Guess where this is?

[Brian Ellis]

OK, you're nearly there, It's the Banffshire distillery that produces most of the base whisky that goes into all the Johnny Walker blends (red, black, blue. gold labels). Try a couple of letters down!

[Fat Tone]

I guess its Cardhu Distillery in Arberlour, but you'd never guess from the link above.

http://www.clydesdale.se/index.php?page=products_distillery&distname=Cardhu&id=74

[Fat Tone]

[Brian Ellis]

England, taken at 14.10 on a Thursday afternoon (summer was on a Thursday last year)

[Fat Tone]

Correct!

[Fat Tone]

But where in England? My family has strong connections there.

[degrub]

Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, - Queen Anne gave it away.

Tourist Information Centre [16]
. A Victorian building dating from 1840, it was the Town Hall before the present Guildhall was built.

An illustration of Market House

The gilded statue is of Queen Anne and was made by sculptor Francis Bird in 1706. This came from an earlier building on the same site that was substantially rebuilt during Queen Anne's reign. The Borough Archives record that a great 'rearing' dinner was held to celebrate the event.

[Fat Tone]

Bingo. Well done

[degrub]

[Brian Ellis]

Iberian peninsula?

[degrub]

Glad to have you back !

Right culture, different continent.

[Brian Ellis]

Latin America???

[degrub]

It was from 1598 to 1848.

[Brian Ellis]

That certainly gave it away: Santa Fe's Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi.

I had already looked for St Francis, but hadn't landed on that one!

[degrub]

Bingo !