Guess the Place

[grandarog]

Come on Members don't be shy.
   We don't bite,its all fun and you learn a lot about whereabouts of landmarks and places in Kent. There must be at least one of the 251 members that havent had a go yet.
   We are not an exclusive club we would love more members to join in . It gets monotonous when there are only half a dozen of us playing.
              Please,Please , Join in.You will be welcomed by us all.

[Beachbum]

Final clue : Coastal 'Bay' location....

You have the answer already!

[Beachbum]

Now the whole picture for you, so 'where' is this Fountain?

And what is the most recent "Vandalism" Story (there is a twist).

[Beachbum]

Okay newcomers, who would like to guess this one?

[Beachbum]

This is part of the Base Section, a Trough for drinking.
The Fountain was erected to remember a Photographer to the Royal family (and many other archivements) also know as a Quaker and a Christian Philanthropist

[grandarog]

Found it ,Come on lets have a newcomer make a guess.

[Beachbum]

Another shot.

This has a very unusual story of recent "vandalism" and the action taken

[John Walker]

Found it but will hold back for now. An interesting one.

[Beachbum]

It is a Fountain design.  This is one of Four Piers in the image.

[grandarog]

One of a pair at base of steps or gateway

[John Walker]

A fountain ?

[Beachbum]

Thanks John Walker and MartinR.

Next one for you, starting with a small shot............

"Water"

[John Walker]

MartinR - It is tucked away a bit and at the end of a lane that's not covered by Google.  the only view I could find was from the A260 as you leave Denton heading for Folkestone.

[MartinR]

Well, I'd never have found that!  It's grade II*, official listing here: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1070011?section=official-list-entry
Location information:

• Nat Grid:                    TR 21006 46239
• Nearest Post Code:   CT4 6RG
• Co-ords (WGS84):     51°10:22"N,001°09'37"E or 51.17266,1.16021

[John Walker]

Well done Beachbum - over to you.   Here's more info about The Ingoldsby Legends.  An interesting and informative read.


http://www.elham.co.uk/IngoldsbyLegends/IngoldsbyLegends.htm