Sunday Times Where was I Sunday July 31st 2011

[orly]

Is anyone getting anywhere with this? It's sending me nuttier than a fruitbat

I have A (from Anna)
E & L from Kessingland
M & T from Somerleyton Hall
R from Norway and O from St. Olave(Olaf) then
R & N from Gariannonum (if that's the right Roman name) plus
the P they give you.
I can't work out the last three letters as I can't do the anagram "Nice for Dotty" two words

Has anyone any better ideas or corrections for me?

ta

[jwbr]

Hi
I thought Southwold (OL) but maybe not. Cant work the anagram ????? Force maybe for the "wet"

[basil24]

The solution to the anagram is Fritton Decoy

[orly]

Thanks Basil - I would never have got that

now just the final part that opened in 1903

[basil24]

Glad to help Orly. However, I'm now no further forward. Think Great Yarmouth might be the place but not sure how.

[orly]

yes I figured Great Yarmouth too - perhaps a Pier or Place but who knows

the letters I have now are A E L M T O R R N P I C E - any disagreement?

[davidsmith69]

Try looking in Lowestoft. You may have more luck!

David Smith 69

[basil24]

Agreed about letters. The Hippodrome, Great Yarmouth and the Wellington Pier opened in 1903 and the Britannia Pier in 1902. Any more ideas?

[basil24]

Thanks Davidsmith69. Think I'm there now.