where is this?

[Tinpotflowers]

Where is this? Clue Barbara Windsor

[Tinpotflowers]

Yes please, more puzzles

Here a couple of easy questions
Bangor (Wales) is twinned with Soest (Germany), with which town in NL is Soest partnered?
Wolfgang Wolf was a German footballer and manager, which eponymous club did he work for?
What job was held by Bob Reid (BR) and by Sir Robert Reid (BR)?

MP and BR chairman

[bovlomov]

Where is this? Clue Barbara Windsor

I guessed it, but the background gives it away.

EDIT: Barbara Windsor is best known for her... acting.

[Tinpotflowers]

Where is this? Clue Barbara Windsor

I guessed it, but the background gives it away.

EDIT: Barbara Windsor is best known for her... acting.

I assume you understood the clue?

[bovlomov]

Where is this? Clue Barbara Windsor

I guessed it, but the background gives it away.

EDIT: Barbara Windsor is best known for her... acting.

I assume you understood the clue?

No. I'm too innocent.

[RickH]

Those electric poles are beating me unless they’ve been replaced with pylons since the picture?

You can see the power lines (possibly a bit further north than the ones in the photo) at the end of the Streetview near Carthouse Farm (link).

[661-Pete]

Here's one which is a bit - er - different. I've pixelated part of the piccy to avoid giving the game away. Need both "where?" and "when?" I think.

[bovlomov]

Here's one which is a bit - er - different. I've pixelated part of the piccy to avoid giving the game away. Need both "where?" and "when?" I think.

I don't know, but I'll guess.

The church - and especially the tower - reminds me of Edinburgh. Can the architectural reproduction be trusted? 16th century?

[661-Pete]

Here's one which is a bit - er - different. I've pixelated part of the piccy to avoid giving the game away. Need both "where?" and "when?" I think.

I don't know, but I'll guess.

The church - and especially the tower - reminds me of Edinburgh. Can the architectural reproduction be trusted? 16th century?

Spot on! That wasn't too hard was it!? The model - which according to the plaque was made in the 1950s - is on display in the Museum of Edinburgh in Canongate, and is supposed to depict Edinburgh as it might have looked at the time of Mary Queen of Scots. The pixelated-out portion represents the Castle of course.

We were there for most of this week, partly to watch Fringe shows, in one of which our son was a performer. All good fun!

[Ben@Forest]

This one?

[cyclop]

Admiral Lord Collingwood monument,Tynemouth.(I,m married to a Geordie)

[cyclop]

Here,s another.No clues.Where EXACTLY is this?

[Tinpotflowers]

Here,s another.No clues.Where EXACTLY is this?image00000016.jpeg

Is it in Scotland?

[cyclop]

No.

[661-Pete]

I think that's Harlech castle in the background. Also famous for Ffordd pen Llech.... have you climbed it?