No, but it is in southern Europe.
Ahh, I found a picture with a tower that looked similar, but not a great picture…
Thinking about it though, it was on a Daily Mail holidays page, so it was bound to be misleading.
Somewhere . . . Palermo?
The boat registration letters are a clue… but as mentioned it isn’t Sète.
Is it on the ocean as opposed to inland?
That is the sea, yes. And that tower is a major landmark of the city, so an image search of the right city will find it in no time!
I’m still holding out for South Carolina. 
I’m giving up. My brain’s Split.
Thought it might drive you bananas.
Yes, that’s Split in Croatia.
These two interior shots are obviously a bit too obscure. The outdoor shots from the same places should be easier, though:
Yuexiu Park, Guangzhou
Harumph! Spoilsports! :mad: I’m bummed I did not see Ellen Chery’s Dakota Building in time too, as I took the same photo last April.
62. Would that be the Sri Mariamman Temple in Bangkok, the South Indian temple on Silom Road? The wall doesn’t look quite right as I remember it, but that’s definitely a South Indian Temple like the one on Silom.
No. 65 has sort of a Thai feel to it too.
The Matterhorn in Switzerland?
Already answered I think, but Mt Cook, as shown here.
I’ll look at these tomorrow to contribute to the guessing, but I’ll see what I can do as far as more for you guys to guess. Hopefully my numbers aren’t wrong.
Should be pretty straightforward. One looks generic, but color schemes do matter in stadiums.
Neither is in Thailand.
67 is an interesting shot from beneath the St Louis Arch, methinks. I’m guessing the next two are in Asia somewhere, but don’t recognize either.
I’ve seen similar temples in Kuala Lumpur and elsewhere in Malaysia, and in Singapore. But I can’t venture an exact guess.
In before notfrommensa…is 66, Jordan-Hare Stadium at Auburn University? War Eagle!
Is 69 the urinals at the Sky Restrooms of S. Korea’s North Seoul Tower?
68 looks vaguely Chinese/Oriental but I can’t pin down where the fountain is.
Blue House, Seoul, Korea. Residence of the President of the Republic of Korea.
Number 62 is in Penang, Malaysia, according to the all-seeing Google.
Looks like the same one as this but I can’t pin down the exact location.
Try number 70: http://i49.tinypic.com/2qvt4hs.jpg
Should be fairly obvious, but might not be!