Did I just make a typo on the word typo?!

I assumed the type was meant to be “took” - that’s how I read it anyway

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Theatres at the time had a poor reputation and it was believed they encouraged vice, crime, drinking and bawdy behaviour. For this reason, playhouses were often built well away from the more respectable, central areas of cities.

Thanks very much!

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You certainly don’t have to be an addict or in recovery to join. I’ll be sharing mocktail recipes and posting general stuff about my life post addiction.
I hope you’ll join and spread the word!

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Unfortunately there is very little evidence to support this fanciful story.

And the answer is:
Temple Meads Railway Station (Platform 11).
Well done if you got this one right!

Actually, my mistake. Platform 11!

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The Rushpool was dug into the hill sometime in the 1880s as a means for the cattle to refresh themselves on their final journey.

Bingo! Platform 9 to be exact!

*apologies. She was floated from her dry dock in 1843, not 1844. The lock expansion was completed in late 1844 and she left Bristol in December of that year.