OneGuyFromBarlick

I think there are more of them scattered around the world. I found one in Iceland.

Where is it?

It is in San Francisco............

Well, that didn't last long did it..... Well done Margaret! Now find us another object.....

Where is this (local) Not many of them about. Message to Charles III/

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Is it on a building in Finsley Gate, Burnley?

Drat, Correct, used to be the old labour exchange. I know because I've got the Tee shirt.

They are all getting too clever Ken!

Where is it?

Interesting to note which bit has been handled or patted the most.

Trust you to spot that!
Now then, where is it?

Russia?

Russia, Ekaterinburg. But I cheated.

Nearer Home.

Quite right Ken......
Palace of Versailles?

Nearer than that. Most locals will have seen it. If not in the view shown then a rear view when they looked through the window.

Things have gone quiet. Too quiet.
The simple answer is Towneley Hall.

Here's a piece I wrote some years ago. for your edification.

Have you been tickled Missus?
I shan't comment on his smile but she is looking good for a 245 year old. I always thought these statues were marble and now I find they are only plaster replicas. What's the world coming to.
The only coat this lovely lady is likely to wear is the coat of paint she is getting from corporation painter Dennis Watson - she certainly hasn't had any other during the 245 years she has been at Towneley Hall.
Giving "The Towneley Venus" the brush-off is just part of the renovations being carried out in the Towneley entrance hall. The Towneley Venus has stood in the hall for 245 years. A plaster cast modelled on the goddess "Aphrodite" she needs regular careful treatment every two months according to the hall's curator, Mr. Hector Thornton.
The Venus' partner in the entrance hall, "The Dancing Faun" has received similar careful attention.

Where is it?

plaques wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 20:31 Things have gone quiet. Too quiet.
The simple answer is Towneley Hall.

I've been there and must have missed it. It's obviously time for me to go again.

Anyone worked out where the headless man is?

Any time soon?

Los Angeles, according to Google

Well it was but now in a garden in Colne.

Correct Kev but I am wondering if Ken is serious about Colne? I never know when he is in humour mode. Is that true Ken?

plaques wrote: ↑21 May 2023, 18:57 Well it was but now in a garden in Colne.

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