Where in Tunstall - photo 13 - By the side of the Wheatsheaf

Posted: Wed 26th May 2010 0:29am By BedHair

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This object is in Tunstall proper. I have high hopes that this competition will be the longest lasting yet. But I have been wrong before.
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Well this will be the fourth

Submitted by Web Monkey on Wed, 2010/05/26 - 00:31.

Well this will be the fourth picture of the day.

Ha ha you are right, when

Submitted by BedHair on Wed, 2010/05/26 - 00:41.

Ha ha you are right, when will I get the Holy Grail of one that lasts a week?

I feel really peeved about

Submitted by sharky on Wed, 2010/05/26 - 06:49.

I feel really peeved about the last photo, I saw it last night, and after finishing work this morning, drove along Machin street to get the address, you were standing by No 17-19.
So I will have to be first to get this one right.
The stone is situated in the alley way behind Copes avenue, it can be seen if you turn into the lane aside of the wheatsheaf, adjacent to the car park of the carpet shop.
I am surprised that BedHair has not had a visit from the police, as I saw a strange man with a camera, taking pictures, and immediately call our local constabulary. Lol

Well done Sharky, Completely

Submitted by BedHair on Wed, 2010/05/26 - 12:20.

Well done Sharky,

Completely right.

It is in the alley on the left hand side of The Wheatsheaf.

I was really hoping it would take a while to get this one.

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