Anonymous ID: 54919c May 3, 2018, 3:18 p.m. No.1289587   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9708

Geofag here with a little analysis of a potential location.

 

I compared one of Q's photos with the mud flats near Redwood City, using Google's maps in 3D (for what it's worth – difficult to get the angle I wanted). In this case, the San Carlos municipal airport is in view on the right side of the shoreline, and the plane would be flying south toward Moffet Field.

 

Mud flats are tricky. The mud flats (also used for salt production around the Bay at various times in history) can change appearances over time, even during the day due to tides. The colors will change, too, if there is salt production happening.

 

If this is truly a match, it would indicate that the Q plane photo was taken some time ago relative to the Google photo (due to construction, wetland rehabilitation, or whatever they're doing to the shoreline). I'll see if I can find a historical photo from the 1990s. I just wanted to share right now in case someone else is working on this. Personally, I'm still not sold that this is the exact location, but I did see some patterns.

Anonymous ID: 54919c May 3, 2018, 3:41 p.m. No.1289769   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>1289708

 

Thanks, anon! I missed your post, but it feels good knowing that more than one person thought of the same thing. Hive mind!

 

I'm looking for some historical aerial photos right now to see if I can find a closer match for the buildings and mud flats.

 

It would really help if Q were to use a better camera. Seriously, doesn't No Such Agency have anything better sitting around in a drawer somewhere that Q could borrow? Or was this photo of the SF Bay Area taken from a plane over Washington D.C.? If so, I'll cut Q some slack on this one.