Lets play the Photo Location Game! Vol 3
Discussion
A twofer...
'Josephine' and 'Josephine 2', two of four boats that operate the Mudeford Quay to Mudeford Beach/Hengistbury Head ferry.
Bike is an Argon18 Dark Matter, with Pistonheads Bike jersey in lieu of custard.
Table of fares. Excuse the illumination by bicycle lamp, but it was dark by the time I'd pedalled around the harbour to get to it.
'Josephine' and 'Josephine 2', two of four boats that operate the Mudeford Quay to Mudeford Beach/Hengistbury Head ferry.
Bike is an Argon18 Dark Matter, with Pistonheads Bike jersey in lieu of custard.
Table of fares. Excuse the illumination by bicycle lamp, but it was dark by the time I'd pedalled around the harbour to get to it.
OK.
Clearly I should think this game through more thoroughly. Maybe start by having an idea for a new challenge before submitting an entry, for a start...
I thought I had a great idea. 'Your car/van/bike/etc, plus custard (or suitable substitute) at a site, or with an artefact, associated with D-Day'
However, it occurred to me that it would be rather too "south-centric" worded like that. So, to give PHers in other regions of the UK, and those abroad, a fair crack of this particular whip, I'm going with...
Your car, etc, etc, at a current or former military site, museum, or preserved vehicle/ship/aircraft, associated with the Second World War
Think wide. Aircraft factories, ports, airfields, museums, stately homes used as HQs or hospitals, PW camps, assembly areas. No sign of the site's history? What about interpretation boards, or blue plaques? It doesn't need to be D-Day specific, but that would be a bonus.
Caveat: No plastic aeroplanes on poles, or other replicas, UNLESS they're at a location that would meet the brief without it.
Happy hunting...
Clearly I should think this game through more thoroughly. Maybe start by having an idea for a new challenge before submitting an entry, for a start...
I thought I had a great idea. 'Your car/van/bike/etc, plus custard (or suitable substitute) at a site, or with an artefact, associated with D-Day'
However, it occurred to me that it would be rather too "south-centric" worded like that. So, to give PHers in other regions of the UK, and those abroad, a fair crack of this particular whip, I'm going with...
Your car, etc, etc, at a current or former military site, museum, or preserved vehicle/ship/aircraft, associated with the Second World War
Think wide. Aircraft factories, ports, airfields, museums, stately homes used as HQs or hospitals, PW camps, assembly areas. No sign of the site's history? What about interpretation boards, or blue plaques? It doesn't need to be D-Day specific, but that would be a bonus.
Caveat: No plastic aeroplanes on poles, or other replicas, UNLESS they're at a location that would meet the brief without it.
Happy hunting...
Saleen836 said:
SydneyBridge said:
Win
Interesting place, have driven through when it has been open and the village was packed out
Sorry, off topic...
Just up the road from me and yes it does get busy when open, and it's a win from meInteresting place, have driven through when it has been open and the village was packed out
Sorry, off topic...
Next challenge, car and custard etc. with a cattle grid.
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