Where in the World Is ... ?

Sights for you to enjoy ... 

. . . any idea where mini me was  visiting?

look closely for the 1793 graffiti  carved in a beautiful hand

this may give you a clue - slightly
unusual repurpose of this iconic item
on left=phone, center=ATM/cash

Too difficult to get a proper picture of the unusual double-walled gardens at Baumber -- sorry

Answers:  (a) Spirit of Discovery, Saga cruise ship, at start of seven day tour of England's south coast, from Tilbury, London, passing in front of the wind farm, (b) Filming a wedding group against a green screen, location filming The Darling Buds of May, Outside The Charles Dickens pub, Broadstairs, Kent, (c) Tattershall Castle, Lincolnshire fens; a survivor of conflict, decay and restoration. Built of brick in an era of stone this fortified manor is one of the earliest and the finest surviving examples of medieval brickwork. The beginnings:  In 1231 Robert de Tateshale received a licence from King Henry III to build a crenelated manor house out of stone at Tattershall, (d) The Petwood Hotel in Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire (e) British seaside in Kent (f) yarnbombing at Carshalton, outside London, (g) HM Government notice for COVID-19 Lockdown in England to slow spread of Delta variant.