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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Two churches in one churchyard. Can't be too many of those.
Two churches in one churchyard. Can't be too many of those.
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Willingale, in Essex, seems to be a candidate as it's relatively local for you!Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Yep that's right and not an Essex woman in site.
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
OK - sticking to the churchy theme: (bonus points if you can say where it was shot from)
Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
It looks like the one close by the 42st Port Authority Bus Station in NYCGrahamComment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Wrong city, continent, and hemisphere.
Apart from that, you're close!Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Is it St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne (designed by Butterfield, and with all sorts of building problems because he refused to come out to Melbourne and help!)? The towers and spires are 20th century extras.
I think that's the dome of Flinders Street Station in the foreground, but I'm stumped as to your location, as I can't find any building that would give you that angle. Were you in a helicopter?
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Location is spot-on, but no bonus points. I was on the observation platform of the Eureka tower, the highest obs platform in the southern hemisphere.Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Location is amazing - says a lot for the lens used!
Anyway, my next offering:
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Looks a bit like Tattershall Castle but I'm not sure.Comment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Mike, you're broadly in the correct time-frame, but it's not Tattersall.
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Is it time for clues?
1. St. Hugh
2. Pomegranate
Sorry for being cryptic!
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
I in itially thought it was Bishops Palace, Ely but I think it's more likely Buckden Towers. That was another of St Hugh's gaffs, not that he was short of them.My flickrComment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Correct. The pomegranate was Katherine of Aragon's badge and she was lodged at Buckden before being moved to Kimbolton. There is a knot garden named after her at Buckden.
Over to you!
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
I have to admit I didn't get the Pomegranate reference but St Hugh helped me narrow it down.
Have a pop at this
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