MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
It does look like a lovely area... Overbury and the villages around it appear untouched for a couple of hundred years. There's a track called the Yellow Brick Road to the east of the village heading down to Beckford which would be tempting to follow.Well done @MontyVeda. I was starting wonder what clues to give.
I've no connection with the village of Overbury at all, it was just a quaint village I spotted on Streetview when planning a long but quiet route from home (Surrey) to Cradley near Malvern. At nearly 140 miles it would have been my longest ride ever, but this was a few years ago when I was commuting and much fitter.
The plan got abandoned because I ended up taking the family in the car, but I really fancy doing a loooooong ride later this year, so the route has stuck in my mind.
Over to you!
since i don't know where it is, I can't give clues but can offer as much help as i can...
That narrows it down A LOT - there were not hundreds of stations in N Wales...Well, it's not far from the station. So that narrows it down a bit.
looks a lot more like Barmouth than it does LlandudnoThe little island is Puffin Island off the eastern side of Anglesey.
Edited to add: but I think the seafront picture (with the scarred hillside behind) is mainland, maybe Barmouth????
2nd edit: Huh, you already knew it was Anglesey. Obviously the recent covid jab has addled my braincell.
Hmm, the house looks like a low-grade stone cottage. The roof would be very low, and being on a street corner doesn't make it particularly desireable. At a guess, this would have been knocked down some time ago, particularly if it was in a tourist area.looks a lot more like Barmouth than it does Llandudno
On the downside, it looks like this 1930s family trip to Wales covered a lot more ground than I'd anticipated...
this could be a challenge too far
Having checked a lot of places near small Welsh stations but had no success, I am inclined to agree!Hmm, the house looks like a low-grade stone cottage. The roof would be very low, and being on a street corner doesn't make it particularly desireable. At a guess, this would have been knocked down some time ago, particularly if it was in a tourist area.