Quiz game - WTF is this?

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Bonus points to Willis for getting the car. It's a Toyota Corolla, which is close enough to the Camry.
No points for the Exif data, that's not part of the challenge

[Willis]

I honestly meant Corolla, I just mix those two names up a lot ;p
and you took the picture on May 15th, 2006
you want your the exposure settings your camera probably chose for you?

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Image Type: jpeg (The JPEG image format)
Width: 1600 pixels
Height: 1200 pixels
Camera Brand: Canon
Camera Model: Canon PowerShot A520
Date Taken: 2006:05:15 18:11:07
Exposure Time: 1/319 sec.
Aperture Value: f/5.6
Metering Mode: Pattern
Flash Fired: Flash did not fire, compulsatory flash mode.
Focal Length: 5.8 mm
Shutter Speed: 167837696/536870912 sec. (APEX: 1)

Chose for me nothing, I don't like the flash, it's unnatural.

[Willis]

The camera would never have used the flash there

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True, so the clue for Monday is "this picture was taken in a bright place"

[Willis]

I don't need that clue.
Google and Wikipedia do not seem to acknowledge this place's existance.

Therefor, it doesn't exist and you were never there.

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I just checked and it does have a Wikipedia entry.
And of course Google's got loads of info on this.

[The mysterious Mr. 4m]

Haha oh crud. Didnt think someone else would post so soon. I saw that pic and was all like "Omf! I know that car!" but i forgot and had to do some searching but i didnt find anything. Then it hit me: We owned that car! XD Ours had a rear top spoiler.

Wild guess on the rest: Ruins of Windsor?

[Willis]

google hath finally found it.

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Well done, that proved to be obscure enough to take 4m 3 hours to discover.
I highly advise everyone not to visit the Ruins, located in Port Gibson, Mississippi
We had to drive for an hour on strange dirt roads past where hundreds of sharecroppers lived.
And now another picture.
4m, you must wait until Wednesday before posting on this one, to give everyone else a chance.

What is this?
Hint: it was taken the same day as the previous photo, so it is relatively close.