Ok, this is where I like to spend sunny afternoons.  However, I have only been there once and it was raining.    Coordinates are:  N 42° 20.775 W 071° 05.798

To log the correct answer you need to provide the nickname of this pole.

Here's a picture of Miss Piggy's wilder side from May 2002.

Those are two castles I visited last year.

The first one is Neuschwanstein Castle in Füssen, Germany.

Second one is the Cinderella Castle, in Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida, loosely based on the first one architecturally speaking. 

Since the GE map resolution is pretty limited , I can only assume that you are referring to the main building located East of the Rideau Canal. 

Fort Henry has been occupied as an active military site since 1789 and during the War of 1812 it served as the main naval station in Upper Canada. Ships of the Royal Navy were built and based here and it was because of these ships that the British army was able to preserve Upper Canada from American occupation.

Unless you're using GM, in which case it points to Confededration Park, where one of the Martello Tower, Victoria Tower also known as Shoal Tower was built  in the water in front of the Market Battery and City Hall, to increase the defense of Canada against an american take over following the War of 1812.

The strategic importance of Kingston in the defence of Canada was recognized and over a period of time the military and naval facilities were strengthened. The Rideau Canal was built to provide a safe logistic link from Montreal to the Dockyard, Fort Henry was rebuilt in stone, as were several dockyard buildings, and somewhat later, a series of towers were constructed to augment the harbour defences.

How about the Confederation Arch in Confederation Park across Ontario street from City Hall?

Confederation was announced in Market Square near by. The park, which stands on the site of the former railway yards, was opened in 1967 to celebrate Canada's centennial. The confederation arch & fountain symbolize Canada as one nation from sea to sea.

Okay, how about up to the neighbourhood of my old stomping grounds.

59°47'8.35"N 137°54'42.48"W

This remote place may be a challenge, but it had the attention of most of North America's outdoors people in 1971 when someone did the impossible here. Wherezit and who did what to claim this one.

Yep, that's it. Note how wide the river is north of the canyon, before it gets funnelled into that narrow gorge. If you ever want a life altering experience rafting either the Alsek or Tatshenshini rivers through the coastal range will give you some new perspective. Mt. Logan is only about 100 km from there and you are on the fringe of the world's largest nonpolar icefields. The rafting tours down the Alsek have a helicopter fly their clients over Turnback Canyon when they reach it.

Well done MBeans, your turn.

Would that be Buffalo Bill, @ Buffalo Bill's, in Primm, Nevada?

Ok, my previous post was suposed to be coordinates to a giant cover of Maxim Magazine with Eva Longoria on the cover in the middle of the desert.  I don't know if it is a hoax or if the satalite images just aren't up to date.

Lets try this one instead.  This is easy, just post what is seen at these coordinates:

52°20'10.91"N 0°11'43.28"W

Its an Avro Lancaster Bomber of WWII vintage returning from an airshow as I recall.

It looks like the Maxim cover was only there for a while and was since updated with new imagery, a google search for Maxim cover Primm Nevada will give you an idea of what used to be there.

I was wondering if you pulled it because it was too racey

Correct my friend!
Guano was mined heavily in the 1800's for fertilizer.
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