Where am I?

Question

You know the old faithful riddle about the hunter and the bear (1 mile south, 1 mile east, 1 mile north. What colour was the bear). My question is;
where else on this planet could you go and do the same movements ( 1 mile south, 1 mile east, 1 mile north) and end up exactly where you started? 
North or South pole is not acceptable as an answer; neither is "down a mineshaft" - that is not travelling South, it's falling.
First correct answer gets the points

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

in a freeway that curves or in san francisco

Nik G · Answer

u go 1 mile south then 1 mile east then 1 mile north and then u just turn it around and go 1 mile south 1 mile east and 1 mile north!

Bartoni · Answer

In the Sea. 1 mile south ,1 mile East....... the tide then  takes you back 1 mile West .......and then 1 mile North to land in the same spot.

McCanns are guilty · Answer

The North pole,,,

Anonymous · Answer

There is no other place on the Earth that this works.

This phenomon occurs because using you are using the compass bearings AT the pole causing your path to triangulate around the same origin.

Is this just a question shoot-off of the riddle or is this a clever riddle you've created?

H · Answer

If you are capable of walking on hot lava, go underground to the point where the circumference of the earth is exactly one mile.

You might need a spade.

:)

common cents · Answer

The Bermuda triange?

Anonymous · Answer

In a maze? or a large garden? Or the same place as the bear.... ;-)

Anonymous · Answer

You're in the chair you were in at the start, and all your travelling was on Google Earth.

Otherwise it doesn't make any sense...

Senyad · Answer

There is no other place.

silentdeathe · Answer

The sun

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