General knowledge

Indeed it has.

It's the author that's of interest.

I reckon Jim knows this but is just keeping his powder dry.....

Theodor Seuss Giesel was the author of Cat in a Hat (the feline fashion statement) and Theodor went to Oxford University where he met his wife.

Yeees......... and...............

.....and ?????

What links him with a Cathedral city? (I don't count Oxford)

errr... Lincoln (college he attended)?

Yes!!!!

Phew! The suspense was killing me!

Another mystery man

Looks a lot like the bloke who set up the world's first mechanised assembly line, a couple of miles from here in Traffod Park.

If he'd done it a few months earlier, the Westinghouse Road would be called Ford Road, instead.

It's not a thoughtful Rodin, it's Henry Ford (thinking of new ways to destroy the planet?).

Quite correct, Chas and nicely put as well.

He was an admirer of Hitler apparently.

... wot, Chas? - I don't believe it

You just never know do you? People you think are ok...............

Sorry for the delay ............... a bit preoccupied with Poland.


I have a belting "where is this" picture ..... when I can find it again

Where is this



I've been kind - using the big image ... here's another ...

My first instinct was that this was another plug for the Lowry centre but a bit of googling reveals this as, the Midland hotel, Morecambe

Oh, bum! I thought I'd found a toughie .... hah!

Spot on , John, that is the recently (well, this century) refurbished art-Deco masterpiece.

This was to be the next clue ....



Sam had a "Sales Team" night-out(and in) there, last June ..... the view across to Grange-over-Sands and the lakes shows the "flaming June" weather.

What links Harry Belafonte with the Russian ballerina Maya Plisetskaya

Is it something to do with Bizet's Carmen?

I think that's close enough....and pretty quick too.

I'm still thinking...!

VickyS wrote:I'm still thinking...!

Deep Thought?

Then, the answer must be 42.