John Griffiths
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<sighs>
You might find a snake by a drowned unglaciated river valley here.
You might find a snake by a drowned unglaciated river valley here.
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Cryptic clues = station name
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John Griffiths
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Aspatria is correct, well done, Duncan. Your round.
This seems to be more difficult than I first thought, or maybe everyone is too busy enjoying themselves over Christmas. 
The answer station is an anagram, and has two words.
I will give the answer if there are no takers in the next day or so.
The answer station is an anagram, and has two words.
I will give the answer if there are no takers in the next day or so.
johnnychips
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Harrietsham? Lord Peter Wimsey’s wife was called Harriet, and ‘ham’ is Saxon for farmstead.
Harrietsham it is -- nice to meet another Sayers reader ! I'd framed it as "Harriet sham" -- a "bogus version" of the genuine article; but anyway, you got the correct answer. (The "byword-horticultural-location" bit, refers to the "stock" thing about Kent, wherein the station lies, being the "Garden of England"). Incidentally, in the books I just cannot stand Harriet -- wretched whiny biddy -- can't imagine what Wimsey sees in her...
Your turn to set about baffling the sleuths.
Your turn to set about baffling the sleuths.
johnnychips
Established Member
Open floor please. Happy New Year!
Sorry not correct but on the right lines with a place of worship!
John Griffiths
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Christ's Hospital? Given that it and many hospitals in the modern sense were originally religious institutions.
You're getting warmer in as much as you have part right.