"Where am I?" Game

[Sean of the Shed]

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[Fussbudget]

Looks southern English to me, not much to work with though.

Any idea what that... wavy roof? next to the lamp post in the middle of the second picture could be?

[ursus arctos]

Curious, isn't it?

Perhaps a massive fan of Toblerone?

[Kevin S]

Great spot on COTA Sean. I thought the angles might just disguise it as an airfield for a bit, though the tyre (sorry, tire) marks in the first picture give a pretty strong clue I suppose.

[Sits]

Looks southern English to me, not much to work with though.

Any idea what that... wavy roof? next to the lamp post in the middle of the second picture could be?

A row of almshouses maybe?

[Sean of the Shed]

Here are your wavy roofs. I had to go from this angle to keep the builders details out of shot.

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[Sean of the Shed]

And here is a shot looking back towards the first location from the other side of the blue house.

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[Sean of the Shed]

Back to the crossroads.

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[Sean of the Shed]

This place is well known btw.

[Sits]

That chapel reminds me of Cornwall but the rest doesn’t especially.

[Fussbudget]

It reminds me a bit of the Methodist churches around here which are mostly no longer churches. Are those solar panels on the roof? Fair play

[ursus arctos]

It is very flat, which makes me wonder about East Anglia, though VA would know much better.

I also don't know how common non-conformist chapels are there.

[Fussbudget]

Fair point, it could be somewhere like the Somerset Levels or Lincolnshire as well (have we got someone from Lincolnshire on the board? *raises eyebrow*)

[ad hoc]

I've been trying to read the name of the estate agent on that sign, but can;t quite manage it. somethingworth? There are methodist chapels that could look like this in East Anglia I can confirm, though i suspect there are in much of the country

[Rogin the Armchair fan]

It's the fact it's a dead straight road that's piqued my interest. And one that's not been turned into a major "A" road like the A21 or A10.There aren't many of those in the south west (and, as we've said, it's flat). I've had a brief look up and down something called Stone Street south of Canterbury but I can't find anything.

[Fussbudget]

I've been trying to read the name of the estate agent on that sign, but can;t quite manage it. somethingworth?

Is it Belvoir? They seem to be nationwide unfortunately

[ad hoc]

Ah. yes it is that.

[Fussbudget]

I got excited when I found it but it's no help at all is it!

[Sean of the Shed]

Fair point, it could be somewhere like the Somerset Levels or Lincolnshire as well (have we got someone from Lincolnshire on the board? *raises eyebrow*)

*Waves hand.*

[Kevin S]

Fair point, it could be somewhere like the Somerset Levels or Lincolnshire as well (have we got someone from Lincolnshire on the board? *raises eyebrow*)

Aha, you had the area here. Found it. Start spreading the news...

[Various Artist]

Such a long straight, flat and yet still minor road could potentially be the Fens or thereabouts, but I've got nothing better than that.


Edit: Ah, I see Kev is already on it regardless!

[Fussbudget]

*Waves hand.*

Yes I thought so!

[Fussbudget]

Oh! New York, Lincs

Can't see the blue house though and not sure what Kev's up to

[Kevin S]

Sorry, still singing Sinatra.

[Fussbudget]

Wavy roofs (rooves?)

All my views are very slightly different from Sean's though, might be another weird timeshift there