Guess the Place

[Diapason]

Apologies for `jumping the gun`, Local Hiker.


My memory failed me, as I am not a new boy and was a member of the `old` Forum from 2010 but using a new user name and avatar.

I have removed the offending post.

[stuartwaters]

Can people unfamiliar with this game on the old site please familiarise themselves with the rules, posted at the beginning of this thread.

[Local Hiker]

Diapason, it is nice to have new blood playing along. You have some nice pictures.
The game works by guessing the current image in play, then you post your own image only if you are first to guess the current image.
The current image in play is on Reply #43 by John Walker.

John Walker, I stand corrected, but there will be architect ghosts suing for plagiarism if my eatery and your charity shop are different places!

[John Walker]

We seem to be out of sync again as the one I put up hasn't been guessed yet. 


Anyway, I will answer your post (number 44) Local Hiker.  You might be thinking of the wrong place as it's not an eating establishment but a charity shop and an estate agents.


John

[Local Hiker]

I have eaten there recently, but I won't call it because I have had more than my fair share of turns at this game since it started in the new forum.

[John Walker]

Thanks Local Hiker.


Next one.


(I'm away until Monday evening but will look when I can)

[Local Hiker]

Yes, the sculptures are scattered around the marshes to the south east of the cafe, all part of Barton Point Coastal park. The napolionic defensive canal starts here. The boating lake is dug off and connected to the canal. The statues are on a WW1 rifle range.

[John Walker]

Near the Boathouse Cafe, Sheerness ?

[Local Hiker]

Clue: I have canoed in the boating lake at this place.

[Local Hiker]

Thanks John Walker.
I spent ages trying to convince myself that it was Cliffe Fort, which is surrounded by stored, commercial shingle and aggregate!


This place is a popular dog walking area. The carved wooden statues are all several feet high or long, and all within a few hundred yards of each other. Where is it?

[John Walker]

That's it Local Hiker.  I understand that the structure is a sluice for storm water outlet,


Back to you 

[Local Hiker]

The Hatch restaurant in Folkestone?

https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Hatch-at-Folkestone-Harbour/257216057946563


https://www.alamy.com/low-tidefolkestone-harbourfolkestonekentenglanduk-image183811840.html

[John Walker]

Thanks Local Hiker - That took some finding 


Next one ...

[Local Hiker]

John Walker, spot on. Over to you.
It is the track into Sheerness Docks.
The track goes through the large rusty blue gates to the immediate left of the toll house.
I am looking north. The branch just south of here is lifted and gone, so the track in the picture is now severed from the rail network.
To the immediate right (east) of where the picture was taken, there is a large flattened building site that was once Sheerness Steel Mill.

[John Walker]

I think you're on the disused track alongside West Street and the A249 in BlueTown (Close to the Royal Fountain hotel) ?