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A one eyed, one armed naval officer comes to mind.

Yes. This is the Our Lady of Fatima Church, Nanson, WA, designed by Monsignor John Hawes. It's now a free turn.

This cathedral was another of the Monsignor's works, located in a regional coastal city.

This small church was one of several designed by a religious minister and architect.

Where is this attractive small church?

I think you were in St Louis, Missouri. The church in the distance looks to be the Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Difficult to know where you were standing - perhaps the Stan Musial Veterans ...

GIMP cant open raw files directly and needs a plugin.  UFRaw is often used as  the raw decoder for GIMP and is much simpler than Darktable or Raw Therapee.

Hi Max Yes, that's the place. We were flying from Broome to one of the coastal lakes so we only flew over the Cape without landing. I must be more than usually dense to have not picked up on your ...

To recap... we are on the northern part of a peninsular named for an English explorer , pirate and naturalist who visited this remote southern hemisphere location in the late 1600s.

I'm not sure which of us is confused (maybe we both are :-) ) I can't find 'something large and sounding royal to the south-east' apart from Leo - who is more east south east of my photo and over ...

I believe the 'something large' is no longer royal.  A local name is now official, so Leo has been dethroned. :-)

Where?

I checked 'Bombay Spice' but there seems to be a lot of them in the UK, so I didn't bother obscuring the sign.  I missed the Penrith Castle sign  :-(

Spot on, Barry.  I thought this one might take a bit longer... Over to you.

Name of town and street, please.

Brett's clue has passed over my head but I wonder if the one point is the Isle of Arran and the nine points might be part of the Dunagoil Vitrified Fort on the Isle of Bute.

I think I recognise those old stone gates at lower right.

Yes, we are at Eden, halfway between Sydney and Melbourne.  The wharf is in Snug Cove which is part of Twofold Bay. Over to you.

Once a whaling port, these days it's whale watching that brings the tourists. This landmark is just across the bay:

We are about half way between the two largest cities of this country. Of to the land of nod now.