave, both of which look a lot like Craglorn?
Of course, you don't even have to get out of LA County for a bit of Colovia
or of the Auridon Coast
@CJohnson81, I've hiked to that tree, and I can see it from my office.
Lots of amazing stuff here, really.
"You know we don't live that far from Joshua Tree or Mojave".... everything is far away with our traffic lmao. Just driving to Santa Monica is something you do ONCE a year lol
CJohnson81 wrote: »@MasterSpatula Oh yeah, I love Joshua Tree. My girlfriend lives in Desert Hot Springs.
@andreasranasen Dude, I used to work in an office in Santa Monica. Everyday from Van Nuys to Santa Monica - hour and a half each way - 12 miles.
FML. I got laid off from there and it was sort of a blessing.
MasterSpatula wrote: »CJohnson81 wrote: »@MasterSpatula Oh yeah, I love Joshua Tree. My girlfriend lives in Desert Hot Springs.
@andreasranasen Dude, I used to work in an office in Santa Monica. Everyday from Van Nuys to Santa Monica - hour and a half each way - 12 miles.
FML. I got laid off from there and it was sort of a blessing.
This is why I pay an outrageous amount to live near work. It's either high rent or a heart attack, I figure.