This one had me in stitches. 
5. A Clock Tower
- Clock showing ten o’clock
- Ten o’clock being 22:00
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Drone Scene entry
Caversham Library, Reading taken tonight at 22:00 with Mini 3 Pro
4 points claimed
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Item entry 5, A Clock Tower
St Mary’s Church Clock Tower
Kettering, Northamptonshire
Taken 10/08/2022 @ 22:00
With Dji Air2s
Claming point for:-
Clock showing ten o’clock
Ten o’clock being 22:00
Drone Scene entry
Kettering,Northamptonshire. - Added to Everything Else in East Midlands
Total of 4 point’s please
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@Acedrone. @DroneGeek - Jason, Ian we have clocked you four points each on the scoresheet 
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- A Marina (for boats) - website or guidebook showing name includes “Marina” - YES
https://whitehavenmarina.co.uk
Both sailing boats and power boats moored to the jetties - YES
Drone Scene entry - YES
3 Points?
My entry for:
19. A railway level crossing✅️
- 6 or more vehicles waiting to cross✅️
- A red vehicle closest to the gate on each side❌️
- Train crossing over the crossing✅️
Taken today with mini 2 at 0900ish.
Life’s too short to wait for red cars so 3 points please.
3 points Gavin
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3 points Colin
Here is my entry for:
16. An isolated tower (NOT a wind turbine tower)
- No other structure or buildings within 150m.
- Drone Scene entry
Taken today at 12:13 with my DJI Mini 2, this is the monument to General William Burnett, on Scolty Hill, near Banchory.
Drone scene entry:
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3 Points chief
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This is:
22. A Static Caravan Site
- 24 or more mobile homes
- All pitches occupied
- 5 or more mobile homes with green roofs.
4 points claimed.
This is Banchory Lodge Caravan Park, in, er, Banchory.
There are some gaps that I wondered might be unoccupied pitches, but based on the spacing of the caravans, I think they are not.
Photo taken on my DJI Mini 2 at 09.09 today.
Hi @Kvetner unfortunately we cant give you the bonus for ‘All pitches occupied’ as there is one pitch vacant so 3 points awarded 
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Taken with Mini 2, 11/08/22, around 11.15am, at the railway station, Lurgan, Co. Armagh
Three points please:
A railway level crossing
6 or more vehicles waiting to cross
A red vehicle closest to the gate on each side 
Train crossing over the crossing
Two church spires included free of charge 
3 points awarded Paul, sadly no extra bonus for the 2 spires 
Dont beat yourself up too much Kvetner as that image wouldnt have gotten you the ‘All pitches occupied’ either
Here is a screenshot from Google Maps showing clearly at somepoint there was a Mobile Home in the available pitch under the tree line making it vacant now
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4. A Military site of either World War - wiki or website proof to be posted with your image
- Run as a tourist attraction (website or wiki entry to prove)
Does the tourist attraction have to be for its origin purposes? I have a airfield near me that is now a nature reserve.
The site has to be a tourist attraction of some sort.
The picture below is former RAF Ibsley. It is now home to, amongst other things, a watersports centre.
Farmland requisitioned fir an airfield, concrete runways laid over rubble from the Southampton blitz. The airfield and some of the real-life pilots appeared in the wartime propaganda film “The First of the Few”.
Closed at the end of the war and taken up by a local car club. The perimeter track was, unusually for a race circuit. run anticlockwise. It attracted drivers of the calibre of Roy Salvadori, Coin Chapman and Mike Hawthorn. The land was stripped for gravel when the circuit closed; the resulting lakes include a nature reserve and a watersports area.
That would qualify
Scenes from Chall Com HQ Number14: Scorers morning indoctrination
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Oxmardyke Signal Box, Near Newport, East Yorkshire
1. A Railway signal box
- A Side-Tank engine plainly visible in shot
- Drone Scene entry
I’m going all in on this one … 3 points please!
- A Railway signal box
- A Side-Tank engine plainly visible in shot
(it doesn’t say it has to be a real, lifesize one, and Thomas’s friend Oliver [No 11] is a great example of a Great Western Railway 1400 Class - a side tank engine of 0-4-2T configuration Oliver | Thomas the Tank Engine Wikia | Fandom … go on, you know you want to give me the point
) - Drone Scene entry
P.s. I need to give thanks to my spotter, without whom this picture would not have been possible, and my youngest, who is currently wondering where his train has gone…
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