guess the landmark

[Craig.]

Bonus if you name both.

[Omag 2.0]

Boat and Big Boat...  ;D

No idea... sorry

[waspiflab]

S.S. Great Britain and the Matthew in Bristol my home town

[Craig.]

[quote]S.S. Great Britain in Bristol my home town

[waspiflab]

The Matthew

[waspiflab]

I'm from Yorkshire, Somerset then Bristol but not for much longer I hope.

[Craig.]

Nobody is from Bristol. We all just move there. It explains the strange mix of people. Or so I figured.

[waspiflab]

Very true me babber thingy in it gert.

[who1234]

I thought Britstol was in Tennesee. I didn't know there was one in Great Britian. I live in the USA though.

[Flt.Lt.Andrew]

LOL. Well living in the USA does explain a lot.

Ignorance is bliss.


A.

[H]

Ignorance is bliss.

"Bliss" is quite evidently your nickname. That'll work... we're getting inundated with Andrews and have to tell them apart somehow.

[Hagar]

I thought Britstol was in Tennesee. I didn't know there was one in Great Britian. I live in the USA though.

The original Bristol has a long history dating back to Anglo-Saxon times. It was once an important port which explains the ships in the aerial view Craig posted. In the last Century it was the home of the world-famous Bristol Aeroplane Company. Concorde was built & tested at the former Bristol company airfield at Filton which had the longest runway in Europe at the time.
http://www.bristol-link.co.uk/history/default.htm