Alot of players play without moving, panning or zooming and mostly rural rounds where information is limited so there's not really anything else to rely on other than meta and vibes.
You can enjoy a slower playstyle without making passive-aggressive comments towards advanced players. It's not an impure way of playing because you don't understand it.
@@petatirrumator3005 i wouldn't say that. it's... a variety, so that we don't grow tired of geoguessr. but instead, the guy put us on a diet. oh well, whatever floats his boat - if Tom enjoys missions more, i'm ok with that too. but boy do i miss some good ol' geoguessr!
Many people subscribe to Tom for the outdoors adventures, many want Geoguessr and others want geo detective, Timeguessr or quizzes. Some people, like me, want all of this.
It wasn't completely wrong - he zooms in on the Thoresens street sign at 2:28, he just later thinks the Thorbjornsens sign refers to the same street, but he knows for sure that he is really close. That part wasn't by accident.
There is simply no better feeling than sitting down to eat lunch, opening up RUclips to see what short video will accompany the meal, and right at the top of the feed there's a fresh Geowizard. And an old school Geoguesser, no less. Transported me back a few years. Pure comfy. Cheers Tom
It's incredible how Tom keeps finding these spots while constantly ignoring the obvious clues 6:57 'Reims' on the locksmith shop 9:50 decides to "zoom in on a few people" rather than the Belgian flag 12:29 sees an "Italian and Spanish flag" but doesn't proceed to check the advertising board, on which 'La Louvière' was written at the bottom
Just the more fun style of Geoguessr compared to the competitive formats imo Speedruns are quite fun too, collecting information as quickly as possible.
It's baffling how many content creators fail to realise that more often than not videos without cuts/editing are better, especially if the host is such a charismatic character as Tom
Yes! With music inevitably I have to put on subtitles to be able to understand the audio. Background noise is the curse of the hearing impaired. And that means I have to keep going back so I can follow what’s happening on the screen that I missed while I was reading. Really really irritating.
First time I've actually played along with you Tom and I can't believe I managed to just pip you at 23025 all because of that last round! It was the only one I got a perfect score on as well! What was really interesting was the way we went the exact same way on every round except the last as well, I took a right turn at the no-entry sign and there just so happened to be the "Quality Hotel Fredrikstad" there.. mad how a bit of luck at a junction is the difference!
On Belgian round, zooming into that advert in the beggining was giving a town and region, and then for me it was just finding La Louviere on map in like 10 seconds and I had like 2:30 to scan the streets.
The way you spotted those streetnames outta nowhere and cluctched those rounds was incredible, this has got to be one of your luckiest games ever! Awesome video, Tom!
16:39 Another Norway tip for you. "Øst" means East, and it refers to the part of Norway roughly between Røros (located south-east of Trondheim) and all the way south to Arendal (costal town between Drammen and Kristiansand) "Sparebanken Øst" = "Savingsbank East". Which can help narrow it down.
Well if we're giving tips, remember guys... Japan isn't actually part of Europe. * * * Neither, as it turns out, is Mexico. Who knew? Yeah, for those of you in the top 50% of scorers... I perform a vital service in keeping you up there.
Noticed that Sparebanken øst sign, now as a Swede I understand Norwegian, but I don’t now all geography. But it looked like a costal place and together with Øst that would sent me to the area south of Oslo to the Swedish border.
this is all we want, honeslty this was more entertaining if anything, just upload what you want man. Dont think too deep into how GOOD the editing or how big of a guess it is, just upload this normal genuine stuff. And the ADVENTURES
These urban Play Alongs are what introduced me to your channel and made me get into Geoguessr! Love this format, don't hesitate to do more! Got 23'858 btw, caught up in the end ;)
My first playalong where I actually beat you in 3 years of being a sub. For the first 4 rounds I've done so well and was so proud of myself and then I saw you do even better, a lot better. The last round I went opposite direction as you and I couldn't find anything to even say it's Norway for sure for about 2 minutes and then I saw a tiny little sign that pointed to Oslo to the north 20 seconds to go. 23982 is my final score.
SUCH a good video. Super captivating throughout. Hyped for the drawing british counties vid, and geodetective... and straight line across england haha you're spoiling us right now Tom ;)
Thomas, what a fantastic video! Thank you. I have watched this on my phone with one of my 6 week old twins on my chest... I felt like I was introducing him to an old friend! ❤
First time I've ever played along, I got 21590 :) I got the last couple pretty close, thanks to reading :) The last norway one you went past the library, which is where i found the name of the city. Great fun, thanks!
Loved this video. Still amazed by your skills and its way more fun to look at you exploring the streets and all, better than that flashy stuff from a guy like rainbolt (idk is that how hes called?)
Im from norway and although i dont consider myself very good at recognizing places in my country. For example i thought the first place was Kristiansand, which was certainly not right. But in the last one I noticed "Sparebanken Øst" which is a bank in norway, and they only exist in the eastern parts of norway, "Øst" is east in norwegian. Since it was coastal it could only really be one of at most 3 cities. Its the same general thing with Sparebanken Sør, "Sør" is south in norwegian and the bank only exists in the southern parts of the country, might be useful at some point in your GeoGuessr career :P Idk if theres a West and North version of that bank, if there is, ive never seen it. Great video as always, i really love these GeoGuessr videos of yours.
I finally beat your score for the first time. I lucked out with 2 norway rounds being from norway at all, but still got close to 5k at all other maps so quite happy with this. 24833
Incredible work. Reminds me of those Jason Bourne or similar movies when the subject is in a location and they find it from the photo in seconds. Except you are doing it yourself. So impressive to find two just yards apart.
That first round was acutally crazy for me. I found nothing but ocean to the east and lined up the other side of the coast to get 4998! One of my best moving guesses with 0 info ever. Ended up with 237-- something. Wp Tom, love the chill content!
First four rounds were unreal but that last one showed complacency. You went from scouting the map thoroughly for signs to spending the entire time thinking about where you'd been on holiday (as if it was relevant!) Need to keep focused till the end! But amazing score overall
The last one was difficult. I first noted Tønsberg or Drammen, because of the bridge and canal/river, but did not recognise much else. So I crossed the fjord to Fredrikstad, because many of the older houses looked more Swedish/Baltic in style. But I have only been there once, 25 years ago. Then I saw a sign with "Plankebyen", (the board/plank town) and was sure. Fredrikstad used to be a major shipping port for lumber and sawmill produce, hence the nickname. Only Norwegians know this! Still, very impressive last-second results, GW.
I've literally had a tab open with your page for 5 days refreshing multiple times a day waiting for a new video. They always kill the boredom for a while. Time for some good content!
Love the classic! The first one (Horten) was close to where I live. You had the town name early on on the blue sign with “Horten bademiljø». “Bademiljø» is a chain of stores for bathrooms.
I stuffed up the first one a bit and thought I wouldn't catch up, but I got lucky in the last one finding a sign with the town name right by the river. Finished with 24,601, quite proud of myself. :D That was a fun video, reminded me of the times when I subscribed a couple of years ago.
Every single day after I get home from university I always watch your videos while having lunch, it's such a lovely surprise when there's a new one ☺️🥰
I played along and thought for sure I'd lost by round 4, that last round I hadn't a clue and just went Drammen and somehow snuck out ahead with a final score of 23955 at the end. Great play along :)
First go at trying one of these along side you and I'm pleased to say that with your throw at the end I actually came out on top. Pretty sure it's just a fluke though! Zooming out of town and finding the road numbers gave me the last round.
oh my gods, this is the first time i got you. 23872. went the other way on the last round and bumped into the fredrickstad library. these games are fun to play!
Can we talk about how great that third round was? I know he says in the video that he was impressed with himself after the first two, but that third round was excellent. At first glance, it could've been in The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, or even France. He went for info, found what he needed, narrowed in on Belgium, and ended up nearly getting a perfect score. All in less than 3 minutes. And with what seemed like less info than he had in the first two rounds (or at the very least, less immediately available info).
Amazing game Tom, you were so unlucky on that last round, at 17:15, that building that said Litteraturhuset (library?) had Fredrikstad written by the door, that was the only way I worked it out. I find it useful to look at civic/municipal buildings because they always have names of town and state logos on them.
Very well played Tom, those first rounds were fun to watch you tackle. I played along for the first time and I only got the last one right. Ended up at 21507. I don't like the super sweaty meta playstyle which is why I learn a lot from how you play. We love every single video you make so don't put yourself down for not giving us certain content. Cheers mate
Tom, I think you are one of those rare RUclipsrs that doesn’t miss, whatever content you put out. I enjoy it all equally and always look forward to the next video whatever it is. I’m happy whether you spend a month or an hour on a video. I’m sure many people feel the same.
I can't believe it, I managed to beat you ! (score 24305) I haven't played in years but decided to play along this time, and I'm glad I did :D The last round is as you said the one that made it for me, because I picked Oslo
Brother, your background music had me looking around my apartment trying to figure out where the rustling sound came from. I was sure I had a mouse in the walls or something :D
first time doing a play along today and that french round had me completely lost - was so dead certain it was in the south! lost out to your score on every round bar the last which i miraculously achieved a perfect 5000
Just letting you know Reims is pronounced more like 'Rance'. Probably France's closest thing to places like Frome and Gloucester in England! Thanks for the video :)
As for the last round, you passed a bank with the name Sparebanken Øst. Øst means East and refers to Østlandet, which is the southeastern part of Norway. Basically Oslo and it's surrounding areas
Managed to beat you in the last round. I got good scores in the first 4 rounds, but I was behind. On the last round there was a big red sign with the name of the town near the river quite close to the start location and I luckily found it pretty much immediately and got my only 5k. I was sure you were going to find it when you went the same way, but you didn’t look to the left there at all.
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I love this classic geoguessr playstyle that relies on what people usually look at instead of obscure copyright meta and electric pole meta
Definitely. I'm not at all interested in that. I want exploring!
exactly
Alot of players play without moving, panning or zooming and mostly rural rounds where information is limited so there's not really anything else to rely on other than meta and vibes.
You can enjoy a slower playstyle without making passive-aggressive comments towards advanced players. It's not an impure way of playing because you don't understand it.
you know, Tom, that is exactly the content i've subscribed to you for. no idea why you acting like i should be disappointed by seeing it.
and him doing outdoor stuff is just cherry on top.
@@petatirrumator3005 i wouldn't say that. it's... a variety, so that we don't grow tired of geoguessr. but instead, the guy put us on a diet. oh well, whatever floats his boat - if Tom enjoys missions more, i'm ok with that too. but boy do i miss some good ol' geoguessr!
Facts!
Many people subscribe to Tom for the outdoors adventures, many want Geoguessr and others want geo detective, Timeguessr or quizzes. Some people, like me, want all of this.
facts!
That first round is actually incredible. Finding the completely wrong street, which just happened to be a few metres from the correct street.
It wasn't completely wrong - he zooms in on the Thoresens street sign at 2:28, he just later thinks the Thorbjornsens sign refers to the same street, but he knows for sure that he is really close. That part wasn't by accident.
yeah, sick one
Norwegians not so good at street naming :(
Wrong way down a one way streeaat
@@simmysunshine7283 RIP Benny Harvey
I'd love to see more classic geoguessr like this. With moving, panning and zooming. I enjoy seeing you explore the streets.
There is simply no better feeling than sitting down to eat lunch, opening up RUclips to see what short video will accompany the meal, and right at the top of the feed there's a fresh Geowizard. And an old school Geoguesser, no less. Transported me back a few years. Pure comfy. Cheers Tom
It's incredible how Tom keeps finding these spots while constantly ignoring the obvious clues
6:57 'Reims' on the locksmith shop
9:50 decides to "zoom in on a few people" rather than the Belgian flag
12:29 sees an "Italian and Spanish flag" but doesn't proceed to check the advertising board, on which 'La Louvière' was written at the bottom
The library also had the name of the city on the board in the last round
I like this map
it's a lot more actually finding the exact spot instead of quick guessing and just getting the country right
Just the more fun style of Geoguessr compared to the competitive formats imo
Speedruns are quite fun too, collecting information as quickly as possible.
0:51, that "Cheers, Virgin" would make a great reaction meme.
It's baffling how many content creators fail to realise that more often than not videos without cuts/editing are better, especially if the host is such a charismatic character as Tom
i do agree. and also no added music is so relaxing
Yes! With music inevitably I have to put on subtitles to be able to understand the audio. Background noise is the curse of the hearing impaired. And that means I have to keep going back so I can follow what’s happening on the screen that I missed while I was reading. Really really irritating.
I love the Geoguessr content not focused on metas. It's so much more engaging.
This popped up on my feed just in time, as I was just about to stop procrastinating. Thanks Tom.
Wait, aren't you Ian Clutterbuck? 🤔😏
are you clutterbuck!!!
First time I've actually played along with you Tom and I can't believe I managed to just pip you at 23025 all because of that last round! It was the only one I got a perfect score on as well!
What was really interesting was the way we went the exact same way on every round except the last as well, I took a right turn at the no-entry sign and there just so happened to be the "Quality Hotel Fredrikstad" there.. mad how a bit of luck at a junction is the difference!
Yeah it's crazy how a wrong turn can mean you don't see any direction signs the whole round and kills your score
On Belgian round, zooming into that advert in the beggining was giving a town and region, and then for me it was just finding La Louviere on map in like 10 seconds and I had like 2:30 to scan the streets.
At 17:13, you can clearly see "Fredrikstad" below "Litteraturhuset" on the black sign.
@@alexandernordstrom1617 Clearly? Bit of an exaggeration ey?
'Absolutely no cuts', proceeds to make a cut 10 seconds later
Forgot to inform the missus
@@Marmalade9001 😂😂
The man does what he wants
😉
That's not a cut, he can just do that.
Pumped for Straight Line England, also loving the extra Patreon content keep it up :)
Is that happening??
@@TheHmm43 coming out end of may
The way you spotted those streetnames outta nowhere and cluctched those rounds was incredible, this has got to be one of your luckiest games ever!
Awesome video, Tom!
16:39 Another Norway tip for you. "Øst" means East, and it refers to the part of Norway roughly between Røros (located south-east of Trondheim) and all the way south to Arendal (costal town between Drammen and Kristiansand) "Sparebanken Øst" = "Savingsbank East". Which can help narrow it down.
wow this is helpful (i will forget in 10 minutes)
Wow, this is helpful! (I will get the wrong continent)
Wow, this is helpful (i will only watch geowizard)
Well if we're giving tips, remember guys... Japan isn't actually part of Europe.
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Neither, as it turns out, is Mexico. Who knew?
Yeah, for those of you in the top 50% of scorers... I perform a vital service in keeping you up there.
Noticed that Sparebanken øst sign, now as a Swede I understand Norwegian, but I don’t now all geography. But it looked like a costal place and together with Øst that would sent me to the area south of Oslo to the Swedish border.
these videos are what got me into geoguessr, made my day doing a classic play along again
0:51 Thanks for the shoutout! Cheers!
this is all we want, honeslty this was more entertaining if anything, just upload what you want man. Dont think too deep into how GOOD the editing or how big of a guess it is, just upload this normal genuine stuff. And the ADVENTURES
damn, that last round stuffed a potentially legendary score!
Love so much these vids, so calm and relaxing
Virgin rep knocked on my door trying to flog it to me half way through this vid. Cheers for the heads up lad!
😂😂😂
These urban Play Alongs are what introduced me to your channel and made me get into Geoguessr! Love this format, don't hesitate to do more!
Got 23'858 btw, caught up in the end ;)
My first playalong where I actually beat you in 3 years of being a sub. For the first 4 rounds I've done so well and was so proud of myself and then I saw you do even better, a lot better. The last round I went opposite direction as you and I couldn't find anything to even say it's Norway for sure for about 2 minutes and then I saw a tiny little sign that pointed to Oslo to the north 20 seconds to go. 23982 is my final score.
23258 here, similar to you, first time we win him! The Belgium ones were hard, and Tom made them looked easy
Dude, you are magic. Amazing to watch.
SUCH a good video. Super captivating throughout. Hyped for the drawing british counties vid, and geodetective... and straight line across england haha you're spoiling us right now Tom ;)
FINALLY!!! Love this content from you
At last some classic geo. Way better than those short 10 second guesses
I love this type of content, thanks!
Thomas, what a fantastic video! Thank you. I have watched this on my phone with one of my 6 week old twins on my chest... I felt like I was introducing him to an old friend! ❤
Hey, I've got 12 week old twins. Congrats!
Hey, I've got 12 week old twins. Congrats!
more geoguessr! I love watching you do classic styles man, I'm in the mood for some no moving, and also NMPZ
First time I've ever played along, I got 21590 :) I got the last couple pretty close, thanks to reading :) The last norway one you went past the library, which is where i found the name of the city. Great fun, thanks!
Very surreal to see a map starting point being a literal stone's throw from where I live and watched the video from
That was a very welcoming intro. And thanks for having me back (as nothing more than a viewer of your channel) 👍
11:24 I'm a massive racing fan, as soon as I saw Zoder I knew exactly where it was. I was rubbish on all the others though.
I've been loving all the content you've been posting lately, but this truly feels like coming home. Keep doing what you do
Oh I missed this type of videos so much, hope you do more of this classic good old Geoguessr!
Loved this video. Still amazed by your skills and its way more fun to look at you exploring the streets and all, better than that flashy stuff from a guy like rainbolt (idk is that how hes called?)
Please keep rolling back the years. Love some classic time-pressure Geoguesser.
Love these laid back vids! More is always welcome
That moment when you see your hometown in a Geoguessr video. :)
Love these video's.
Im from norway and although i dont consider myself very good at recognizing places in my country. For example i thought the first place was Kristiansand, which was certainly not right.
But in the last one I noticed "Sparebanken Øst" which is a bank in norway, and they only exist in the eastern parts of norway, "Øst" is east in norwegian. Since it was coastal it could only really be one of at most 3 cities.
Its the same general thing with Sparebanken Sør, "Sør" is south in norwegian and the bank only exists in the southern parts of the country, might be useful at some point in your GeoGuessr career :P Idk if theres a West and North version of that bank, if there is, ive never seen it.
Great video as always, i really love these GeoGuessr videos of yours.
Love to see a classic Geoguessr
I missed those videos so much, so thank you. Was very enjoyable. More 😊
Don’t worry my friend, anything you put out, especially if it’s some cheeky urban geoguessr shenanigans, I eat up. Pumped for the England mission!!!!
THIS is peak GeoWizard IMO! Thank you so much for doing more GeoGuesser, Tom!
Brilliant video Tom. I like seeing these classic games
Perfect. This is the content we love Tom
I'm from Fredrikstad, and I rooted for you 😅
I think this was the first time I actually beat you! Good rounds though, that map was very cool
I finally beat your score for the first time. I lucked out with 2 norway rounds being from norway at all, but still got close to 5k at all other maps so quite happy with this.
24833
Man, that second round was something ! as i frenchman, i saw pretty early we were in reims and the way you found it on the last second was amazing !
Great timing! This drops tight in the Europe World Cup break between games
Incredible work. Reminds me of those Jason Bourne or similar movies when the subject is in a location and they find it from the photo in seconds. Except you are doing it yourself. So impressive to find two just yards apart.
Love these videos tom. I only got Fredrikstad from the sign on the library door, you went just past it!
That first round was acutally crazy for me. I found nothing but ocean to the east and lined up the other side of the coast to get 4998! One of my best moving guesses with 0 info ever. Ended up with 237-- something. Wp Tom, love the chill content!
First four rounds were unreal but that last one showed complacency. You went from scouting the map thoroughly for signs to spending the entire time thinking about where you'd been on holiday (as if it was relevant!) Need to keep focused till the end! But amazing score overall
I love / miss these videos. Personally, I'm not as big a fan of the Geodetective series, glad you made the switch!
Cannot believe I scored within a hundred points of you haha. Had fun!
The last one was difficult. I first noted Tønsberg or Drammen, because of the bridge and canal/river, but did not recognise much else. So I crossed the fjord to Fredrikstad, because many of the older houses looked more Swedish/Baltic in style. But I have only been there once, 25 years ago. Then I saw a sign with "Plankebyen", (the board/plank town) and was sure. Fredrikstad used to be a major shipping port for lumber and sawmill produce, hence the nickname. Only Norwegians know this! Still, very impressive last-second results, GW.
I've literally had a tab open with your page for 5 days refreshing multiple times a day waiting for a new video. They always kill the boredom for a while. Time for some good content!
In absolute awe watching this one
damn, the first time I've seen a town near to me (Beringen is about a 10 minute drive for me) getting guessed by you Tom. Love to see it!
Love the classic!
The first one (Horten) was close to where I live. You had the town name early on on the blue sign with “Horten bademiljø». “Bademiljø» is a chain of stores for bathrooms.
I stuffed up the first one a bit and thought I wouldn't catch up, but I got lucky in the last one finding a sign with the town name right by the river. Finished with 24,601, quite proud of myself. :D That was a fun video, reminded me of the times when I subscribed a couple of years ago.
You are amazing at this!
Subscribed!
Every single day after I get home from university I always watch your videos while having lunch, it's such a lovely surprise when there's a new one ☺️🥰
Geowizard walking through my neighbourhood: "this is Sweden... No it's Germany..." Well. Guess I'm a German-Swede now
I thought I stood a chance on a Europe map, but you absolutely wiped the floor with me. These were some insane rounds!
Awesome video Tom, thanks for inspiring my love for Google maps!!
I played along and thought for sure I'd lost by round 4, that last round I hadn't a clue and just went Drammen and somehow snuck out ahead with a final score of 23955 at the end. Great play along :)
First go at trying one of these along side you and I'm pleased to say that with your throw at the end I actually came out on top. Pretty sure it's just a fluke though! Zooming out of town and finding the road numbers gave me the last round.
oh my gods, this is the first time i got you. 23872. went the other way on the last round and bumped into the fredrickstad library. these games are fun to play!
Can we talk about how great that third round was? I know he says in the video that he was impressed with himself after the first two, but that third round was excellent.
At first glance, it could've been in The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, or even France. He went for info, found what he needed, narrowed in on Belgium, and ended up nearly getting a perfect score.
All in less than 3 minutes. And with what seemed like less info than he had in the first two rounds (or at the very least, less immediately available info).
Typical Belgian "De Lijn" bus, and Belgian streetsigns.
@@KCML82 I had my money on Germany until I saw the blue street signs. When the bus popped up I was 100% sure it was Belgium.
Went straight past my grandaunts appartment in Fredrikstad 👌 first time i have been at the spot in your video 😂
Amazing game Tom, you were so unlucky on that last round, at 17:15, that building that said Litteraturhuset (library?) had Fredrikstad written by the door, that was the only way I worked it out. I find it useful to look at civic/municipal buildings because they always have names of town and state logos on them.
Very well played Tom, those first rounds were fun to watch you tackle. I played along for the first time and I only got the last one right. Ended up at 21507.
I don't like the super sweaty meta playstyle which is why I learn a lot from how you play. We love every single video you make so don't put yourself down for not giving us certain content.
Cheers mate
I love it, exploring small towns that I’ve ever heard of.
@17:14 Missed the town name Fredrikstad on the sign when you passed by Litteraturhuset. Good game though.
I finished 24,120! I won in the last round! Great video Tom, love the challenge vids!
First time I’ve actually been in a city while watching a video where you are in it. Immediately recognized Fredrikstad when I saw it 😅
16543. I couldn't believe the guesses you were pulling through this. Incredible.
Amazing that you got to explore Horten and Fredrikstad in the same game, places I’ve been tons of times!
Love the classic style geo guesser vods
Perfect timing for this video to watch between the EMEA Geoguessr finals matches
Tom, I think you are one of those rare RUclipsrs that doesn’t miss, whatever content you put out. I enjoy it all equally and always look forward to the next video whatever it is. I’m happy whether you spend a month or an hour on a video. I’m sure many people feel the same.
I can't believe it, I managed to beat you ! (score 24305) I haven't played in years but decided to play along this time, and I'm glad I did :D
The last round is as you said the one that made it for me, because I picked Oslo
Brother, your background music had me looking around my apartment trying to figure out where the rustling sound came from. I was sure I had a mouse in the walls or something :D
first time doing a play along today and that french round had me completely lost - was so dead certain it was in the south! lost out to your score on every round bar the last which i miraculously achieved a perfect 5000
this shit rocks. love the classics Tom. keep it up.
Just letting you know Reims is pronounced more like 'Rance'. Probably France's closest thing to places like Frome and Gloucester in England! Thanks for the video :)
As for the last round, you passed a bank with the name Sparebanken Øst. Øst means East and refers to Østlandet, which is the southeastern part of Norway. Basically Oslo and it's surrounding areas
Fantastic video, a very classic feel
Would love to see Geoguessr duels again!
Decided to do my first ever play along, got absolutely smashed hahaha WP !
I was visiting Horten last week, what a coincidence, the ferry to Moss gave it away 😄
Actually have been in the exact last location, i was almost screaming at my screen for you to find it. The one round where i had a clue haha
Managed to beat you in the last round. I got good scores in the first 4 rounds, but I was behind. On the last round there was a big red sign with the name of the town near the river quite close to the start location and I luckily found it pretty much immediately and got my only 5k. I was sure you were going to find it when you went the same way, but you didn’t look to the left there at all.
In that last round, I went down to the water and there was a sign that said "Welkommen til Fredrikstad Gjestehavn" so that's how I got that one.
played this as my first ever geoguess and my 1st round was rubbish and they gradually got better