WHAT/WHERE IS IT - 2

• Guest 767

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  12 August 2013     16:20240473
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  Ok, here we go again, any ideas on what or where this is?
  

  

  
  Answer tomorrow!
  Phil Wyborn - Brown at www.wybornphotography.co.uk
• Jan Higgins

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  12 August 2013     16:48240474
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  The Cutty Sark at Greenwich.
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• Brian Dixon

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  12 August 2013     17:42240475
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  I concur with jan.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  12 August 2013     17:47240477
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  the right shape for a tea clipper.
• Guest 767

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  13 August 2013     11:12240550
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  1 to me! Not the Cutty Sark, and not Greenwich. Try a dry dock in Bristol, the same dock in which this ship was built in 1839 when the keel was laid.
  Designed by the great Isambard Kingdom Brunel, it is, of course, the SS Great Britain. Returned to Bristol from the Falkland Islands in 1970 she has been completly rebuilt and now 'floats' in her home dock, for more pictures please see my website, the link is below.
  Now, lets have another trawl through my files...................
  Phil Wyborn - Brown at www.wybornphotography.co.uk
• Jan Higgins

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  13 August 2013     11:21240551
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  That is a great picture Phil, more mysteries this will make a great thread.
  
  I thought it was a wooden hull rather than steel, that will teach me to look properly next time.
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• Guest 700

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  14 August 2013     09:29240657
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  Which Cathedral is this ?

  
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• Guest 710

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  14 August 2013     09:42240658
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  Welcome to Chichester Cathedral?
  
  http://www.chichestercathedral.org.uk/
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• Guest 700

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  14 August 2013     09:45240659
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  That was quick Tom !
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• Guest 710

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  14 August 2013     09:48240661
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  I simply went to look Kath, and not alphabetically either. Not all can afford a copper roof, and many in the industrial north could do with a wash.
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• Guest 700

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  14 August 2013     23:00240700
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  Where is this ancient Sweet Chestnut Tree:

  
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• Guest 710

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  18 August 2013     09:53241053
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  On the Fredville park estate, Kath.
  
  http://cronodon.com/NatureTech/Chestnuts.html
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