The Euro-African Medium Wave Guide is used in a lot of different locations all over the world. Here we present you with a few of them.

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From Kenneth MacDonald at Scotland, Barra, Feb 2010: at the island's airport, reputed to be the only one in the world where scheduled air services land on a beach.  The aircraft is a DHC Twin Otter which had just flown in from Glasgow, giving the crew plenty of time for coffee and bacon rolls in the small terminal building's excellent cafe before the return flight to Scotland's biggest city. You may notice that the radio in the bottom  of the shot is a Sony 7600GR - that was in fact my reserve radio on my short DXpedition; the main set was a Grundig Satellit 800 and my QTH was on the spit of land almost directly behind the aircraft's tail. 
Barra is the most southerly inhabited island of Scotland's Western Isles - far enough away from the big transmitters of the mainland to make DXing interesting.  The Faroe Islands and Euskadi Irratia come in like locals; China and India were heard, and TA catches, while nothing out the ordinary for really serious DXers, still gave me a lot of pleasure. And of course the EMWG was indispensable.