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Is this a #bargain ham sandwich?.Do you know of anyone selling a ham #sandwich for less?.

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This is of course St Pauls Cathedral in #London. The photograph was captured from the Millenium Bridge, a steel suspension footbridge which crosses the River Thames.

You would be forgiven if you first think this scene is in Italy. It is certainly #Italianate #architecture. But is it really in #Italy?.Where is this?

Believe it, this grungy greenhouse which seems to be semi-abandoned is within the @altontowers theme park. #Smiler and #Nemesis are names of roller coasters. The theme park is built on the private estate of the Earls of Shrewsbury. The abandoned mansion and gardens remain.

This weathered natural sandstone formation resembles a cork from a bottle. It's known as The Cork Stone. Located in a National Park, where is this?

This almost perfect #traditional English village scene with thatched cottages has appeared on many chocolate boxes and jigsaw puzzles. Despite being #English, it is necessary to take a ferry to visit this beautiful place. But, where is this?

This night time photograph was captured close to #Bridgegate in the city of #Chester. I was stood on the pedestrianised walkway beside the city walls. The Queens Park suspension bridge is just about visible in the distance.

This ruined & #abandoned castle is in the care of #CADW. Built in the late 1200s and slighted in the mid 1600s under the orders of Oliver Cromwell. It features in William #Shakespeare's play, King Richard II. It also features in a JMW Turner watercolour. But where is this?

This should have been an easy one. The city is, of course, #Amsterdam. At the junction of Single and Wijde Heisteeg. 408 Singel.

The #ChangingOfTheGuard #ceremony is a #traditional British #custom of England's capital city, London. However, other cities also have a Changing Of The Guard which is always popular with #tourists. This is not in London, but where is it?

This is, of course, St. Margarets Church, also known as the Marble Church at the side of the #A55 expressway, #Bodelwyddan. Familiar to millions of drivers travelling to and from North #Wales. Discover it's remarkable connection with #Canada in our video!.

This #statue clearly depicts #Archimedes when he had his #Eureka moment. Although judging by the look on his face, perhaps he's just saying "**** that's hot!".But where is this?

This viewing platform & shelter was built in 1929 & was an innovative use of #concrete. In a #disused quarry which was converted to formal terraced gardens in a public park. It overlooks a seaside town with extensive views across Liverpool Bay and the Irish Sea.But where is this?

#OffasDyke, a 177 mile walking trail begins or ends here. On the promenade at #Prestatyn, #NorthWales. The Nova Centre is just peeping out in the background.

Leasowe Lighthouse on the north coast of The Wirral was built in 1763 by the Mersey Docks and Harbour Company to guide ships safely into the port of Liverpool.

It's a castle!.Built between 1283 & 1287 by King Edward I of England who was also known as Longshanks. The castle was deliberately ruined in 1665. The main architect was from Savoy, a region in the Western Alps. The castle is an #UNESCO #WorldHeritageSite.But where is this?

This beach shelter was built in 1904. Constructed of cast iron, it was made by a Scottish company who also made many post boxes. Storm damaged several times, it was almost washed away with much of the promenade in 2013 storms. It is at Deganwy. North Wales.

Built on the highest point in this city, the original church on this site was built in 604 AD. A Grade 1 listed building, designed by Sir Christopher Wren. But where is this?