Where was I? Vol 2

[Asterix]

Ok - there's two other main known areas - The Red Sea and The Dead Sea.

First person correct gets a virtual tickle of their perineum by Kelly Brook in a maids outfit armed with a feather duster.

[Kenty]

I'll have a guess at the Dead sea then. If i'm right i might have to wait for the wife to out before i claim the prize

[Asterix]

We have a winner!

Awesome place, stunning setting and it's a Sixth Senses place so very high quality.

The Chef's Table dinner held in the wine cellar was a particular highlight.

The Dead Sea was brilliant if a bit weird!

Would Sir prefer to be on all fours or laid back, legs akimbo for his virtual prize?

Edited by Asterix on Thursday 5th March 14:55

[Kenty]

Where is this? the story behind the photo is that this poor guy had to pose 'Ted' for his wife to photograph at almost every location they visited. Some school project on teddy's travels apparently!

Or maybe he was a previous winner waiting to claim his prize from asterix!

[Bill]

That looks like a rubbish game of hide and seek.

[Fishtigua]

A rather extreme Rugby scrum trainer, Scotland?

[Kenty]

No not Scotland

I was talking to him just before this was taken, wife shouted " come over here Stephen and bring the Bear" under his breath Stephen whispered " fu*king bear, I hate the bl**dy thing, this is the third holiday she has brought it" !!

[Fishtigua]

Maybe a lava rock, possibly NZ?

[v15ben]

Lake District?

[llewop]

France somewhere?

I've dragged the Mrs to any number of stones there, so more than possible! Sadly not one I recognise though!

[Kenty]

no, none of those

a couple of clues
There are lots of these in several locations
they all are the same shape but different sizes and have been hollowed out

[furtive]

Cornwall?

[Kenty]

not europe

[furtive]

New Zealand?

[Kenty]

No
clue - thought to have been used for burials, a few lids have been found.

[Kenty]

Well I dont think anyone is getting this one.
It is the Plain of Jars in Laos. stone funerary jars spread across 3 sites, about 2-300 in total.

I've got another for you to go at

[Kenty]

[durbster]

Hm. I can't think of a place where burrowing elephants are native.

But I'm going to assume Africa somewhere...?

[Planet Claire]

Looks like the elephant has small ears, so I'll go for India instead.

[Kenty]

No neither of those.