Challenge: Where is this? IV

[andym]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

This place lies just below sealevel.

[andym]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

This wonderful building was built as part of a national housing shortage plan in the early 20th century.
It's name has a connection to the sea.

[andym]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

Try this one.

[Andrew Riddell]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

Is it Tickencote near Stamford?

You're correct, Andy. I thought it might have lasted longer!

Back to you.

Andrew

[andym]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

Is it Tickencote near Stamford?

[Andrew Riddell]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

This is a triumph of 12th century jerry-building.

[Kurt]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

Congratulations. It was a jazz concert during my visit. Over to you.

[Andrew Riddell]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

Kurt,

The Ham Hill stone is the give-away! It doesn't 'glow' on my shots because I didn't have blue skies when I visited. Mind you, I didn't have the mass picnic!

It's Barrington Court, near Crewkerne.

Andrew

[Kurt]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

Clue 1: NT

[Kurt]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

I said it was easy! Over to you.

This may be more difficult:

[mike_j]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

I said it was easy! Over to you.

[Kurt]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

I haven't been, but I guessed either Duxford or here The Shuttleworth Collection, Old Warden Aerodrome. Nr Biggleswade. and Old Warden came up with G-AAIN.

Kurt

[mike_j]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

This is a little different but very easily tracked down even if you haven't been there

[veggiesosage]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

All correct apart from the spelling of Criccieth (or Cricieth in the Welsh). Caer Dyni is a neolithic tomb.

Too easy obvs

Back to you.

[mike_j]

Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV

I think it's Cricciech but no idea what the stone slab is.

Edit - structure is Caer-Dyni - Burial Chamber (Dolmen)