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Sunday Times, Where was I? June 26, 2005

Top Cat | 14:23 Sun 26th Jun 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Usually crack this pretty quickly but not sure today. Is the remarkable building to do with Greenwich and is the circular theme The Circle Line?

impasse

Daily Mail Sunday 26th

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yardley

Is it The Dome

pega

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Like you this weeks a tough one. could you help me with the remarkable building please ? I think the second answer is wimbledon because of several courts there which circle the centre court and says topical theme. but stuck on the start must be near richmond the dorset square is cricket so this could also link and my second theory is the oval. look forward to your views and help with first answer thanks pega.

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The home of a club founded in 1787 is, I think, Lords Cricket Club. It moved there from Dorset Square. A picture of the Royal Naval College at Greenwich showed a clock face with the points of the compass on it. A picture of the National Maritime Museum shows a triumphal arch. So I'm none the wiser! Many thanks for the help so far.

The Biglad

I am also stuck. I thought the arch was wembley and Lords is right. The circular theme is to do with the underground - probably Circle line. I could only find something to do with the Port of London and a large facade but I also looked at the royal naval college

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Britain's largest single-span roof is I think the new Wembly Stadium (check out its website).

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cindy14

Only just discovered this website, wish I'd known about it sooner. I think this weeks answers are Royal Artillery Barracks and London 2012 Olympic bid. All the clues seem to indicate possible sporting venues if London is successful with it's bid. So I think this is the topical circular theme ie. the Olympic rings. Will have to wait until Sunday to find out.

Johnhow

I think the theme is places the second time around!

Royal Naval College - was Greenwich Hospital

Sunken Bath - was part of Montague House

Millennium Dome - was Greenwich Docks

New Wembley Stadium - was Old Stadium

MCC Lords - was at Dorset Square

It's an idea. Too late to enter now anyway.

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