Can you name these 21 Oxfordshire locations and landmarks just from aerial photos?
All these pictures, taken from Google Maps, show beautiful Oxfordshire as its bucolic best.
But with all the helpful labels removed, can still you recognise the places we know so well from the ground?
Test your local knowledge by looking out for landmarks. Good luck!
(Answers below).
1. An historic market town with a fool on the hill?
2. An international sort-of place, definitely worth a flying visit:
3. A good place to go for a wild life!
4. ...and a place that is a little less wild - at least by name:
5. Look closely enough and the answer's right in front of you!
6. Want to have a guess?
7. Move here and you'll definitely be part of a set:
8. This may just look like a hill, but it's our most famous one...
9. People might think it's just the village, but it's so much more...
10. Get on board!
11. Can you name this popular riverside pub?
12. It sounds like this town has a key:
13. It is plain when you look in the middle:
14. There's some diamond geezers work here:
15. This is almost like Where's Wally:
16. How was this photo taken?
17. No clue - this one's already too easy:
18. Come on, keep guessing:
19. Oxfordshire's little ray of sunshine - very dear indeed...
20. The history of this place is a bit woolly...
21. And finally, this one's just for the hardcore fans:
So - how did you get on?
1. Faringdon - including the famous Folly tower on the hill
2. Carterton and RAF Brize Norton air base
3. Cotswold Wildlife Park - look closely and you can see the animals!
4. Thame
5. Blenheim Palace maze
6. Wantage
7. Chipping Norton
8. White Horse Hill, Uffington
9. Bicester
10. Didcot
11. The Perch at Binsey - with Port Meadow just over the Thames
12. Banbury (including the Castle Quay shopping centre)
13. Oxford! Including the Plain roundabout, centre
14. Harwell Science Campus, including the Dimaond Light Source ring
15. Wallingford
16. Radcliffe Camera, Oxford
17. Blackbird Leys, Oxford
18. Abingdon-on-Thames
19. Raymond Blanc's Le Manoir restaurant, Great Milton
20. Witney - famous for its historic wool trade
21. Newspaper House - the Oxford Mail's office and print works. Beautiful, isn't it?
Thanks for playing!
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