Where was I? Vol 3

[havoc]

Looks more northern to me, but beyond that I haven't a clue...

[Saleen836]

havoc said:

Looks more northern to me, but beyond that I haven't a clue...

No, not northern

[Bonefish Blues]

Bath area?

[Saleen836]

Bonefish Blues said:

Bath area?

Correct

Need to be more specific for the win

[Riley Blue]

I know that one as I've a sister who lives not far away but I'll keep it to myself for now...

[Opel-GT]

Riley Blue said:

I know that one as I've a sister who lives not far away but I'll keep it to myself for now...

I know this one too as I used to live not far away.

[Bonefish Blues]

Come on one of you! I can't narrow it down any further.

[alfie2244]

Bonefish Blues said:

Come on one of you! I can't narrow it down any further.

On a roof.

eta Mrs A doesn't know and she was born in Bath

Edited by alfie2244 on Wednesday 19th July 21:53

[Bonefish Blues]

Is it an academic or perhaps an ecclesiastical site?

[Saleen836]

Bonefish Blues said:

Is it an academic or perhaps an ecclesiastical site?

Neither of those

[Saleen836]

alfie2244 said:

Bonefish Blues said:

Come on one of you! I can't narrow it down any further.

On a roof.

eta Mrs A doesn't know and she was born in Bath

Edited by alfie2244 on Wednesday 19th July 21:53

It's not in Bath

[Bonefish Blues]

Is the statue itself of significance to the site?

[skahigh]

Somewhere like dyrham park? I don't remember anything like this there though.

Why do the ones who know the answer not say?

[blueg33]

Dyrham park is Cotswolds and he said not Cotswolds.

I wanted to say Sudeley Castle, but that's also Cotswolds

[Fluffsri]

Friends of mine moor their canal boat here. Bradford on Avon.

[Saleen836]

Fluffsri said:

Friends of mine moor their canal boat here. Bradford on Avon.

Correct!

The statue is named 'Millie' erected to represent the connection with the wool and cloth trade

[Fluffsri]

Saleen836 said:

Fluffsri said:

Friends of mine moor their canal boat here. Bradford on Avon.

Correct!

The statue is named 'Millie' erected to represent the connection with the wool and cloth trade

Oh I thought it was something to do with the Millenium.

Can someone else have a go, nothing to post at the mo.

[Saleen836]

Fluffsri said:

The statue is named 'Millie' erected to represent the connection with the wool and cloth trade

Fluffsri said:

Oh I thought it was something to do with the Millenium.

Bit of everything apparently...
Standing proudly in the town's Festival Garden is a life-size bronze statue of a mill girl affectionately known as 'Millie' who personifies Bradford on Avon's rich past and it's bright hopes for the future. Millie was sculpted by Dr John Willats and unveiled in 2000. She represents the three millennia of Bradford's existence and also the town's links with the cloth and wool trade. Millie's dress with high waistband suggests the eighteenth century, the period of Bradford on Avon's greatest prosperity. The dove being released towards the town symbolizes the free spirit of the third millennium, bringing freedom and hope.

[Fluffsri]

Gotcha

[SlackBladder]

Anyone got one to post?