Actually that was probably me admitting
defeat! Funny thing was that there was no
trace of any other chess pieces/board. I
think it must have been 'removed' from
somewhere else, or perhaps it walked by
itself and just fell over when it saw us
coming along.
Doubt if there's a bridge there. This is a
walk we always take along the lake shore and
we've just walked around from the left (ie
the far shore you can see). I'll go and mark
this spot on the other photo here.
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It was a bit odd. Didn't seem so lonely
because there were lots of people around -
but no other chess pieces to mate with.
Sorry!
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J Rad: it must have been at least 50 cms
high, possibly more. I expect the rest of
the set was in some public park in the
village and this one had been 'liberated'.
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:) Do you mean he hit Spassky over the head
with it and dumped the body in the lake?
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calicojane
says:
Oh, blast it, not again. I always lose.
Is that a bridge at the very top middle? I'm going to root around in your photos and try and find out...
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