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I thought the terrain look a bit like Brittany but couldn't find anything. I then looked a the fishing boat which looks European to me.
Came up with Mouro Island, Santander in Spain.
I used to visit the Kent coast ranges at Hythe and heard about this, and other interesting structures down the coast. I've never seen it but it's down that way - I think !
In fact you are only a lttle stone's throw from the answer
That'll do for me. The tower folly at Littlestone built as a water tower in 1890 when a gent call Henry Tubbs wanted to make the area into a new holiday resort.
Now a private house.
Note to oneself, don't be lazy and link pictures to my FlickR account, gives the game away.
I was going to add do you think this thread has run it's course but it seems to be one of the only things that keep us going on this site.
Being left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
I do like to see interesting places that I can add to my list of places I'm very unlikely to go to...
There's all sorts of interest on the Romney Marshes. Littlestone was so called as the shingle had smaller shingle stones than Greatstone. Great kebabs in Greatstone too.
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Also a Mulberry harbour off the coast at Lydd, sound mirrors etc etc. Strange, intriguing area to spend time.
That'll do for me. The tower folly at Littlestone built as a water tower in 1890 when a gent call Henry Tubbs wanted to make the area into a new holiday resort.
The idea of my rather broad hint was that someone else would answer so that I didn't have to come up with a new picture.
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