Where is this?

[hoytedow]

Originally Posted by Guillermo

I think I got it. If I'm not wrong, you need parking permits to stay there , but I would like to give a chance to someone else to win this teaser.

Cheers.

I know the British have an over-abundance of legislation, but parking permits for a place with forks? Could cause a flat.

Staithes are used in the transport of coal, so you know the area is known for coal since long time.

[Guillermo]

Mmmm....British...transport of coal....I think I'm totally right about the place and the parking permits.
Is there a most famous Wall in the vicinities?

It is not this what we are looking for, I´m sure:

although, this is Tyne region:



anyway I´m not permitted......

[Tiny Turnip]

Hadrian's wall links Wallsend and the Tyne to the Solway coast area of outstanding natural beauty.

can't get anywhere on the forks yet, or the missing men, though the whole region is depressed and has high unemployment.

and then there's your island reference, Hoyt, though I'm wary of red herrings...

[Tiny Turnip]

Thanks Richard - yes got em!

[Tiny Turnip]

Hoyt, is the not dinner forks reference just the Tyne?

Originally Posted by Tiny Turnip

Hoyt, is the not dinner forks reference just the Tyne?

That was my idea tooo.........

anyway:

I will be probably offline for a while.

I´m going to the Aegean sea to make a survey for our young Turk member Ulas (urisvan). When we buy the junk it may happen we sail her to Istanbul. That is about 5 days all together.

Have a nice time all!

Regards
Richard

[Redtick]

I got a laugh from this street view.

http://maps.google.com/maps/mpl?f=q&...162.53,,2,2.94


It's a little slow when you first open so wait for it!!!

Hähhh?

[hoytedow]

Originally Posted by Guillermo

Mmmm....British...transport of coal....I think I'm totally right about the place and the parking permits.
Is there a most famous Wall in the vicinities?

There is. It connects the one with the other.

[hoytedow]

Originally Posted by apex1

It is not this what we are looking for, I´m sure:

This is the great connector that the 2 places have in common.

[Tiny Turnip]

Wiy ay man! I woz oot in Newcassel toon toother nite wi' me mates, it wor greet man, 27 pints n a kebab, then las thing I remember they poot me in a cab an look wher I wook up...

I got a laugh from this street view.

http://maps.google.com/maps/mpl?f=q&...162.53,,2,2.94


It's a little slow when you first open so wait for it!!!

[hoytedow]

Originally Posted by Tiny Turnip

Hadrian's wall links Wallsend and the Tyne to the Solway coast area of outstanding natural beauty.

can't get anywhere on the forks yet, or the missing men, though the whole region is depressed and has high unemployment.

and then there's your island reference, Hoyt, though I'm wary of red herrings...

No missing men, but missing islands, get it? And where these are missing, some straightening was done.

[Tiny Turnip]

That's very weird. In Redtick's link, I get a picture of French geezer in a red hat in Argeles sur mer. in my quoted (cut n pasted) link, I get a map of the whole USA...