What is it?
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We can see the hole in the middle, pretty nicely shaped!
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A peep or viewing port for a door. Breakfast anywhere with white linen.
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It is a flag-holder.
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Absolutely never put your eye to the hole. And, it is not a flag holder although I would not be surprised if there was one nearby.
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Hot Oil spout from a castle
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Dermot, it is neither, but again you approach the target without hitting it.
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A scupper?
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Not a scupper but related to a well known skipper. It is the bane of a man with one eye and one arm overlooking a square that is really a circle. There, I think I have given it away. Almost like transmitting in plain text.
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3d Model of Nelson's coat of arms ......
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door eye hole ?
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A fountain?
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@unknownuser said:
Roger Hawkins works from his base in Phoenix,Arizona, and accepts challenging design, photo and writing assignments from discriminating clients.
...and answers from wimps like us.
btw: Trafalgar Square is not circular.
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Telescope support...?
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Grate cover for a heating vent?
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Musket firing port
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@roger said:
Not a scupper but related to a well known skipper. It is the bane of a man with one eye and one arm overlooking a square that is really a circle. There, I think I have given it away. Almost like transmitting in plain text.
Have something to do with Nelson's statue/column in Trafalger square?
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It's clearly a Sketchup model. that was too easy.
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Well, that would be Horatio. Is it the scroll work at the top of the column, or decorative work on a ship? However, the bane of Horatio would be pigeons.
Regards,
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My dear Watkins. I apologize for transposing the statue of King Charles the 1st with the all but invisible Horatio Nelson. But be that as it may, the bane of Nelson's statue are the pigeons, but the bane of Nelson himself was more feline than avian. Still matey methinks you are hot on the trail.
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Meanwhile I struggle with the dolphins. Hint. This is another clue meant to both inform you and throw you off at the same time.
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