Cryptic UK Famous Landmarks

Started by -Oy-, May 30, 2022, 12:01:22 PM

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Ashy


Michael Rolls

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Ashy


Michael Rolls

Thank you for the days, the days you gave me
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Ashy


Michael Rolls

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GrannyMac

The Stone of Scone?




(PS Ashy, what is Balls Pond Rd famous for? Never heard of it)
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Michael Rolls

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Ashy

The Balls Pond Road
In the sixties, when Kenneth Horne and troupe were on the radio every Sunday lunch time, Kenneth Williams did a spot where he would sing meaningless songs that frequently referred to the Balls Pond Road and the people he met there.

Apart from a relatively important cemetery, and part of an important route across London, I don't think it's important for anything else. The pond itself, and Balls' field were lost in the mists many years ago.

GrannyMac

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Michael Rolls

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GrannyMac

Quote from: Ashy on November 06, 2022, 09:49:58 AMThe Balls Pond Road
In the sixties, when Kenneth Horne and troupe were on the radio every Sunday lunch time, Kenneth Williams did a spot where he would sing meaningless songs that frequently referred to the Balls Pond Road and the people he met there.

Apart from a relatively important cemetery, and part of an important route across London, I don't think it's important for anything else. The pond itself, and Balls' field were lost in the mists many years ago.

Must have missed that!  :smiley:

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Michael Rolls

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GrannyMac

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Ashy