Most Obscure Location I've Logged into UT From

[rdaner]

Sorry for the rambling title but I am in the Siwa Oasis in the Sahara Desert in Egypt and wondered if this was the furthest location for someone to login to this site.

 

[interchange42]

I once logged in from Cuzco, Peru, but beat a hasty retreat when I considered the madness of it. Get back to your sand dunes and date palms!

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[spmarshall]

Probably the most obsure, but I think Melbourne, Australia (Tayser) is farther to Toronto than Egypt, distance wise at least.

 

[building babel]

Fakenham Public Library in exotic and uncharted rural Norfolk, England.

 

[thx1038]

japan

i logged in from Japan.

 

[fiendishlibrarian]

Re: japan

At the rear of a cafe near St. Mark's Place and Second Avenue in Manhattan. Hardly obscure, I know, but still...

 

[cdl42]

Hmmm... I'd have to go with:

Alsop's Peckham Library

I guess second place would be the Geography Department at the University of Salzburg.

 

[cdl42]

Hey rdaner..

That is pretty neat. How about some pics?

 

[Jarrek]

I logged in from the suburban wastelands of Mississauga.

Beat that!

 

[spmarshall]

I'll beat that!

Suburban wastelands of Brampton!

Ohhhhhh!

 

[building babel]

Peckham, Shmeckham, our Alsop gets a nice two page photo in Charles Jencks's The Iconic Building.

 

[ganjavih]

OCAD certainly is photogenic. I do like the cladding on Peckham... at least in the photo it looks good.

Most obscure login location? Hmmm, nothing too exotic... various European locales.

 

[adma]

Ah, that Alsop

 

[andreapalladio]

Peckham, Shmeckham, our Alsop gets a nice two page photo in Charles Jencks's The Iconic Building.

I'm not sure if that qualifies as a recommendation or a condemnation. Recall that the Mississauga City Hall got the cover of one of his earlier books.

 

[Mystery White Boy 66]

I once logged in from my basement in North York.