Game: Name that road!

[Jenkins]

As an occasional lurker on this thread, for only the second time I recognise somewhere but won't post the location as and leave it to the regulars to work it out. I will post this picture from the other direction though...

 

[T4tomo]

I like those walls, but I don't know wherr it is. I think they are built single skin to save bricks, but then they have to curve otherwise they'd fall over, and have the occasional pillar, so how many bricks they save is a mute point.

 

[All uphill]

As an occasional lurker on this thread, for only the second time I recognise somewhere but won't post the location as and leave it to the regulars to work it out. I will post this picture from the other direction though...

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I thought you'd remember this one, @Jenkins

I seem to remember @BoldonLad posted a holiday photo of the local pub a few years ago, and @sevenfourate would know it, too.

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

Looks like a crinkle crankle wall (yes, that is a real expression). Unfortunately, an initial google search indicates that there are hundreds of them in the UK, so I am no closer to finding the location.

Did you Google "the one with the blue bike"

 

[robjh]

Did you Google "the one with the blue bike"

No, but I did do a google image search and all it brought me back were pictures of bikes - totally ignored the wall

 

[robjh]

As an occasional lurker on this thread, for only the second time I recognise somewhere but won't post the location as and leave it to the regulars to work it out. I will post this picture from the other direction though...

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Those vertical columns should make this wall distinctive, as most don't have them. However, I've just been through a long list of all these walls in Suffolk and not seen anything that looks like a match.

 

[All uphill]

Time for a clue?

There are two pubs in this village.

The names of each refer to means of transport along the nearby county border.

 

[All uphill]

Those vertical columns should make this wall distinctive, as most don't have them. However, I've just been through a long list of all these walls in Suffolk and not seen anything that looks like a match.

It's not (quite) in Suffolk.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Here you go

https://maps.app.goo.gl/FCFyQozQDCYoNgaU8

 

[ColinJ]

Well done Ming.

I think @All uphill missed an opportunity to sneak a clue in...

"On the assumption that @Mr Celine approves, name the street..."

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Name this road. It’s not in Norfolk.

 

[ColinJ]

Name this road. It’s not in Norfolk.

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Well, it must be in the Lake District, the Highlands, or Wales...

That is the kind of road that I love!

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Well, it must be in the Lake District, the Highlands, or Wales...

That is the kind of road that I love!

My kind of road also.

 

[T4tomo]

I like those walls, but I don't know wherr it is. I think they are built single skin to save bricks, but then they have to curve otherwise they'd fall over, and have the occasional pillar, so how many bricks they save is a mute point.

Time for a clue?

There are two pubs in this village.

The names of each refer to means of transport along the nearby county border.

one was called the Wherry

 

[Emanresu]

Could you check if this is on GSV as it doesn't look as if it will be covered by the usual Google car.