Guess the Place

[John Walker]

CAT - The building is still in use today although not for the original purpose.  It's part of a much larger structure, much of which still remains and has been renovated.


KeithG - At least three types of sadness. 


Many who passed here were on a one way journey.
Others had been displaced.
A loss of something nostalgic.


A box of levers is nearby.


That should do it

[KeithG]

What type of sadness?

[CAT]

Is this a fragment of a building no longer there? It looks as if it has been removed to the left of the pic and smoke is rising from behind?

[John Walker]

KeithG - Not Canterbury


Cat -  Not Dover...


Clue - Carpets

[KeithG]

Canterbury?

[CAT]

Dover?

[John Walker]

East Kent - KeithG


Not a Chapel or Mausoleum CAT


This place has an enormous amount of history.  Millions passed by here.

[CAT]

Entrance to a chapel, or mausoleum?

[KeithG]

N,S,E or West Kent ?

[John Walker]

Water nearby.  Has seen a lot of sadness.

[John Walker]

Can be seen clearly on GSV but about 300 mtrs from camera position.

[John Walker]

Thanks KeithG


I nearly missed them.  They are buried among new builds.  I would guess at one time they commanded a fine view across the Medway.


Next one ...  What and where is this?

[KeithG]

Yes you have it John


Can't do pics as on my mobile but they overlook the Thames and Medway Estuary from the end of Chapel Road Grain

The larger cottage on this end is called"Medtha House" 


Over to you.....

[John Walker]

Coastguard Station, Isle of Grain ?

[KeithG]

CAT.... I did wonder if a building must of been between them as it must be the fairly obvious answer?


Yes they are Coastguard Cottages but where?