Madeira, Portugal?

Well done, Fidelio. Madeira it is, although I don't think they have these oxen pulled carts any longer .

What and where ? (no cheating please )

What is a girlie boy granny? I used to go to the local places of interest, and to answer your question no I never made the mistake.

Lady Boys, have you never heard of them ? Blimey, what a sheltered life you led ! I think you are just playing the ' innocence game'. Of course you knew of them if you went to Thailand. It's at least 45 yrs since I heard of them, and they weren't so glamorous as they are today, and I don't think they went on tour either. In fact today, it's nothing unusual really everyone seems to have a different identity.

Lady Boys, have you never heard of them ? Blimey, what a sheltered life you led ! I think you are just playing the ' innocence game'. Of course you knew of them if you went to Thailand. It's at least 45 yrs since I heard of them, and they weren't so glamorous as they are today, and I don't think they went on tour either. In fact today, it's nothing unusual really everyone seems to have a different identity.

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Have you ever heard of the Bangkok Fairies? not the bent kind, delivered by canoe, just like a takeaway.

New Menai Bridge

Good try, Fish. No , it's not the New Menai Bridge.

The secret bridge from Birkenhead Priory to Speke?

Another good try, DD, but no, it is not the secret bridge from Birkenhead to Speke.

Somewhere in the far east, China? give us a clue granny.

A Chinese province has shut all 32 of its glass attractions - including bridges, walkways and viewing decks - as safety checks are carried out.
The attractions, spread across 24 sites in Hebei province, have been shut since March 2018, said state media CCTV.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-50230971

Well done, Mikeeb. The longest glass bridge, somewhere in China. Pretty scary !

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Granny's rock?