It was very pleasant. Busy but we didn't have to queue to get in. Plus he has grown out of dinosaurs so we didn't have to shuffle the paleontology section for the umpteenth time.Originally Posted by Sinnlover
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
South Carriage Drive?
Photo taken yesterday
No. There’s more mincing going on in this location.
Edit: but you’re on the right track.
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In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
Usually a bit of a lurker on here but can’t resist as this is my Gran’s home town. Well that’s if it is Dunster High Street? Just having a Friday cider which probably helped with the recognition.Photo taken yesterday
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You got it! Just spent two lovely days there for my wife's birthday (and it was also a good decompress after my mum's funeral on Tuesday). We hadn't been there for probably 30 years and it was even nicer than we remember.
PS: taking the photo the other direction up the high Street would have been even more obvious with the yarn market in sight.
Yep the Yarn Market would have made it too easy. We go down there about once a year (a bit of a pilgrimage for me) so I know it very well.
Sorry to hear about your mum but agree it’s a great place to pause and reset a little bit, it always feels like going back in time for me.
Loving the Alpinist by the way, have been tempted myself.
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Indeed it would have, I was hoping someone would recognise the scene I shot purely from personal knowledge and history as you have done.
Thank you. The two days were booked before Mam passed, but yes, even if I had known what was coming I couldn't have picked a better place to go. I could imagine disappearing from the world in that cosy corner very easily.
The Alpinist really is a great little thing, the exact right blend of field and dressy for me. Oh, and gaining 5 seconds total over the last week or ten days doesn't hurt either.
Assuming you're referring to my picture: well done, it is indeed!
Indeed I was. I assume she is back home in Naturalis after her travels?
Yes she has been for a while now, since the museum reopened. It was my first visit to the new museum and nice as it was, it wasn't as awe inspiring as the old museum. Have you been there?
Thailand, but could be anywhere in Thailand.
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This may not be difficult to identify, but I would be surprised if any TZ-UKers have been here.
Not been there, but I think the SS Badger is famous for plying Lake Michigan.
What about this?
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
Quay St Manitowoc.This may not be difficult to identify, but I would be surprised if any TZ-UKers have been here.
Not too far from Oshkosk.
Manitowoc is right. I drove across Wisconsin today and dropped my son off at the S.S. Badger so he could attend a cyber security camp in Michigan. He had to set his G10 to eastern time.
Has to be Italy with your Panerai...
Vatican or Florence maybe?
Spanish Room, Kingston Lacy, Dorset.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/kin...h-room-ceiling
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
Laura is away on her first trip without the family, it's a pretty big step for her. She's sent an image for the thread completely unprompted, which is both pleasing and slightly concerning...
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
A slightly educated guess but I'm going with Weymouth.
You're not a million miles off, but it's a tad further east. This one makes it rather easier to narrow down.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
Isle of Wight
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
Specifically East Cowes Marina. Amazing organisation.
https://www.ellenmacarthurcancertrust.org
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
Gaaah! I looked at East Cowes but, although the pontoons lined up in an approximate East - West direction, I couldn't see any with the appropriate stretch of water between her position and the boats. I missed the one one pontoon outside the EMCT building.
I hope Laura is enjoying herself.
Good sleuthing techniques, so close! All sounds good so far, thanks.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
That one turned out to be much more difficult than I thought. Been looking at lift bridges across the UK for half an hour before I found it.
https://www.google.com/maps/@52.5233...!7i5376!8i2688
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
Excellent work.
I was delighted to find fork handles in the hardware store.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
Yup, try this one then, it might be one of those that you need to have been there to know where it is. Maybe...
Three things come to mind. Not sure any of them is a winner:
- Bus stop
- Beagle
- Breitling
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
^^^OK, as a clue this pic is related to the first and taken on the same day.
Note: the beagles are not a clue....
The volcano should be the giveaway
Catania?
The volcano should be the giveaway
My username is the other big clue.
Is it near this place? ;-)
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Given all the writing is in French then I’m guessing not.
Is it near this place? ;-)
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It was La Boheme, in Naples?
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Very close then, it was from Sorrento.
No hints! OK, just one: this North American city was immortalized in 1957 by the Chairman of the Board as “That Toddlin' Town.”
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
May be a little too difficult with that photo alone, so I'll broaden it, a bit...
May be a little too difficult with that photo alone, so I'll broaden it, a bit...
Taking a wild guess, Brooklands?
Stonehurst
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Henry Cole's wet dream ?
Prescott, near Cheltenham?
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