Where's the pic England v5

[Mal Grey]

Bamburgh Beach in Northumberland.
That's easy:)

Thought it would be! All yours...

[apollo0815]

Sorry for the delay, too much work:( I am searching something right now.....)
found it...

Where are we?

[CharlesT]

Tudor courtyard, Lacock Abbey.

[apollo0815]

correct:)

[CharlesT]

correct:)

Thanks, I pass it frequently. Must stop off sometime.

Where is this?

[apollo0815]

Even if I will have to dig deeply into my Pre-Digital Archives to find interesting England-pics, which are not in the southwest, I will say, that this is Clougha Pike .

[CharlesT]

Even if I will have to dig deeply into my Pre-Digital Archives to find interesting England-pics, which are not in the southwest, I will say, that this is Clougha Pike .

It is. The skyline of my boyhood. Over to you.

[apollo0815]

Finally found something:)
Where are we here...

[Sack the Juggler]

No idea. It looks flat and it seems to be a river, so is it Norfolk?

[apollo0815]

No, it's part of my childhood dreams, because it is a certain part of the britsh partner town, of my original home town.

The part you see here might be partially artificial.
The town itself is very british, having a lot of roundabouts, brick buildings, double houses, greens and villages around which might make an appearance in "Midsomer Murders" even if they are not exactly in Oxfordshire or Buckinghamshire:) ( or Norfolk...)
A rugby and a cricket Pitch are not too far off .

[Sack the Juggler]

Swindon?

[apollo0815]

No that is about a 2 hours (car)drive off-target. But not bad.

[Glengavel]

Lots of roundabouts suggests Milton Keynes, he said hopefully.

[apollo0815]

Back then, we were giving concerts with our schools wind orchestra at Milton Keynes, so I agree on the roundabouts.
And you are lot closer:)
The place of my dreams back then is the oldest of its kind:)(as far as I know....)

[apollo0815]

You could have gotten very wet, at that old place;)