Perpetual Quiz (18)

tonybarebones

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- doesn't have to be hard, just interesting! And while looking for the answer I came across another interesting one:

Who mistook Burry Port for Southampton? (Clue: Realisation dawned when the pilot heard people talking in Welsh)

Answer... S.S. Great Britain ? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 
Quick answer - by an amazing coincidence there is a pub with the same name on Lundy /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

(Reminds me of a climber there once, who had been climbing in Montague Bay. When he discovered that HMS Montague had run aground there, he said "What are the odds on a ship hitting a rock with the same name then?" He wasn't being funny, he was just thick /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif )
 
Long answer - William de Marisco took control of Lundy in the 14th century, after fleeing there after being implicated in the death of a King's Messenger. He built the castle there, and was later captured and tried.
 
If it is my turn, I thought I would try a "where is it?" which I think is a little more difficult!
Allan
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Nice looking gribble on the wall there. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif It looks like a gate in the seawall somewhere. Just a wild guess crewkerne Pill?
 
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