Guess the Place

[stuartwaters]

Please see the latest announcement about the image problem. Should be sorted out now. I believe it's shoot999's turn?

[stuartwaters]

I'll have a look at the picture problem this evening when I get five minutes.

[KeithG]

That was the fun shoot999


It was an H G Wells house..... Invisible


Lovely bridge.... castle261


CAT...... Yes, you got that correct
Try another, not too difficult, as it is General Knowledge of Kent


Over to you......

[shoot999]

Ok, shoot999 i will carry on the fun for now.


Next one!........ What famous author lived in this house in Sandgate


Near water and a hill nearby

I'm not even seeing your attachment. Is it just me?

[castle261]

Phew !, I enjoyed that last one, was that the ` Bailey Bridge ` at Wouldham, or am I `one Bridge
too far `.

[CAT]

Spade House and H G Wells?

[KeithG]

Ok, shoot999 i will carry on the fun for now.


Next one!........ What famous author lived in this house in Sandgate?


Near water and a hill nearby

[KeithG]

Same here....... Site was also unavailable last evening for about 30 minutes!

[Invicta Alec]

I just tried (and failed) to attach a picture.


Same error message.


Alec.

[shoot999]

I'm getting this upload error on every page. Anyone else want/can post pics. Please do so.

[Local Hiker]

I did Walter Burke's grave in Wouldham Churchyard as a "Guess The Place" on the old forum.

[MartinR]

Same issue here.  See below and on the Chatham Intra Synagogue thread.  Tried later with the smaller picture and it failed again.
@KeithG - sorry, I was just looking at "new bridge", "naval" and "owner did something", missed the motorways.  I know well where the M2 ends: I've spent many an hour there looking at the other vehicles in the jam! 

[Smiffy]

I had the same problem last night trying to make a post with an attachment. Ended up using a link to an external image site.

[shoot999]

Not letting me put a pic up. Saying upload folder is full.  Tried a number of pics, small in size.

[KeithG]

Sorry Martin R.....Sheppey and Sheerness is North of the M2 where the M2 goes North to the West of it is the Medway Valley.


Yes, shoot999 you have it .....nice bit of searching


The house in the 1930`s seems to be the only picture around, same man same dog it is everywhere concerned with this piece of history.
Walter Burke, as you say, was a purser on HMS Victory who caught Nelson as he fell wounded at the Battle Of Trafalgar. Nelson died in his arms.


Over to you.......