A lovely Sunday morning prompted a flight of the Min3Pro. Not a breath of wind to disturb the drone.
I wonder if @DAFlys will recognise the locale.

Interesting top-down. Haven't seen these featuring the triangular shapes too often. No idea where it is located though.

Interesting.  Is it a shelter or a monument?

Nice one and a cool riddle.

My only thought was the buxton war memorial,  but I can see from google its not there.  

Probably Mesoamerican pyramid due to early migration into the UK

Quite the paradoxical image Mr. B.    

HGDC84 Posted at 1-14 11:55
Interesting top-down. Haven't seen these featuring the triangular shapes too often. No idea where it is located though.

It's an unusual construction, on a hill, in England

Clackers Posted at 1-14 17:45
Interesting.  Is it a shelter or a monument?

You could perhaps shelter from the wind, behind it. But that's not it's purpose.

Depp Posted at 1-14 22:42
Nice one and a cool riddle.

Thanks Depp
A revealing video will follow, when there have been a few guesses.
First clue. It's in England

DAFlys Posted at 1-15 00:10
My only thought was the buxton war memorial,  but I can see from google its not there.

Wrong county, right country

sky wombat Posted at 1-15 01:06
Probably Mesoamerican pyramid due to early migration into the UK

Well I can confirm that it's in England, at least, Bruce

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-15 03:56
Quite the paradoxical image Mr. B.

Thanks RDB.  Reserving judgement for now?  

Blériot53 Posted at 1-15 09:00
Thanks Depp
A revealing video will follow, when there have been a few guesses.
First clue. It's in England

If it's not English Heritage and as it's no cathedral I wouldn't know.

Depp Posted at 1-15 09:42
If it's not English Heritage and as it's no cathedral I wouldn't know.

It's neither EH nor NT.
It's a monument

Beautiful Topdown.  I love it.

BetterBizTech Posted at 1-15 12:50
Beautiful Topdown.  I love it.

It's along the lines of a "guess where". But any non-Brit would be at a decided disadvantage.

Blériot53 Posted at 1-15 08:56
It's an unusual construction, on a hill, in England

I see. The England part, I could have maybe guessed (no need to be a Sherlock there, so even I could had deducted that out )

Blériot53 Posted at 1-15 14:35
It's along the lines of a "guess where". But any non-Brit would be at a decided disadvantage.

True, I hace no clue on those.

HGDC84 Posted at 1-15 14:47
I see. The England part, I could have maybe guessed (no need to be a Sherlock there, so even I could had deducted that out  )

Sorry

BetterBizTech Posted at 1-15 15:17
True, I hace no clue on those.

DAFlys and I, and a few others,  try to outfox eachother with images of well-known landmarks from unusual angles.

DAFlys Posted at 1-15 00:10
My only thought was the buxton war memorial,  but I can see from google its not there.

Any further thoughts, or do you want another clue?

Blériot53 Posted at 1-16 00:59
Any further thoughts, or do you want another clue?

No further thoughts,    my search for war memorials came up short.

DAFlys Posted at 1-16 01:02
No further thoughts,    my search for war memorials came up short.

It's a memorial, or monument, but not a war memorial.
Narrow it down to Yorkshire.
And accessible to me by sameday public transport

That should be enough for a sleuth like you

Blériot53 Posted at 1-16 01:07
It's a memorial, or monument, but not a war memorial.
Narrow it down to Yorkshire.
And accessible to me by sameday public transport

Cholera Monument maybe?

DAFlys Posted at 1-16 01:53
Cholera Monument maybe?

That's the one. Sheffield.

Blériot53 Posted at 1-16 02:32
That's the one. Sheffield.

I think cropping out the dustbin is what through me off.  

Blériot53 Posted at 1-15 09:03
Thanks RDB.  Reserving judgement for now?

Sorry, no idea where but whatever it is, is very intriguing.  I'm excited to find out what it is and where so I'll stay tuned.

DAFlys Posted at 1-16 03:31
I think cropping out the dustbin is what through me off.

I'm glad I cropped it so tightly then

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-16 04:09
Sorry, no idea where but whatever it is, is very intriguing.  I'm excited to find out what it is and where so I'll stay tuned.

Now that David has sussed it, after a couple of hints, I'll post the POI video.
It's the Cholera Monument in Sheffield, Yorkshire.

https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/par ... -monument-clay-wood

Blériot53 Posted at 1-16 04:21
I'm glad I cropped it so tightly then

I bet you were. .  It still wasnt an easy one though.  

Blériot53 Posted at 1-16 04:23
Now that David has sussed it, after a couple of hints, I'll post the POI video.
It's the Cholera Monument in Sheffield, Yorkshire.

Interesting read.  Sad about the cholera being so widespread and deadly.  After seeing this lateral view of the monument I can see how the topdown would line up.  Great job on this teaser Mr. B.

DAFlys Posted at 1-16 04:29
I bet you were. .  It still wasnt an easy one though.

It caught my eye a couple of weeks ago when I was perusing maps of the area.
Sunday was the perfect opportunity - I had just 50 minutes in Sheffield between arriving by train, and the return bus. So It was a bit of a rush,

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-16 04:33
Interesting read.  Sad about the cholera being so widespread and deadly.  After seeing this lateral view of the monument I can see how the topdown would line up.  Great job on this teaser Mr. B.

That bench, bottom right corner, is where I sat during the flight.

Blériot53 Posted at 1-15 21:33
DAFlys and I, and a few others,  try to outfox eachother with images of well-known landmarks from unusual angles.

I watch them  and learn. Guessing would be futile for me.

BetterBizTech Posted at 1-16 05:13
I watch them  and learn. Guessing would be futile for me.

I came across this monument, quite by chance. It's unusual nature caught my interest.
A monument to those who died in a Cholera epidemic in the city (Sheffield) in 1832.

https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/par ... -monument-clay-wood

While I was there, I took a POI video of it which I'll post soon.
And, with you in mind, a skyline shot of the city centre.
I'll post that later too.

Blériot53 Posted at 1-16 06:44
I came across this monument, quite by chance. It's unusual nature caught my interest.
A monument to those who died in a Cholera epidemic in the city (Sheffield) in 1832.

That's great. The area you live in has lots of personality and history. It's refreshing to see. Looking forward to the videos.

BetterBizTech Posted at 1-16 07:49
That's great. The area you live in has lots of personality and history. It's refreshing to see. Looking forward to the videos.

You'll find them in the CITY section now

Blériot53 Posted at 1-16 04:53
That bench, bottom right corner, is where I sat during the flight.

The design of the monument is really interesting.  Glad you found it and shared with us.  

Blériot53 Posted at 1-16 04:51
It caught my eye a couple of weeks ago when I was perusing maps of the area.
Sunday was the perfect opportunity - I had just 50 minutes in Sheffield between arriving by train, and the return bus. So It was a bit of a rush,

Thats quite the trip for just 50 minutes in Sheffield.