Y

Y is a building in Garda, Italy.


45°34'43.00"N, 10°41'49.95"E

I have nothing to say about it right now. If I think of anything I will come back and edit it...

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Britain from above

A tiny bit like what I'm doing, but with slightly higher production values.

Q

I've broken an unwritten rule here. I want my letters to be seperate. For example, If there is a "D" shaped bit of road that is attached to another road, I'm not going to use it. I won't use "S" shaped oxbows in a river for the same reason.

But I really like this Q. It's a spectacular thing for sure. Can you work out what it is?

If you're unable to work it out, click on the google earth link and zoom out a bit.

54°33'30.54"N, 2° 6'52.52"W

That puts it in County Durham, England, in the Northern Pennines just in case you were wondering.

This Q means that I now have about a third of the upper case alphabet, one thirteenth of the lower case alphabet, and none of the numbers, although that will change in the next few days.

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In the pipeline...

Quite literally in one case.

The letter "Q", the number "8" and lots of funny shaped fields.

Bet you can hardly wait...

V

Where would we be without V's?

Geese would have to fly in higgledy-piggledy skeins. Churchill would have stuck two fingers up and it would have been II for IIictory. Mullet headed rock guitarists the world over would be strutting around with Flying Q guitars.

But fortunately, I've found a big capital V. Not only is it big, but it's yellow as well. How did it take so long to find it?

56°14'12.82"N, 9°18'18.41"E

Next time you're flying over Jutland, a little south of Viborg, have a look out of your window and it will be there. It probably glows in the dark.

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