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[agentgr33n]

why didnt i think of that? it was the " of a different empire" that keeps throwing me off which now makes sense as being a church? maybe....
but what about the other numbers on the list?

[golf]

Well I came so close to thinking I had a breakthrough...
The top 5 locations are all streets in london, which would have been ideal.
Except the last 3 arent. Pentham Maxley and Godstall just dont exist in London.

I mapped out the other 5 on google maps, take a look and tell me if you can get a location from it:
EDIT= REMAPPED IN NUMERICAL ORDER AS PROVIDED BY THE RABBIT.
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=&saddr=Chenies+Street&daddr=Mepham+Street+to:Uxbridge+Street+to:Craven+Street+to:Brooke+Street&mra=pi&mrcr=3&sll=51.51093,-0.154375&sspn=0.044658,0.150375&ie=UTF8&z=13

It all seemed to be going so well... but unless the last 3 arent meant to be road names im a bit stuck.

On closer inspection all 5 locations are reasonably near tube stops:

Uxbridge= Notting Hill Gate
Chenies= Goodge Street
Brooke= Chancery Lane
Mepham= Waterloo
Craven= Charing Cross

However, none are exactly on the same road as a tube station, so it would be bit odd to reference a street randomly nearby.

[agentgr33n]

[golf]

Well, after looking at the list of stations, they all seem fairly close to Tottenham Court Road (The St. Giles Circus station), but I cant make a definite link!

Edit: and heres a thought,

Theres a famous Rabbit called Peter.

[cigarman]

i thought it was cricket but maxley and godstall let me down (i was going great guns till then ""

[golf]

Well the main thing I find on Google regarding Godstall is in Cheshire, which is where your from right cigarman? Do you know the place, anything about it thats famous or notorious?

[cigarman]

godstall lane is one of the roman roads within the city walls now been modernised apart from the old pavings""

[agentgr33n]

and it leads to a cathedral. cave of a different empire maybe?

http://www.chesterimages.com/chester_1/primary/introd.htm

[cigarman]

your thoughts had me intrigued so i genned up on the subject on the site

was a benedictine monestary in honour of st werburgh but it was rebuilt in

1283 by the normans so cave of a different empire yes this could

qualify ""

[makyla77]

Seing I was getting nowhere with this I wrote to Dirk.

Me to Dirk:

[agentgr33n]

so....start at the tube station or the monestary? and then what? cigarman,golf you 2 are from there( suspiciously enough) you should know.

when asked about the london tube or a church being the cave of a different empire.

[veebee]

Who's to say it's the London Tube map we should be looking at? If it is, then TCR seems to be the logical starting place, but it gets us nowhere. If it isn't London, who knows?........

[agentgr33n]

[makyla77]