All our yesterdays.............this must stump CWH

#1

maddog · #2

there s joff walking to his peg .

#3

It has my friend, I have not a clue !!!!

#4

Is it the River Dane in Cheshire ?

#5

That aint a bad call Dodge, although not the Dane,the venue is heading in that direction

It has my friend, I have not a clue !!!!

Bout time too CWH

If its any consolation, Joffie wouldnt have had a chance with this either

Bill might come up trumps with it though

#6

Clues, no pegs to be seen.
The bridge obviously ain't a road bridge.
Strong flow, probably shallow.
Don't even look lie a path or walkway by the river.

It looks like some sort of trout river but crappity smack knows where.

#7

It looks like parts of the Upper Trent but I'll try the River Tean, trout and grayling. Unless it's an old pic of the Dove, could be the Cherwell.

Can I have a squatt if I'm right?

#8

I said the Trent because the faster bits around Barlaston have that wire stuff on the banks to stop them eroding. The more I look at it the more I think it is the top end of the Trent but I don't recognise the bridge at all.

#9

Looking at the bridge, I reckon it's somewhere around The Peak District.
Is it the Dove Tony?

#10

Mugger I thought it could have been the Dove but changed my mind because of the bridge. I know most of the Dove but can never recall seeing that bridge although it is grey stone which points to Derbyshire.
With all the clues I think it one of those rivers in that area that not many have heard of.

I think I know which one it is now because I have been racking the old grey matter and looking at maps.
I think it is the one that dries up from time to time and quite a chunk of it actually flows underground, when there is water in it. If it is the one I am thinking of it is a real toughie

#11

Is it the River Derwent near Matlock way ?

#12

I think I know which one it is now because I have been racking the old grey matter and looking at maps.
I think it is the one that dries up from time to time and quite a chunk of it actually flows underground, when there is water in it. If it is the one I am thinking of it is a real toughie

With what you've added Bill, it may be the one that joins the Dove and starts with M and ends with D.

Or it could be a TK wild goose chase of course.

#13

With what you've added Bill, it may be the one that joins the Dove and starts with M and ends with D. That' s the one, it has to be. That bridge has not seen much action at all. I'll go with that but I should have got it earlier

Or it could be a TK wild goose chase of course.

#14

Had to search for your reply Bill as you typed it into my quote.

#15

Well done guys on the thought processes

Its the manifold at Ham Hall in the Peak District

#16

Yeah, Nice one Bill.

#17

I cheated; I got a map out.
Never fished the Manifold but have fished lots of the Dove in my time.

I don't even know if there is any coarse fish in the Manifold; there are trout

#18

I don't even know if there is any coarse fish in the Manifold; there are trout

No me Bill - spose it was a little 'naughty'

of me putting that one up - but A1

#19

Well done Mugger and Bill