And the baldy git by the telegraph pole slouching along the road with his hands in his pockets is none other than yours truly.It is indeed.
And I was right about the cemetery
https://www.google.com/maps/@55.640...4!1sQEJMhX6G4cfoHp9qkbZddQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
most peeps on street view seem to be glaring directly at the Google car... you're clearly in a world of your own.And the baldy git by the telegraph pole slouching along the road with his hands in his pockets is none other than yours truly.
I only found that a couple of years ago and cannot remember seeing the Google car!
Over to you @Alex321
I appear to be away with the fairies. Just like Thomas the Rhymer, who spent seven years in Elfland.most peeps on street view seem to be glaring directly at the Google car... you're clearly in a world of your own.
I think you gave the game away Shep. I was going to reply that Earlston is only one of many places mentioned in the 79 verses of The Ballad of Thomas the Rhymer but by the time I'd counted them Alex123 had got the answer.
Baden Powell have any part in this?
That's about rightFrom the growth patterns of the roadside moss I deduce that the picture was taken in about a NNE direction
Not as far as I know.
That's Law then.
It was a good effort, but South Wales, NNE road, and windfarm does narrow the search down a lot!
Glad you found it, I honestly had no idea what clues I could give. The weather was much brighter in the streetview photo.
