Kristelle

I have no idea who he is, sorry. But let's narrow down location. Is he in Australia?

Really? Wait staff has that connotation to you? Frequently used term here and no derogatory implication to it.

'Wait staff ' is commonly used term here in Australia - along with 'service staff' and similar

Wild guess - the light show at the Birds Nest ( ex Olympics stadium) i n Beijing?

Antwerp in Belgium is correct.

Not France or Netherlands

Yes, somewhere in Europe

No, not in UK

got there at last! I dont think this one is too hard...

Chengdu?

Yinchuan?

Beijing?

its a weird looking concrete ramp thing i n the front there Shanghai?

China

West lakes, SA ?

Well if it is not in Victoria and Parkes is actually in NSW - shall I amend my guess to Parkes, NSW?

Memorial Hill, Parkes, Victoria? PS little hack Kristelle uses - pick photos on your computer that you could use for this game, copy and paste into new folder - as you use one, put into sub folder of 'used already' photos follow me for more handy tips 😄

I don't like jumping to conclusions about people based on what they wear. Many people have mentioned on here and in my real life observations, that they wear to dinner what they plan to wear during the day the next day.. I often did this myself too - so really it was the same outfit for day and evening - just a different day.

I enjoyed the cable car there too.

Egypt? But that seems too obvious so probably not. ETA Oops you said after more than the country - I read it as I am more after the country.

So I guess Devon was named after the place whoever started making it in Victoria came from. I know in SA it is called Fritz because that was the first name of the original maker here. Not the wurst name 🤪

Yes, Battersea Park children's zoo.

Yes somewhere in London. But where exactly?

Ooh a topic I know something about, having worked in a clinic doing yellow fever vaccines. Yellow fever vaccine is a live vaccine - not recomended for pregnant women or immunocompronised people. Also women breastfeeding infants under 9 months. And infants under 9 months And people over 60 - proceed with caution. The time now is also not 10 years, it is life long - ie the certificate lasts for your lifetime and you do not need to get booster doses. There are a few exceptions to this but most people will not need boosters. The link cruiser3775 gave is the up to date info for all vaccines - the online Australian Immunisation handbook is the ' bible' of vaccination info.

Here is picture of front entrance to the place; see if that helps.