How Good Is Your Geographic? [5]

**gadjo_dilo** · 2nd December 2014, 09:53

Raquel Welch????!!!!!!????

You wish!

.........endless

( used to be my fav actress. Before I understood that cinema is still an art......

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**Tazio** · 2nd December 2014, 14:04

Went to see a standing stone
Some in circles, some alone
Ancient, worn and weather torn
They chill me to my very bone
Many of these can be seen
In quiet places, fields of green
Of hedgerow lanes with countless names
But the only thing that remains are the ******** ******

**schmenke** · 2nd December 2014, 15:37

Well, this used to be my favourite thread

**gadjo_dilo** · 2nd December 2014, 15:51

Stop complaining schmenke...
Just think what ******** ****** might mean.

**Tazio** · 2nd December 2014, 16:26

Another clue lads, and ladies:

The ********* ****** reside in, and just across the border of the county that also is home to what is generally considered the oldest English speaking university.

Headmaster: An ancient ruin did you say, my dear? Sutterwick: [upon seeing Katie] This isn't a joke, is it?
Headmaster's Wife: Chippings lost all sense of proportion.
Headmaster: Some people might think he'd found it.

**gadjo_dilo** · 2nd December 2014, 16:54

I bet anfield will know the answer.

He always knows.......

**gadjo_dilo** · 2nd December 2014, 17:04

County....Oxford?????
Still don't know the place.

**anfield5** · 2nd December 2014, 19:45

ok In Oxfordshire there is a stone circle called the Roll Right Stones. Legend has it they are a petrified King and his courtiers turned to stone by a local witch. The stones themselves are much smaller and less uniform in shape than many stone circle groups. In the area known as the Roll Right Stones there are actually 3 stone monuments, the info boards and brochures say that they were built over a period of about 2000 years or so - Yes I have been there