Indeed mate, it's very slow on here after recent events. Hopefully we can try and find ways to entertain ourselves until things pick up football wise. Good to see you back though, and you too Beth.
since Kilburn got it right (I googled it)....and I wanna go to bed, can I set a goodnight question..... "What is the world's largest desert" Will be back tomorrow morning to see who was first to the right answer (A Clue for Queens, the answer is not Adel Taarabt)
A little bit of a trick question I think Beth, being a bit of a quizzer myself........... Antarctica?
For those folks still up, like me on the other side of the pond, another photo clue question. Actual locations of a 1969 movie, based on an autobiography of the same name. Name the movie/autobiography? Again, another beautiful spot that I visited as a child. please log in to view this image please log in to view this image
After a lot of googling the only 1969 film based on an autobiography I can find is Ring of Bright Water.
Welldone 999s, Antartica...the driest place... Ring of Bright Water was mainly filmed around Seil Island, the Firth of Lorne and Argyll. ...but no idea if the pictures are of Seil island...are they Kilburn? love this thread, glad I checked in yesterday
Sorry forgot........ Ok, which is the only country in the world who's flag features an AK47 assault rifle ??
Mozambique, something to do with all the wars they fought for indepence... Question: How many times do the hands on a clock cross in a normal 24 hour day?...
22 times...I used it in a quiz about a week ago. QUESTION what is unique about the Paraguay national flag
One side is different to the other... Question - Who wrote 'My Guy' for Mary Wells and 'My Girl' for The Temptations?...
Sorry for the rather late response - yes, Ring of Bright Water and I believe a few of the movie scenes might have been filmed at that location? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064893/ ◄ Ring of Bright Water (1969) Filming Locations Showing all 6 filming locations Easdale, Seil, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, UK Ellenabeich, Seil, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, UK (Camusfearna; Sandaig village) Firth of Lorne, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, UK (basking shark hunt) Glenfinnan Viaduct, Fort William, Highland, Scotland, UK (the train journey from London to Scotland) London, England, UK North Pier, Oban, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, UK (Graham buys fish for Mij)
