Tag Archives: Unidentified Earth

Well, the last two Unidentified Installments have been identified! UI 30 is the Frist Campus Center, the Princeton building that serves as the exterior for the hospital where Dr. Gregory House belligerently treats people and undermines coworkers on the show … Continue reading →

So here we go again. I suppose I should just give up the game as to Unidentified Earth 29, which has stubbornly defied Identification. However, upon checking out the same location on another aerial image site, I’m wondering if my … Continue reading →

It seems we’re still falling behind! While Aaron has placed Unidentified Earth 28 as Granddad’s Bluff in La Crosse, Wisconsin (a place with as stunning a view of the Mississippi River Valley as you’ll find anywhere), the last two installments, … Continue reading →

OK, folks, I know I slacked last week, forgetting to put up an installment, but seeing as how the last two entries have gone unguessed at, much less identified, I don’t feel so bad. I’ll probably have to start giving … Continue reading →

Hmmmm. Well, the installment from two weeks ago has finally been identified; it’s Malibu Creek State Park in California, which is where the exterior shooting for M*A*S*H was done. That square object on the left of the road, toward the … Continue reading →

Keeping to my new schedule of posting installments of Unidentified Earth on Sundays, we have the next installment below. The previous installment is still Unidentified, however, and I’ve noticed that very few guesses have been incoming. Hmmmmm. Anyhow, here’s the … Continue reading →

All hail the triumphant return (!) of Unidentified Earth. I am now relocating the feature to Sundays as opposed to its former regular day, Thursdays. And since the last installment has already been identified, let’s move on to the new … Continue reading →

Well, Unidentified Earth 26 was identified a few times within a couple of hours as the Christ the Redeemer statue that looms high over Rio de Janeiro. Normally I’d wait to unveil the answer until Thursday (the normal day for … Continue reading →

OK, folks, I know it’s been a while since this series was a going concern, but it’s time to start that up again. So we’ll start with finally identifying the last installment, which Jayme gamely placed as Vasquez Rocks, a … Continue reading →