Game: Name that road!

[ColinJ]

I think real life may have got a look in with some of the Usual Suspects... They'll be back soon, no doubt!

 

[All uphill]

Well I'm totally confident on this one.

Confident that I have no idea.

The columns on the house seem to be the most recognisable feature, along with the lovely stonework.

I'm going to make a guess that this is near Bath. Am I warm?

 

[ColinJ]

Well I'm totally confident on this one.

Confident that I have no idea.

The columns on the house seem to be the most recognisable feature, along with the lovely stonework.

I'm going to make a guess that this is near Bath. Am I warm?

I don't know about a warm Bath, more of a cold shower!

Are you still trying to answer the previous one, or is there a small house in the current picture that I have not spotted?

 

[ClichéGuevara]

It's a vague one, but there is a sort of close connection with a bath or a shower.

 

[All uphill]

I don't know about a warm Bath, more of a cold shower!

Are you still trying to answer the previous one, or is there a small house in the current picture that I have not spotted?

I'm looking at @ClichéGuevara s image. There's a structure at the far left of the image.

 

[classic33]

Either the road narrows under those trees, or it drops away. Both good reasons for the passing point, cleart signed. The wall on the right is a new build and not sympathetic to the area, the stone isn't from the area.

Yeadon-Otley sprang to mind.

 

[ClichéGuevara]

Either the road narrows under those trees, or it drops away. Both good reasons for the passing point, cleart signed. The wall on the right is a new build and not sympathetic to the area, the stone isn't from the area.

Yeadon-Otley sprang to mind.

I'd say you're right, apart from the last line.

 

[classic33]

Has it changed since March 2016?

 

[ClichéGuevara]

Has it changed since March 2016?

Not that I'm aware of.


EDIT: I just checked on google maps, and the images are the same going back to 2009. I was there relatively recently (this year), and it still looks as it did then.

 

[nickyboy]

Either the road narrows under those trees, or it drops away. Both good reasons for the passing point, cleart signed. The wall on the right is a new build and not sympathetic to the area, the stone isn't from the area.

Yeadon-Otley sprang to mind.

And the curvature of the entrance on the right is interesting. Non-local stone suggests someone has paid a chunk of cash for the wall and the entrance is very wide and properly tarmacced. Something like a caravan park?

 

[ClichéGuevara]

And the curvature of the entrance on the right is interesting. Non-local stone suggests someone has paid a chunk of cash for the wall and the entrance is very wide and properly tarmacced. Something like a caravan park?

It's not a caravan park.

 

[classic33]

And the curvature of the entrance on the right is interesting. Non-local stone suggests someone has paid a chunk of cash for the wall and the entrance is very wide and properly tarmacced. Something like a caravan park?

There's a left-hand bend, sign on the outside, after the trees start. Giving better access to the road on the left than the right. Which might explain the wide entrance.

 

[All uphill]

I'm still stuck on the stone building. Looks like a portico with pillars and a hexagonal thingy. Very distinctive - but still no idea.

 

[ClichéGuevara]

I'm still stuck on the stone building. Looks like a portico with pillars and a hexagonal thingy. Very distinctive - but still no idea.

You may need to sit quiet, relax and think about it.

 

[All uphill]

You may need to sit quiet, relax and think about it.

I've been looking at hexagonal chapels, hmmmm