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    Carnac France?
    If that’s not right you can go fook yerself and I ain’t playin’ no more! :twisted:

    You were meant to be posting a pic of somwhere I’d be able to get the correct answer.

    #240794

    :lol: And you’ve done it, dear fellow. Carnac is indeed the place! I await your geographical riddle with trepidation.

    #240795

    Sorry I missed the answer earlier Pikey. I was experiencing the internet equivalent of your St Lucian adventure. And I wouldn’t have got your last one anyway.

    #240796

    @pikey wrote:

    :lol: And you’ve done it, dear fellow. Carnac is indeed the place! I await your geographical riddle with trepidation.

    I think this one will be too easy for you, but here goes. :wink:

    #240797

    No problem, Mr Belfast. As long as you consider everything was above board and in good gentlemanly order for so rudely crashing onwards.

    #240798

    Is it Highgate, comrade Owen?

    #240799

    Yup and that is Highate Cemetery Owen – one of the Marx Brothers but i forget which one.

    #240800

    With reference to rule 263(a) subsection (c) paragraph four of the Gentlemanly Code of The Esteemed Game of Where Am I? (Special Rules to Account for Excessive Carousing), I defer my right to post to the honourably disgraced player fae Edinburgh.

    #240801

    @pikey wrote:

    Is it Highgate, comrade Owen?

    :lol: It is indeed comrade pikey.

    The first time I visited it, I was taking photos and a young couple with their two children were stood nearby. I overheard them say how they regretted not bringing a camera.
    Being the gentleman that I am, I offered to take their photo and email it to them. They accepted and all went to plan. The interesting part of the story is that the lady was a direct descendant of comrade Marx. :shock:

    It was a really good photo too, 8)

    #240802

    @Ow£n Ka$h wrote:

    The first time I visited it, I was taking photos and a young couple with their two children were stood nearby. I overheard them say how they regretted not bringing a camera.
    Being the gentleman that I am, I offered to take their photo and email it to them. They accepted and all went to plan. The interesting part of the story is that the lady was a direct descendant of comrade Marx. :shock:

    :D It reminds me of one particular night there involving a bottle of gin, a dusky wench named Gwen and a bag of chips that still makes me smile.

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