Where's the pic England v5

[CharlesT]

Clue. The river seen through the trees in the pic begins with an E and feeds the river T.

And how it might have looked in its heyday.

[Mal Grey]

I had to resort to some major googling, but I think its North Leigh, near the Evenlode that flows into the Thames. Never hear of it!

[CharlesT]

I had to resort to some major googling, but I think its North Leigh, near the Evenlode that flows into the Thames. Never hear of it!

Yes, North Leigh Roman Villa, one of the largest in southern Britain and all of two miles from my home. No Fishbourne, but worth a visit. A lot of it remains buried to protect it.

Your go.

[Mal Grey]

Cheers.

OK, where was this spooky Hallowe'en gathering?

[CharlesT]

Are you on The Wye?

[Mal Grey]

Are you on The Wye?

Nope, not on the Wye, but yes there is a major river not far away.

[CharlesT]

Is it Anchor Church caves, which is near The Trent?

[Mal Grey]

Is it Anchor Church caves, which is near The Trent?

That's the place.




An interesting spot, we've camped/bivvied there (with permission from the landowner) a couple of times now, perfect for a Hallowe'en trip.




Your turn...

[CharlesT]

Thanks, a bit of googling riverside caves got me there.
Where is this path?

[vuirich]

The zig zag path up Selborne Hanger?

[CharlesT]

The zig zag path up Selborne Hanger?

Correct, that was quick. Your go.

[vuirich]

Thanks, Charles.

Where's this?

[vuirich]

The beacon and trig are at the summit of a Marilyn.

[CharlesT]

The beacon and trig are at the summit of a Marilyn.

The evocatively named Billinge Lump I believe.

[vuirich]

The evocatively named Billinge Lump I believe.

Yes, Billinge Hill, near St Helens.

Over to you.