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I saw this lockscreen wallpaper in my windows 10 laptop.
Only thing i could understand was that this is in Rome, Italy.
No name was given with the info.
A google search on walls in Rome didn't provide any answers.
Can someone please help me understand which wall is this?
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Is there a website listing the location of all the Windows 10 lock screens?
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I saw this lockscreen wallpaper in my windows 10 laptop.
Only thing i could understand was that this is in Rome, Italy.
No name was given with the info.
A google search on walls in Rome didn't provide any answers.
Can someone please help me understand which wall is this?
italy identify-this architecture
asked May 11 at 8:49
srk_cb
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marked as duplicate by Robert Columbia, David Richerby, Giorgio, Newton, CGCampbell May 11 at 17:35
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The ironic thing is that if you had hovered the mouse pointer over theLike what you seetext at the top right, the computer would have told you where the image was taken. (However this feature seems to come and go on my W10 laptop)
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:29
@Peter it said only Rome, and hence the question
– srk_cb
May 11 at 11:47
@srk_cb OK, but it wasn't clear to me if that was how you discerned that information. I see aqueducts and I think Rome.
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:53
@Peter I have said "No name was given with the info"
– srk_cb
May 11 at 12:13
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Is there a website listing the location of all the Windows 10 lock screens?
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I saw this lockscreen wallpaper in my windows 10 laptop.
Only thing i could understand was that this is in Rome, Italy.
No name was given with the info.
A google search on walls in Rome didn't provide any answers.
Can someone please help me understand which wall is this?
italy identify-this architecture
asked May 11 at 8:49
srk_cb
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This question already has an answer here:
Is there a website listing the location of all the Windows 10 lock screens?
5 answers
I saw this lockscreen wallpaper in my windows 10 laptop.
Only thing i could understand was that this is in Rome, Italy.
No name was given with the info.
A google search on walls in Rome didn't provide any answers.
Can someone please help me understand which wall is this?
This question already has an answer here:
Is there a website listing the location of all the Windows 10 lock screens?
5 answers
italy identify-this architecture
asked May 11 at 8:49
srk_cb
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asked May 11 at 8:49
srk_cb
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asked May 11 at 8:49
srk_cb
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asked May 11 at 8:49
srk_cb
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marked as duplicate by Robert Columbia, David Richerby, Giorgio, Newton, CGCampbell May 11 at 17:35
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marked as duplicate by Robert Columbia, David Richerby, Giorgio, Newton, CGCampbell May 11 at 17:35
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The ironic thing is that if you had hovered the mouse pointer over theLike what you seetext at the top right, the computer would have told you where the image was taken. (However this feature seems to come and go on my W10 laptop)
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:29
@Peter it said only Rome, and hence the question
– srk_cb
May 11 at 11:47
@srk_cb OK, but it wasn't clear to me if that was how you discerned that information. I see aqueducts and I think Rome.
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:53
@Peter I have said "No name was given with the info"
– srk_cb
May 11 at 12:13
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The ironic thing is that if you had hovered the mouse pointer over theLike what you seetext at the top right, the computer would have told you where the image was taken. (However this feature seems to come and go on my W10 laptop)
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:29
@Peter it said only Rome, and hence the question
– srk_cb
May 11 at 11:47
@srk_cb OK, but it wasn't clear to me if that was how you discerned that information. I see aqueducts and I think Rome.
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:53
@Peter I have said "No name was given with the info"
– srk_cb
May 11 at 12:13
The ironic thing is that if you had hovered the mouse pointer over the
Like what you see text at the top right, the computer would have told you where the image was taken. (However this feature seems to come and go on my W10 laptop)– Peter M
May 11 at 11:29
The ironic thing is that if you had hovered the mouse pointer over the
Like what you see text at the top right, the computer would have told you where the image was taken. (However this feature seems to come and go on my W10 laptop)– Peter M
May 11 at 11:29
@Peter it said only Rome, and hence the question
– srk_cb
May 11 at 11:47
@Peter it said only Rome, and hence the question
– srk_cb
May 11 at 11:47
@srk_cb OK, but it wasn't clear to me if that was how you discerned that information. I see aqueducts and I think Rome.
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:53
@srk_cb OK, but it wasn't clear to me if that was how you discerned that information. I see aqueducts and I think Rome.
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:53
@Peter I have said "No name was given with the info"
– srk_cb
May 11 at 12:13
@Peter I have said "No name was given with the info"
– srk_cb
May 11 at 12:13
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It is Aqueduct Park in Rome, Italy.
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It is Aqueduct Park in Rome, Italy.
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It is Aqueduct Park in Rome, Italy.
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It is Aqueduct Park in Rome, Italy.
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It is Aqueduct Park in Rome, Italy.
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The ironic thing is that if you had hovered the mouse pointer over the
Like what you seetext at the top right, the computer would have told you where the image was taken. (However this feature seems to come and go on my W10 laptop)– Peter M
May 11 at 11:29
@Peter it said only Rome, and hence the question
– srk_cb
May 11 at 11:47
@srk_cb OK, but it wasn't clear to me if that was how you discerned that information. I see aqueducts and I think Rome.
– Peter M
May 11 at 11:53
@Peter I have said "No name was given with the info"
– srk_cb
May 11 at 12:13