Guess the Place

[MartinR]

Interesting.  No electrification, so therefore worked by diesels.

[johnfilmer]

No MartinR, part of the network.

[MartinR]

Heritage line?

[johnfilmer]

Hi all, sorry to have gone a bit awol, it was a bit warm... so I spent today either in the garden under a sunshade, or in the garage, all the doors open for ventilation soldering components onto a pcb. More of that another time.
Meanwhile a little train related question - where is this?
I couldn't show the view further to the left as the bridge ID was very clearly visible - twice.

[MartinR]

Happy to oblige.  As near as I can judge:

• Nat'l grid:   TQ 65007 74095
• Post Code: DA12 2AD
• WGS84:     51°26'31"N, 000°22'22"E or 51.44181,0.37285

[John Walker]

Berkley Crescent.

You have it John.  Seems a bit out of place in today's Gravesend.  Perhaps Gravesend was a much grander place in days gone by.  Perhaps a case of another town being wrecked by planners, or did it suffer badly in the war?


I'll leave the co-ordinates to MartinR as he is much better at it than me. 


Over to you ...

[johnfilmer]

Berkley Crescent.

[John Walker]

Gravesend?

Yep!      Gravesend it is.   Shouldn't be too difficult now.

[johnfilmer]

Gravesend?

[John Walker]

Would Maidstone be any closer to the GTP than Tunbridge Wells?

Further north of T/Wells.  This architecture seems slightly out of place (at least to my way of thinking)

[shoot999]

Would Maidstone be any closer to the GTP than Tunbridge Wells?

[John Walker]

Wild guess, Tunbridge Wells?

Not Pantiles or Tunbridge Wells Beachbum, although I can see why you might think it is.


You need to head in a northerly direction ...

[Beachbum]

The Pantiles?

[Beachbum]

Wild guess, Tunbridge Wells?

[John Walker]

500 mtrs to the right you will find water.