06-05-2024, 01:00 PM
Google Lens actually helped this time:
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The image that matched Diane's in the results is in this regional profile PDF of Crimea (page 5):
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But there isn't a caption for the photo in the PDF so I did some more digging in Google Maps and found this different view, which shows the photographer's name and the map location:
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![[Image: AF1QipP-u2JX5FXSdFZaoywNqGDRiteJD4U2aHWE...485-p-k-no]](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipP-u2JX5FXSdFZaoywNqGDRiteJD4U2aHWEBXj2=w600-h485-p-k-no)
The fortress seems to most commonly be identified as Genoese Fortress (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.) and is considered a museum. There is a phone number to call but I couldn't find an official website for it. I did find these two tourism links:
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The image that matched Diane's in the results is in this regional profile PDF of Crimea (page 5):
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But there isn't a caption for the photo in the PDF so I did some more digging in Google Maps and found this different view, which shows the photographer's name and the map location:
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The fortress seems to most commonly be identified as Genoese Fortress (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.) and is considered a museum. There is a phone number to call but I couldn't find an official website for it. I did find these two tourism links:
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