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Whipsnade is also on the Chiltern Way LDP.

Russell's Water was another location (the pond) used for the film 'Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang' (Cobstone Windmill nr Ibstone).

Hazlemere also has a nearby site of an Admiralty semaphore station on the London-Portsmouth route.

Thames Ditton also has a Hampton Court nearby.

Presteigne also holds a Festival of Music and Arts.

Bath is another Roman settlement on the Foss Way

Winceby, Lincs also had a Civil War battle in the year 1643.

Open Floor, as Paul S was as good as there.

Doesn't seem to help, note the road sign on the left of the photo. BBCnews item

I can't find a Hurley in Beds, but there's one in Berks which happens to have a priory. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Cricklade is another Thames-side settlement.

and if NR's estimate of 350,000 tonnes to be moved is true, you won't be shifting that in a week. "You're going to need a bigger boat"/bucket....

It's related to 'bee-space', which determines whether the bees can make random comb if larger, or fill the gap with propolis if smaller...I think. Having to think back 50+ years to bee-keeping at primary school. In effect, makes removable frames of honeycomb practical.

Bolton-le-Sands is also a closed station on the WCML.

Are you thinking of the Penmanshiel Tunnel collapse whilst being enlarged, circa 1989?

Hampton Court is another branch line terminus served by SWT

Ledbury (Open Floor if correct)

Is there a Diesels Anonymous group in your area?

Feel a bit guilty as I just did a quick Google, and as I don't have a decent question to hand, I'll declare Open Floor

Correct on both parts. :grin: and :oops: You have the floor.

The Roman Catholic Church church of St. Hubert’s, Dunsop Bridge, Lancs. From Wikipedia entry for Dunsop Bridge: "The Roman Catholic Church church of St. Hubert’s was built to the design of Edward Pugin, from, it is believed, the winnings of the racehorse Kettledrum owned by Colonel Charles...