Foot and Mouth trivia

[Trev Crook]

What and where?

http://img36.imageshack.us/q17n.jpg

Why won't this show?



[edited: don't know does now - Mark]

[denis_jackman]

Holding off as promised to let mark and SS have a go

[Dranask]

Don't wait on my account, I haven't got a clue and been unable to see the forum.

[denis_jackman]

tsk tsk - keeping my promise to you and SS - Trev knows !!

[Dranask]

(02-08-2010 10:52 PM)Trev Crook Wrote:  What and where?

As stated verbally, I can't make this image any larger, hence I can see no clues to determine what I am looking for.
The link only shows me the same sized image.

[denis_jackman]

here you go
I didn't need this to get the answer
but anything to help you pensioners

[Dranask]

Yes it did help thanks and i have now identified it.

The size needn't have been so great but again thanks, Trev did sat that the image link on his page wouldlink to a larger one but I've not yet found that to be the case.

[Trev Crook]

You going to answer it here, plus thought processes?

Or wait for SS...............?

[Dranask]

Waiting for SS should he wish to give it a go. If not then Denis' turn.

[Dranask]

Obviously from the picture I could see Georgian building and it looked as it the structure was a fort, disused from maybe the same period. Saw I Googled Napoleonic forts. Then sifted through the pictures on some of the links.

As this thread is quiescent, and again using chairman's privilege try this one for size



What is it?
If you can do country and period good for you,

But what is it is a good start

[Dranask]

Oh and BTW the previous answer was

Scraesdon Fort, Antony. Cornwall

here