Guess the Place

[John Walker]

Cobtree/Aylesford area?  Not really eastern half, but it did have a zoo and is to the east of the Mudway.

Move a long way east Martin.  Probably nearer to being a menagerie rather than a full-blown zoo now I think of it.

[MartinR]

Cobtree/Aylesford area?  Not really eastern half, but it did have a zoo and is to the east of the Mudway.

[John Walker]

A zoo was close by many years ago.

[John Walker]

This brewery no longer exists and this view is not on GSV.  Now mainly residential.

[John Walker]

Water not far away

[John Walker]

Eastern half of Kent.

[John Walker]

Were the premises at some stage a maltster's?  The central building looks like the base of an old oast house, modified to be a general office or store.  The cowl beyond reinforces this, as does the "OFFice" sign.  I'd guess at a date of inter-war, or possibly as late as the 1950s?

You're right on track MartinR 

[MartinR]

Were the premises at some stage a maltster's?  The central building looks like the base of an old oast house, modified to be a general office or store.  The cowl beyond reinforces this, as does the "OFFice" sign.  I'd guess at a date of inter-war, or possibly as late as the 1950s?

[John Walker]

Next one ....


What and where was this ?

[John Walker]

Yes, well done John Walker, its used as part of another Treasure/quiz trail which my wife and I do every now and again. They get you to look around parts of towns and cities where you might not normally go.


Over to you.

Thank you Lutonman.  I enjoyed that one as I visit Whitstable quite a lot and was surprised I'd not seen that artwork before.  Many of those terraced houses were under water in the flood of 1953.  Your treasure hunts sound like a lot of fun 


Next one shortly.

[MartinR]

Well thanks to those incredibly precise coordinates¹, I can present:

• Nat'l Grid:                 TR 10800 66542
• Nearest Post Code:  CT5 1JF
• WGS84:                   51°21'32"N 001°01'35"

¹Accurate to 0.03 microns!

[Lutonman]

Yes, well done John Walker, its used as part of another Treasure/quiz trail which my wife and I do every now and again. They get you to look around parts of towns and cities where you might not normally go.


Over to you.

[Beachbum]

Google shot

[John Walker]

Found it at last - I had searched along that road but GSV stops before the house.      After your clue Lutonman,  I just noticed the artwork in the distance.


Gladstone Road?    51.35882879343344, 1.0263959391374182

[Lutonman]

Certainly, it is off the High Street, a former Prime Minister might help you.