Guess the Place

[John Walker]

Found it.  It's in Market Place, Charing.  Not sure of the name of the building though, but it's close to the church.

[johnfilmer]

I have done a few GTP clues around there, including another part of the same building, so not a guess and I’ll pass.

[MartinR]

Camera position for the Horn Street bridge:

• Nat Grid:                    TR 18597 35024
  
• Nearest Post Code:   CT21 5RZ
  
• Co-ords (WGS84):     51°04'22"N,001°07'08"E or 51.07289,1.11901
  

[grandarog]

Mum used to shop where this is when we lived at Stalisfield.

[Beachbum]

Thanks John Walker. The top of the Bridge is a garden to the Home to the left on the embankment.

Next one for you..............

[John Walker]

Horn Street Bridge in Seabrook, Hythe.

The former Southern Railway Line that never got through to Folkestone Harbour as two Land owners refused access.

Well done Beachbum - I think it's the only remaining complete bridge on that line.  The tunnel still exists near Sandling Station.

Over to you.

[Beachbum]

Horn Street Bridge in Seabrook, Hythe.

The former Southern Railway Line that never got through to Folkestone Harbour as two Land owners refused access.

[John Walker]

Wrong title by Bing.  It's definitely in Kent.  The bridge is named after the road that runs through it.  I've driven through it.

[grandarog]

I asked as Bing search of image brings up Hove Green Tunnel which is at Brighton in Sussex.

[John Walker]

Yes - very much so.

[grandarog]

Are we still in Kent?

[John Walker]

Next one...

[John Walker]

Thanks Lutonman.  I've passed that garden many times and never noticed the wood carving or knew it was a memorial garden.  Another interesting GTP that I have learned from.  It will mean more next time I pass it.

51.36197896946695, 1.025781971107455

Next one up soon ...

[Lutonman]

Yours John Walker, its known as Starvation point a memorial to those who lost their lives at sea. Was also a place where out of work seaman would congregate for work.
This was another clue on a Treasure trail I did.

[John Walker]

In the small garden next to Woodlawn St. Near the harbour.  I only just spotted it  .