Game: Name that road!

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Aravis

Putrid Donut
Location
Gloucester
'Ordinary' could be 'Common'. I'm not sure if the 'but' and 'that' are just there to join ordinary to the end of the clue, or maybe either or both could be too...

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Edit: Has the penny dropped?
 
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ColinJ

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
B4222 - I was looking in the wrong direction! :laugh:

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Eventually the penny (farthing) dropped!

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Aravis

Putrid Donut
Location
Gloucester
That's the one, @ColinJ.

Despite appearances, from our point of view the B-road turns left towards the pub, and we're looking from an unclassified road with (ahem) no obvious name. It's anything but an ordinary spot, although the view of the Malverns is largely lost once you've passed the junction.

I took the picture on my ride last Wednesday. If I'm heading back towards Gloucester from Ross, my standard route is to come up past the pub and head off in the direction of view. On one occasion in 2017 I stopped for a photo:

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Over to you again Colin I'm afraid. :laugh:
 
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ColinJ

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Despite appearances, from our point of view the B-road turns left towards the pub, and we're looking from an unclassified road with (ahem) no obvious name.
Oh yes - how strange! I didn't spot that.

Here's another one that I had thought about doing before, but I don't think that I have. (I did a quick search and couldn't find the name of the road in this thread.)

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ColinJ

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Is that a UFO/flying saucer above and to the right of the 20 foot gateposts!
Even if it was, it has probably gone now!

I zoomed in on the Street View image and it is just a strange looking part of the cloud.
 

GuyBoden

Guru
Location
Warrington
To help naming the road in this picture, I've consulted my personal drystone wall experts, concerning style, stone type and probable location.

The top stones, known as coping stones, was apparently the give away feature, but the batter and pinning were distinctive too.

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The results of their exacting analysis confirmed my suspicions, that the drystone wall in the picture is probably in the North of England. ;)
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MontyVeda

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