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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Yep gold star
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The mill is open on certain days but not when I was there. I'll try to get back next summer.
Well done, over to you.Being left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
All the best
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Sorry for the delay. Lets try a monochrome panorama:
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Are they the Southdown Hills in the background?Comment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
No, they are further West, well known for the stone quarried in the region.Comment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
A bit too far West! It is the other stone in them that hills! The bay is named after the town where many buildings are constructed using salvaged stone from London, brought back after making deliveries of the new stuff which was used in many famous buildings in the capital.Originally posted by veggiesosage View Post
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Is it Swanage (and the Purbeck quarries)?
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Yes. This is Swanage, and the stone that was shipped to London is Purbeck stone. There are some ornate entrances in the town made from the salvage from London buildings that were demolished.Originally posted by Andrew Riddell View Post
Over to you, Andrew.Comment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
I was wondering if it were Swanage (he says after the event!) but couldn't just bring the name to mind. Old age!Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Thanks, Kurt. I'm thinking about the next one!
BTW, the best bit of salvage is the entrance to the Swanage Town Hall, which was originally the entrance to Mercers' Hall in Cheapside (demolished c.1883) and designed by Edward Jerman just after the Great Fire.
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
I fear that this may be too easy or too obscure (but nothing in between!). The full answer will be where and what?
If someone more knowledgeable can make this image larger, I'd be very grateful!
AndrewLast edited by Pol; 12-12-14, 08:35 AM.Comment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Image now enlarged for Andrew.
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Is this too obscure? Is a clue/hint needed? Or are people just busy with Christmas??
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Is it In East Anglia?Comment
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