Paul Walter

Fun holiday snap quiz – can you recognise the location mentioned in a famous Liberal’s autobiography?

By | Fri 10th August 2018 - 10:45 am


I took this photo while on my holiday last week.

Can you guess where it was taken? It is a location mentioned wittily in a distinguished Liberal MP’s auto-biography.

Please use the comments field below to have a stab at the answer.

Comments will be held in our “pending” file until 3pm and then released to reveal the winner.

The prize will be the much coveted accolade of “LDV Super-Anorak” – a title which will be yours until a successor is appointed, a bit like being Crown Steward and Bailiff of the Chiltern Hundreds or of the Manor of Northstead.

You are disqualified from this quiz if I have told you where I went on holiday.

* Paul Walter is a Liberal Democrat activist and member of the Liberal Democrat Voice team. He blogs at Liberal Burblings.

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2 Comments

  • Charles Dundas 10th Aug '18 - 4:02pm

    I’m probably far too late, but a witty reference to what looks like a mainline train station makes me think that it’s probably Bergen (Grimond)

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