Guess the Place

[Jackie Paper]

Not in a village or churchyard?
Perhaps a memorial to staff from a country estate, or a public school?

[johnfilmer]

 Mid Kent is more correct.

[John Walker]

I thought I knew this one, but on checking, it's similar but not the one in your photo.

East Kent ?

[MartinR]

Forge Garage location:

• Address:                   The Street, Frittenden
• Nat Grid:                   TQ 81491 41199
• Nearest Post Code:   TN17 2DG
• Co-ords (WGS84):     51°08'29"N,000°35'35"E or 51.14129,0.59308

The two previous GTPs didn't need location information IMHO.

[johnfilmer]

A disappearing breed the local garage. Here in Doddington we have a thriving Service Station, it even still sells fuel. My last local garage was Wents Service Station at the top of Ulcombe Hill, and that is still going strong, but has not sold fuel for many years.

Meanwhile, sorry to have been a while, I started to turn a replacement knob for the lid of an elderly Le Creuset pot and kept on until my wife returned home. Still all done, just going to powder coat it for best effect.

The next one was intended for use the other day, but I used another, so here it is. This is unusual as the monument is not in either a central village position, or churchyard.

[John Walker]

Well done JohnFilmer.  You earned that one.  Photo shows the later replacements after corralls discontinued petrol sales.  These have been left in place as a feature after the garage had been converted to residential use.

Over to you

[johnfilmer]

Forge Garage, Frittenden, maybe…

[John Walker]

Auto correct, or rather auto incorrect, of Egerton. But not there then…

Just found Olivers - a very similar set-up but a different brand to the one that replaced Corralls.  Now residential but they've left the latest pumps as a feature. 
You need to head South West. 

[johnfilmer]

Auto correct, or rather auto incorrect, of Egerton. But not there then…

[John Walker]

Is it Oliver’s at Everton?

Not sure about that location but it's not there.

National Trust location to the South.

[johnfilmer]

Is it Oliver’s at Everton?

[John Walker]

I presume you are all waiting for more clues?

Rumours were once started by the locals to attract visitors to the area where these old pumps were.

[John Walker]

Small village, roughly south east of mid kent.

[John Walker]

Here we go with the next GTP.

Where could we find these old fuel pumps before they were removed?

Their replacements can be seen on GSV.

[grandarog]

Stuart will correct me if I am wrong .
          I think Historic  Mortars could fire anything that fitted in them .ie;- Rocks ,Solid Iron Balls and various explosive or incendiary Balls depending if anti personel, with fragmenting cases and loose shrapnel mixed in the charge, to full explosive filled destruction balls against buildings ,ships etc.
           Modern Artillery Mortars can fire high-explosive rounds, smoke rounds, illumination rounds, and anti-personnel rounds. Depending on the situation .