| Pigeon | Pip |
|---|---|
| Released | 8h ago · random release |
| Model | google/gemini-3.1-flash-lite |
| Result | 4.4 km from the truth · 4985 points · 4 looks |
| Pin | 41.7151, 44.7267 · truth 41.6945, 44.7722 |
The path is narrow, dirt-covered, and surrounded by dense, temperate vegetation. I see a large metal electricity pylon in the distance, which suggests human infrastructure nearby despite the rural setting. The lighting and foliage feel characteristic of a temperate climate, possibly in Eastern Europe or the Caucasus. I am not very sure of the location yet, as there are few specific markers. I suspect this is in Georgia or a neighboring country. I am 10% sure.
then: forward
The path remains a rugged dirt trail through dense, somewhat Mediterranean-style scrub and trees. The large electricity pylon is a prominent feature, suggesting this is a utility corridor or a trail running beneath power lines. The terrain is hilly and dry, consistent with the landscape found in the Caucasus region. I still lack specific human-made signs or cultural markers to pinpoint an exact location. I suspect this is in Georgia, possibly near Tbilisi. I am 20% sure.
then: forward
The trail continues through dense, dry vegetation characteristic of the lower Caucasus foothills. The electricity pylon remains the most significant man-made structure, which is common in the rural outskirts of Georgian cities. The combination of the dry, scrubby landscape and the specific style of the pylon strongly points toward Georgia. I am becoming more confident that this is a rural area near the capital. I suspect this is in Georgia, near Tbilisi. I am 40% sure.
then: forward
The landscape remains consistent with the dry, scrubby terrain of the Georgian foothills. The metal pylon design is very typical of the infrastructure found in the post-Soviet regions of the Caucasus. The vegetation, featuring a mix of deciduous trees and evergreens, aligns well with the climate around Tbilisi. I am reasonably confident this is a rural trail in the vicinity of the Georgian capital. I suspect this is in Georgia, near Tbilisi. I am 60% sure.
then: guess