Puzzle 24
- Thread starter Acrylic-bob
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- heritage and history
Errrrrmm. No.
Take a wild guess, fibi. It's not about being right, really, it's more about having a bit of fun!
Oakhill Park? (ducks and runs from possible flying acorns)
Oh, I was wondering how long it would be before that came up again!
Look you two I've got FWS and it's very stressy I can tell you. I've had to contend with upwards of 76 latex balloons this morning. 
Up the back end of Oakhill Park where that bit of Hollins Lane comes to and end?
Up the back end of Oakhill Park where that bit of Hollins Lane comes to and end?
Oh I see, adding rubber to the list now. 
Does Busman know what he is letting himself in for ?
No, of course it isn't at the back end of Oakhill Park, it's nowhere near Oakhill Park.
Does Busman know what he is letting himself in for ? No, of course it isn't at the back end of Oakhill Park, it's nowhere near Oakhill Park.
St John's Baxenden.
St John's Baxenden is late 19th century gothic revival. The building in the picture is almost a hundred years older - and isn't in Baxenden.
No not facing St James' Church.garinda said:
Is it on the back of the Dunkenhalgh A-B?
I am not entirely sure whether it ever had a function or whether it was intended to be purely decorative. But it isn't on a pub and it isn't attached to the Dunkenhalgh.
It`s on St James Church opposite end to the spire
Hurrah! it is, as Uncle Mick says, situated at the east end of that delightful eighteenth century edifice at the heart of our town centre, St.James' Church. Well spotted!
Well fancy that! How many times must I have seen that without noticing it? I was even at the opticians right next to there this afternoon. Says a lot for my new glasses doesn't it?